Arizona republican., 1913-09-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

1 Sullivan, popular politician and cat l tleman of Yavapai county arrived here last evening on a short business | trip.
 THANKS HIS FRIENDS-M. G. Aguirre, who recently returned from Tucson, where it was his sad errand to burry his little daughter Helen, expressed gratitude to his friends both here and in Tucson for their kindnes and sympathy.
 FORD ARRIVALS - Walter NJ Smith San Francisco; Geo. B. Perosh. l Hongkong. China; D. L. Wendelhan, Douglas: Clark Eads, City; Mrs
 Henry L. Eads. City; R. E. McGil- len, City; w. S. Wright, City; liar riet KuppIe. Denver; Walter Graham.
 Alma Graham, Frank Graham, St
 Louis; J. V. Mooney and wife; James
 W Lesueur. Mesa.
 W. c. r. U. MEETING-The meet
 ing of the w. c. T. U. will be held at the home. 227 West Monroe street, this afternoon, and will discuss the topic, Our Young Peoples Branch under
 the leadership of Mrs. Stevens, who
 is the state superintendent for that
 department. A full attendance of the membership is desired, and all friends
 
 be present.
 HOLDING ZUNIGA-Juan Zuniga,
 who was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Perry for resisting an officer and who was held to the super
 for court to answer to the charge by Judge JohnStone, and of whom it was discovered that he was out on one sus- pended sentence, is being held by the court authorities pending a further in
 vestigation into his case before the for mer sentence deScends in full force and effect upon him.
 MORE SUSPENDED SENTENCES Judge Phillips of the superior court, exercised judicial clemency yesterday in the cases of a number of pleas of guilty that were made before him the day previous and suspended the sen tences. These were Charles BroWner, who was charged with assault and who has been in jail since April 10; Bob Valdez and Francisco Vanolestino and Joaquin Garcia. As soon as Vanoles tinO sentence was suspended he went and got a marriage license and was married. His sentence is pending dur ing good behavior.
 CICERO SIMMONS MARRIES- Cicero c. Simmons, the Well-known young cOlored citizen of Phoenix, sur prised his many friends in both races last evening by leading to the mar riage altar Mrs. Emma C. Hodge, one of the wealthiest colored women of this city and one of the leaders among her people in this state. They were married last evening at s o'clock by Rev. z. z Johnson of the A. M F. church, at 548 West Madison street, the home of the bride. Simmons is graduate of Tuskeege, the school of the famous Booker T. Washington, and has taken courses in the Univer- sity of Michigan. Since coming here he has busted himself with matters of interest to his race and has been large responsible for the success of the Forum. the coIored mutual i'm provement organization Under his grauation certificate from Tuskeege he has been granted a certificate to teach in the schools of Arizona.
 AT THE CoMMERCIAL-B Sood, 1 New York; D. B. Nichols, City; H. ! B.. Scott, Arizona; B. Won Senden, | Flagstaff; J. T. Branton, Columbia; 1 J. w. Sullivan, Prescott; G. o Dough l erty; Geo. H. Campbell, Los Angeles: ! F.. c. Davis, Yuma; Mrs. C. Ander son, Prescott; Mrs. c. H. Odell and l son, Flagstaff; Miss E. Dietzman, ] Flagstaff; Russell Johnson, Dalhart, | Texas; Roy E. Butler, City; A James, | City: Mir and Mrs. T. F. Mach, San | I. s. Adams, Los Angeles; | Vim. IT. Stanton, San Francisco; A. 1 P. McComas, Los Angeles Mrs. c. l.. I Parker, Los Angeles; T. A. SIattery. | gstaff; F. A. Mulard, Wicken- burg; Geo. H. Renben, Atlanta, Ga; Geo. Cook Globe; J. K. Murphy. Dan c. Stevens. Flor ence; R. Tanner. Los Angeles; Mrs. F.. D. Cutter. New Orleans, La; c. A. F.. B. Badenshaw, Den yer, Colorado.