Arizona republican., 1916-07-21

leIl yesterday on a SHOrl UuSlneSS | visit to Denver.
 FOR THE SUMMER-Miss Edyth Ford left yesterday for San Diego | where she will spend tine summer 
 TO VISIT HER soN-Mrs Clark Churchill left last evening for Detroit where she will visit her son, Briggs Goodrich.
 OFF FOR BEAcHEs-J. B. Alex ander left yesterday for Los Angeles and the adjacent beaches to escape the heat.
 TO SAINT LOUIS-Ira Pirtle left yesterday over the Golden State Linn ited to Saint Louis where he will re- main for some time.
 SUIT ON CONTRACT-F Po- chon yesterday brought suit against the Phoenix Seed and Feed company for $3500 for breach of contract.
 TO PLAY WITH MlAMl-J. l. To- bin of San Francisco, a baseball play CT, is stopping at the Jefferson hotel while enroute to join the Miami mine.
 TO THE COAST-Mrs. J. T. Hughes accompanied by her daughter Miss Bertha Hughes, left last evening to spend the summer in Los An geles.
 BACON IN TOWN-E, w Bacon Of Winkelman, agent for the Ford and Overland, is stopping at the Adams hotel while in town for a short time on business
 WESTERN DRUG MAN-E A. Lauck of Los Angeles, general repre- sentative of the Western Wholesale Drug company, is making the Jeffer- son hotel his headquarters while in Phoenix.
 ARMY OFFICERS-D. NJ. E. Candy and R. w. Sprague, both officers in the United States army are guests of the Jefferson hotel for a short time while in Phoenix. They have left their commands in Nogales and are here on leave of absence.
 HERE ON BUSINESS-J. H. Chil- ton of Fl Paso, district passenger and ticket agent of the Texas and Pacific lines, and o. C.. Erne, travelling freight and passenger agent of the T. and P., are in town for some time on business in connection with their company
 FUQUA TAKES APPEAL-The Su- preme Court yesterday granted Judge Bakers application for a certificate of probable cause in the case of F. H. Fuqua recently found guilty of violat- ing the prohibition amendment Flu qua was admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
 BOOTLEG GER SENTENCED Manuel De La Lama who pleaded guilty of violating the prohibition amendment was sentenced by Judge Stanford of the superior court yesterday to 90 days in jail and a $500 fine or one day foI 1 each dollar.
 | SOME BOY-Earl Shackelford is l taking the place of MT Grier, the chief 1 clerk of the Jefferson hotel while the l latter is off on his vacation. MT | Shackelford has been with the Jeffer- son only nine months, but in that time he has risen from the position of bel l boy to that of chief cashier, and now i to substitute chief clerk
 JUDGE TAFT HERE-Judge L. R Taft of Superior is a guest of th' Adams hotel while in town for 6 short time Among other guests arr E. w Bason. Winkelman; Juliu
 Kruttschnitt, Tucson; G. J. Harding Tucson; G. Mager, St Louis: J. H Chntern, Fl Paso; Otis c. Eron, F. | Paso; A. w. nryselale, Clifton; F.. H Marerthal, Chicago; Dean D. Clark
 Fl Paso: H. w Foster. Miami; R. w
 K. Robertson, Globe: C. W. Reynolds
 Los Angeles; F. F. Johnson, Los An
 seles; H. B. Henderson. New York
 Ed Colin, Chicago; Glen H. Mitchell
 Los Angeles; 0. L. Neer. Douglas
 J. W. Crocker. Los Angeles: J. Ras
 messen. Madison; G. w. Burgess am
 wife. Casa Grande; A F. Muller an
 wife, Flagstaff.
 ON EDUCATIONAL TRIP-A (
 Parker Of New York. passenger agen of the $. P. $. c. Chiles of Buffalo district freight and passenger agent c , the $. P, Albert H. Boyd of Bostor
 travelling freight and passenger ager
 of the s. P. and C. E. Shanklin (
 Baltimore. of the passenger depart
 ment of the S. P. left yesterday owe the Apache Trail to Globe from wher
 they will return home by way of tn
 Southern Pacific lines from New Or leans to New York. This party is 0
 one of the educational trips which tn Southern Pacific is giving to it's en
 ployes l. T. Sparks is accompanyin
 the party to Fl PasO to explain an
 point out the places of interest on tf
 trip
 WEBB CITY ViSITORS-Miss Pea
 and Miss Grace Cockney of Webb Cit Missouri, are guests of the Jeffersc : hotel while here visiting Phoeni . Among other guests are A. N. Suthe land of Los Angeles; Mrs. H. c. Sutl erland of Fl Paso; W. l. Johnson
 Baltimore; l.. c. Allen of Los Ang'
 les; J. B. Decker of Hayden; D. NJ - Ganedy and R. w. Sprague of NJ gales: w A. O'Grady of Phoenix; '- B. Lemright of San Antonio; Dr ar Mrs. NJ. Fuller of Tucson: Miss Pea
 and Miss Grace Coctney of Webb Cit : Mo; J R. Kennedy of Brokfield;
 H. Whitcomb of Phoenix; J. l. Fob 7' of San Francisco; Harold Wheaton y Tucson; J. H. Kermess of Temp Vim. Harris of Ash Fork: Dennis
 Gleason of Phoenix; w. Roy Weissi 'e ger of New Orleans; w. B. Stephe t' of Saint Louis; E. A. Lanck of L 1T Angeles: M L. Means of Los Angele l. M. J. Bell of Goldfield, Nevada Albe U Penney of Los Angeles: F. H. Oral
 of Flagstaff; W. E. Hitchcock of s = Francisco; James Thomas of Los A es geles, Mrs. P. Espy of Chicago; M te Geo. S Foster of Miami; G. R. Wills