Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
BACK FROM NEBRAskA-wn-


 liam F. Reuter-, the east Washington
 street grocer. returned yesterday from
 an extended visit of several weeks at
 his old home in eastern Nebraska
 He visited several points in the
 middle west and returns much re- | freshed in body and mind.
 NEW DEPARTMENT MANAGER A. H Gossling has arrived from Shaw
 Oklahoma, and will have charge l of the dry goods department of the | New York store. Mr. Gossling is an | experienced dry goods man and has 1 had charge of some of the largest stores in Memphis, Tenn, and in | Shawnee.
 BACK FROM CANANEA-Colin Bury, who has spent the past five years in the employ of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, at Cananea, Mexico, returned to this city yesterday. He is a native of Phoenix and says he was never satisfied while away He has made up his mind to remain here and it is believed he will probably engage in some busi- ness here in the near future.
 BACK FROM THE CoAST-M. J. McCauley. a ticket clerk in the city offices of the Southern Pacific, has returned from a visit of two weeks at Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Santa Barbara, Long Beach and san Di- ego. He was accompanied upon the trip by Rex Kane, who also returned with him. He reports having had an excellent time and was loath to part with the surf.
 BACK FROM BIG HUNT-A1am J. Fike returned yesterday from a hunting expedition into the Rinoon mountains. He went from Tucson where he joined his brother. Freeman Fike, cashier for the Tucson Light company. F. E. Jenkins and two sons. He reports that he and his brother secured three deer between them and Mir. Jenkins shot another. Bear signs were plentiful but they failed to run across bruin in person. They were gone about two weeks and were zation.
 A CRUDE FORGER-The case of Matias Gonzales, arrested on Monday by the police for trying to cash a check believed to be forged, was transferred to Justice Johnstone's court yesterday. The check bore the name of MT. Harlow Wager" The check was not of such form as MT. Yaeger would have used and no man in signing a check uses MT" The name was also improperly spelled. Gonzales said that he had received the che ok from MT Yaeger in pay ment for some things he had sold him. When he was searched another check similarly signed was found and still another which had been begun. There was also a scrap of paper on which Gonzales had been practicing on the signature.
 A SUIT IN INSTALLMENTS-- Another suit was filed yesterday by J. B. Girand, territorial engineer. against the Little Butte Consolidated Mines company It is similar to the complaint in one filed by Mir. Cir and a year ago and in which last June he was given judgment for s1,250. The suit is brought under a contract with the defendant In March of last year MT. Girand took an option on the property for s250,- 900, the name of the company at that time being the Arizona Bouse Mining company. The company being desir- ous of reorganization a month lat Ial .rv-fr into it's own possession entered into a contract with Mir. Grand by which he was to be employed as consulting engineer at a salary of $250. this salary to be increased S1OO at time for each additional 100 feet of work done until his salary should reach $750 a month. There has accumu- lated under this contract since the first suit was instituted a claim of s1,750 for salary for which he asks judgment.
 A NARROW ESCAPE-H H Marsh, an employe of the street rail way company, came as near being crushed to death under one of the companys cars yesterday morning at
  as man could be and escape unin- jured. That he did escape is due to the quick thought and action of Motorman Weener who brought his car to a stop almost with incredi- ble suddenness. Marsh was going west on a motorcycle. riding between the two tracks. Just before he met the car which was eastbOund, his cycle began to skid over the slip pery, sprinkled pathway and he could not control it. Without warning it turned across the rails in front of the car and collided. The rider fell and the front end of the car passed over him, clear up to the wheels. In fact ne was wedged so tight to the truck that the car had to be backed a little to get it off him but he suf- fered only scratches and bruises l.. w Coggins, who chanced to be there just at the moment pulled him out of his perilous position.
 JUNTA PATRIOTICA DANCE-l The first of a series of dances is to be given on Saturday evening in Melc- l