Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-20
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A TUCSON VISITOR. - c. w
/ Hinchcliffe. manager of the Console
dated Telegraph and Electric Company
/ of Tucson. is in the city for few days
! on business.
SUMMER IN PREscoTT.-Mr and
Mrs. James Kay returned t. Phoenix
yesterday for the winter. from Prescott
where they have been spending the
summer.
ON DUTY AGAiN.-City Mail Car
rier A. NJ. Hawkins has returned from
| his summer vacation in Colorado and
the east. and has resumed his postof-
! flee routine.
HOME FROM EAST. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Jamison. who has been spending the
summer in the east. has returned home
accompanied by Judge Jamison, who
went east TO meet her on her return
trip.
GOVERNORS REPORT-Governor
Kibbey was busily engaged yesterday
in making the final revision of his an
nual report to the secretary of the in
terror which viii be forwarded to
Washington today.
WILL DO USlNESS.-The Friday
afternoon half holiday during the sum-
mer season. will be discontinued by the
Hub clothing store for this year and
the store will be open for business to-
day as usual on work days, both morn
ing and afternoon.
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
Miss Gilchrist has returned home
from California where she spent the
summer, most of the time being de-
voted to posting herself on charity
work. She can nov be found at the
headquarters of the Associated Chart
ties at lI9 West Adams street.
HERE TO STAY.-F. Z. Bradley ar
rived yesterday from Oracle. Arizona.
where he has been spending the sum-
mer. He has been here during the
winter time for several years. and has
finally decided TO become locally in
terested. by the purchase of a lot in
Evergreen Place. He will make
Phoenix his winter if not his summer
home.
ARIZONA CANAL DANA tele-
phone message from Engineer Martin
at Granite Reef last night brought the
information that the last layer of
heavy rock across the dam would be in
place by last night. an that today the
work of filling up the crevices with
smaller rock would begin. BY Satur-
day it is expected the dam will be
completed and the canal Will be carry
ing a full head of water
AN INDIAN WEDDING.-At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Donnelly
at Portland Place. Wednesday evening
at o'clock a pretty wedding was SOL
emnized. the contracting parties being
Mr.. Paul Wilkey. assistant discipline
rian OF the Indian school, and Miss
Sepia Howard. The ceremony was a
very Impressive one and was perform
ed b. Rev. Orville Coats. The bride
ard groom are both Indians. the for.
mer belonging to the Pima tribe and
the latter to the Hops. After the GER
emOny Mrs. Donnelly served refresh
ments TO the guests present. The
young couple left for the brides home
at ella Crossing. for a short honey
moon
CHARLIE BESSIE BACK. - Charlie
Besse returned yesterday from Los
Angeles. where he went last spring 1t
was announced that he intended to stay
il he could find a meal ticket He saws
he found the meal ticket all right. and
played in the band at ocean Park all
summer, but even that was not enough
10 keep him there. and he got the old
home yearning and had to come back
When he lived here before. IN kept his
hair cut so short his friends seriously
contemplated providing him with a wig
but Of late he is affecting a Samsonian
role and his friends are now in doubt
whether he is extending a dare to some
Los Angeles Delilah or going into
training to join the Ringing circus as
an imitation Buffalo Bill.
ZEkE, THE COUNTRY BOY.
MAKES GOOD.-Owing to an adverse
criticism from a little New Mexico
sheet, that has been circulated here.
Zeke only played to a fair audience
that had made W. its mind to make
Zeke win on his merit and the cOmpa-
ny made good. Mr.. Clyde Land the
comedian OF. the company. is a hard
working chap and won the audience
completely by his clever work His
dancing in the last act was the best
seen here in some time. Miss Lewis
was clever aid to Zeke in his eff
forts to entertain. The company taken
a. Nitoicr - ieI dDoNe tne average,
and worked hard to win over the au-
dience which it succeeded in doing in
the end. The company goes to Prescott
for tomorrow night.
OWNER WANTED FOR A COAT
Last evening the management of the
Boston store sent to the office of the
city marshal a coat which had been
left in that mercantile establishment,
presumably by some absent minded
patron. who had found it more COM
Portable TO carry than to wear The
coat was turned over to the officers in
the belief that they might be able to
restore ii to the owner. Marshal Moore
has consulted his Sherlock Holmes,
and applied every rule of reasoning with
which he is familiar but cannot even