Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO THE cOAST-Andrew Jallobi left yesterday for Los Angeles on a few weeks vacation.
 TO PASADENA.-Miss Lucia Glib son has gone to Pasadena to spend the rest of the summer with friends.
 TO CALIFoRNIA.-Peter Corp stein left last night for a vacation in California.
 TO coRoNADo.-Mrs. E. A. Franklin left yesterday for a visit with friends in California and at Coronado.
 VISITED MINE-IIon. Isaac T.
 Stoddard returned yesterday from a
 trip of inspection to his, mines in Yavapai county.
 TO LONG BfAcH.-Mrs. L. D. Rosseau left last night for Long Beach to spend the remainder of the summer with friends.
 RIVER STILL UP.-Engineer Reed yesterday reported the river as still holding its own. There were S5,0O0 inches in the Verde and Salt.
 TAKING VACATION.-Miss Mary Henshaw has resigned her duties with the Arizona Abstract company to take a months vacation and her place was taken by Miss Mabel McNeiL
 BACK FROM SAN ANTONIO.-A H. Sure has returned from a busi- ness trip to San Antonio and will engage in business in Phoenix in the near future.
 ON MONTHS VAcATIoN.-Miss Marie Clausen will leave this even ing for beach cities in California and Catalina Island where she will spend months vacation.
 WHERE MOUNTAIN BREEZES BLOW.-Councilman H. c. Yaeger left yesterday morning for Flagstaff where he will remain until there is a mod eration of the summer in the valley.
 A PURVEYOR OF lIQUOR.-Jose Garcia charged with selling liquor to an Indian, was arraigned before Com missioner Johnstone yesterday and was held to the federal grand jury in the sum of s2OO.
 FUNERAL OF H. B. GREEK.- The funeral services of H. B. Greek will be held Sunday morning at o'clock from the parlors of Easterling N " lllllltg lIG duSplGtS Ol lilt Eagles. Interment will take place at Greenwood.
 TO LOCATE IN BuSINESS.-J. E. Henley and family of Kingsland. Texas, have arrived in the city and will locate here permanently. Mir. Henley was employed with the w. H. Hill & Co. merchandise house and will engage in similar business here in the near future.
 FORMER PHOENIX GIRL.-Miss Charline Ming, the daughter of C. B. Ming, and formerly a resident of Phoenix, was united in marriage at Long Beach to Ralp Val aquette of Los Angeles. Announce ment of the wedding was received by Phoenix friends yesterday
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Mark Heinze who has been employed with the II. H. McNeil company and was also a of the once famous baseball aggregation known as the Orphans, leaves this morning for his former home in New Jersey for a two months vacation and visit. He will see Cy Young, The Third, play ball in the league while away
 IN THE YELLOWSTONE.-Secre-l tary Van Der Veer of the Water Us CTS Association yesterday received a letter from B. A Fowler who ex- poets to return to Phoenix about the l4th of August. Mir. and Mrs. Fow- Ter are now enjoying a stage trip through the Yellowstone Park and will go from there to Los Angeles before returning to Phoenix
 A BIRTHDAY DlNNER.-Charles w. Wartman last night gave a birth lay dinner at his residence in West Place in celebration of the of George Mintz. Just what it was could not be ascer- aimed in the absence of Mrs Mintz, | put it was probably the forty second, | orty- third or somewhere thereabouts l There was a pleasant time, games | md cigars. The guests were: Frank l Thomas, A. w. Galpin, Wm. Wallace, | ieo. A. Mintz, Dr. Wilson, H. H. Me Neil, H. P. Reynolds. A. D. Parish, S. )berfelder, Fred Christy, Charles | Christy, Clay Leonard, s. J. Doster, | lanes Parker, Clay Parker, G. w. | Tickers, John Orme, A G. Hulett | md Leo Hailman.
 LIVING LIKE PRINCES.-Bidwell | md Franks of the county jail have in- under the title of "The Goat | and are now floating on the | op wave. Bidwell is in for embezz- ing a horse belonging to George Duv- Ill and Franks for selling and mort ,aging all the live stock on the south i tide. Yesterday morning there was delivered to Bidwell money order for '25 which his mother had sent him. 1e immediately ordered a special breakfast for two with instructions to he chef to omit nothing. There was wen iced tea. There were two din- lers equally elaborate, but ordered with greater difficulty for the req son