Arizona republican., 1910-11-26
PRESCOTT viSIToR-J.

PRESCOTT VSIToR-J C. Forest
 of Prescott. assistant United States district attorney Of Arizona, arrived
 in Phoenix yesterday on official ! business.
 INSPECTOR CORNELL HERE United States Immigration Inspector T. C. Conneli. with headquarters at Tucson. was in this city yesterday on ! official business and left last evening for his home.
 DEATH OF MISS osREsT-News has been received Of the death of Miss Helen Obrest at her home in Homer. Mich. November l9. She lived
 in Phoenix for several years and had many friends here who will mourn
 her untimely end.
 DR. MoNicAL OUT AGAIN--Dr. pr Grant Monical who was taken
 to the Sisters hospital a few days ago suffering with a severe attack of erysipelaS. is out again, feeling very well hut yet rathef disfigured by the effect of the disease so ire 
 quent!y in evidence on the face. A FEDERAL cASE-Dcputy Y. $. Marshal Anderson returned yesterday from kingTnan where he went on an official mission. and while there also arrested q citizen named Frank Coon. for the crime of sending obscene pic tures through the mails to a young girl of his acquaintance in Los An geles He was released under a bond of s600. Mir. Anderson left last night for Bisbee on official business. EXAMINATION ToDAY-Concep- cion Rocha who slipped q surgeons scalpel into the interior of one lg-
 nacio Alvares. was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday and his examination was set for 10 o'clock this morning. IgnaciO seemed to have been hr rather precarious condition
 when the incident occurred few
 attend court and will make good
 recovery.
 STUDENTS DO HoNoR-A party
 was given last night in the Lamson
 
 business college. in honor of Miss
 Grimes whose engagement to NIT.
 Mciter. the cartoonist. has been an- nounced. The evening was devoted to dancing and cards. Mir. Motter and Miss Grimes will leave in q short time for the latter's home in Indiana
 where they will he married. Miss Grimes is a teacher of shorthand in the college and is q very talented snd popular young woman.
 ARMY ENGINEER HERE-Lieu- tenant and Mrs. Charles T. Leeds are in the city for brief stay. Lieutenant Leeds is an army engineer but is not a member of the army board assigned for duty with the reclamation service. He is engaged in work on the lower Colorado river and is merely passing through her" en route to Parker where he will i'm spect river conditions. He took ad- vantage of his opportunity to look over the Salt river valley project in company with Engineer Hin of the reclamation service.
 SEEDlESS PEARS-A number of fine. large pears of the Lincoln Seedless variety were brought to the board of trade yesterday by Prof. E F.. Kupze. the cactus grower and ex- pert They are almost as hTge a" Keifers and ii is. understood that they are fine eating when ripe. Professor Kunze picked for the green fruit in order that It might be kept for an s..,l g.T' l.. are still. ciinging to small branches. which were cut from the tree. Thn fruit will be sent to the United States Land and Irrigation exposition in Chicago. IL II. Rhuart- yesterday donated a box of fine oranges to the board and thSse will also be sent to Chicago.
 CLEAN BILL FOR ossoRN-A year ni' more ago the osborn school district was badly Frightened on acr count of the discovery of several cases Of trachoma in the school. As a result the school authorities clean ed up. They not only eradicated trlchoma but every other offensive conta giOus disease that was found skulking around On the 22nd the school children were all examined by Dr.. l.. D. Dameron and not case of trachoma was found The chil- dren's noses. throats and teeth were also examined and where attention was needed the facts were reported to their parents. The throat exam inatiOn was chiefly to see if Mir. Diphtheria had any scouts on the job but none were found osborn is strv- ing for a world record in health.
 oR. MecoRMAcKs AcKNoWL- EOGMEkT-Dr. F H. Redewill of the committee of the Maricopa Coun- ty Medical society which had Dr ] N. Mccormack as its guest in Phoe- nix q few days. ago. has received letter from the doctor. written in Globe. He reports having held fine meetings in Tucson. Douglas and Globe and then pays a very flatter- ing compliment to Phoenix. He says: Tn all my experience and my travels throughout the United States. the general public. the doctors and the Young Mems Club of Phoenix. dis played the greatest amount of enthu- Siasm and the meetings held in Phoe-