Arizona republican., 1906-04-09
Cor Washington and First Streets

SNOW IN THE NORTH-Passen-
 gers who arrived from the north yes terday say heavy snow fell at Will 1 jams and Flagstaff Friday night and that from indications the storm was
 not yet over when they left there Sat urday at noon.
 FROM SOUTH TO NORTH-At- i torney F. E. ElIinwood of Bisbee, Judge J. J. Hawkins and Dr. D. J. Brannen passed through the city yesterday on their way to Flagstaff Messrs Flaw
 kins and EllinwoOd are on a legal CT rand and Dr. Brannen. who resides at l Flagstaff. is returning from a visit to his brother, Phil Brannen of Tucson. A COULD OFFlCIAL-H. Rohwer shief engineer of the Gould lines, with his headquarters at St. Louis. arrived l in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days here visiting his daughters. who have been in the valley several weeks, having come here for the benefit of their health. They make their home at the Munger ranch. west of the city. MT. Rohwer made the journey west in his private car as far as Fl Paso. when, to avoid a delay in reaching here he had to i leave his car
 THE DESERT EXcURsION-About
 
 avaiIed themselves of the opportunity to visit the desert north of the city yesterday and left on the Santa Fe in the morning some for Wickenburg, others for Hot Springs and a few went as far north as Congress Junction. The time, other than that consumed in tra- vel they spent gathering flowers and brought back to the city huge boquets of poppies and other desert growth.
 The day could not have been more
 ideal for such an occasion.
 COMING FROM RUSSIA-With
 Phoenix as their destination Abe Kor-
 rick and Leah Korrick have started on a journey from their home in Russia
 to Phoenix and if their present plans
 do not miscarry they will reach here the early part of September. Abe Kor-
 rick is a young man seventeen years of age and a brother of Charles Kor-
 rick of the New York Store. Miss
 Leah Korrick is a cousin Of MT. KOr- rick, a daughter of his uncle. She is eleven years of age. The trip they
 have begun is the first they have made
 from their native country.
 HOME GOING KENTUCKIANS-
 The Arizona Kentucky association is
 each day adding to it's list the names
 of parties who have signified it their
 intention to visit in Kentucky during
 the home going week festival planned
 for the coming summer to be held at
 Louisville. The commercial club of
 that city in one day received from diff
 ferent parts of the United States 33,-
 900 notices from Kentuckians wuo
 wrote they were going to attend and of these, eighty-four responses were
 from Arizona. The notices were sent
 in response to a letter sent out by the
 club.
 HE WAS OVERLADEN-A man who gave his name as Vernon Gray gave those who were around the Ford hotel lobby q fright yesterday about noon by walking into one of the pri-
 vate rooms of the Ford grill and fall ing on the floor in an unconscious con- dition. He had made his entrance
 through the bar and on his way in
 ordered a drink Not waiting to be served. he walked to the room where
 he was a few minutes later found ly- ing on the floor. All that could be done for his relief was quickly ad-
 ministered and it was apparent after