Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
HER VACATION.-Miss

HER VACA1lON.-Mis Grace
 Gordon, who is employed at the capi-
 tol, has left for short vacation al
 the Grand Canyon and Prescott
 TUCSON vISIToR.-Prof. R. H 1 Forbes of the University of Ari- ! Zona and a member of the horticul-
 tural commission, is a visitor in 1 Phoenix.
 VISITING HER SoN.-Mrs. w. B. l Chaney, of Los Angeles, arrived here yesterday upon an extended visit | with her son, H. B. Chahey, of 43 I South Third avenue.
 ON THE PHoENIx."-Among | other passengers last evening on The Phoenix" bound for San Diego | and other coast points were w. H. McHenry, B. C. Hunsaker, Charles
 l.. Ludwig and F. P. Wilson. FLAGSTAFF VIA CANYON.-J
 II. Henness left yesterday evening
 over the Santa Fe for Flagstaff, go-
 ing by the way of the Grand Can
 yon. He will be gone several days
 
 part of the territory.
 RETURNED FROM FUNERAL
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. J. D.
 Adams returned yesterday from the
 funeral of the father of Mrs. Adams, J. C. Crabtree, at Mcdowell. The
 burial took place at three o'clock in
 the cemetery at McDowel where the
 wife of MT Crabtree was buried sev- eral years ago.
 MIDNIGHT ALARM OF FiRE.- The fire department was given run shortly before l o'clock this morning, when an alarm was sounded from box F for small blaze in an outbuilding in the rear of the dwelling occupied by T. P. Ginn at Second and McKin- | ley streets. The blaze was put out ! by the chemical with the assistance of | some garden hose. The origin of the ! fire is unknown.
 BACK AFTER YEARS AB SENCE.-Thomas Kilgore, brother Of Driver Guy Kilgore of the Phoenix | fire department, and a member of | the local fire department, returned yesterday from a years absence at the coast. He arrived just about in time to don his fire fighting clothes and get busy at the big fire in the 1 district.
 HENDERSON FUNERAL. - funeral of Alvin G. Henderson was held yesterday afternoon from the rooms of Easterling & with burial in Greenwood The services were in charge of the United Woodmen of the saloon of Hans Her lick, where Henderson was em ployed as bartender. was closed.
 AGAIN A GRANDFATHER.-For ger is a grandfather. An eleven and | half pound girl was born on the 18th to Mir. and Mrs. Ben Yaeger. The little one is the eighteenth srandchild Of course" writes MT. Yaeger, the elder, who is now in Prescott, Ben needed another sheep lerder and a boy would have come n awful handy but still they seem pretty well satisfied"
 COMPANY B, ATTENTlON.-Be timing next Monday there will be wo drills week until camp. There Ire but three weeks before camp so hat all members are requested not O absent themselves from the drill III those who expect to go to Cali ornia with the company should and in their names to the com nander as he has to report the lumber going to headquarters. A , lew issue of equipment and cloth ng will be made soon.
 SEEKING INSANE MAN.-The ity police and the county officers ave been asked to assist in locat- ng Wallace Ford. a negro patient. Vho escaped from the territorial ( sylum for the insane a day, or two go. Ford is said to be harmless but i he asylum authorities are particu { arily anxious that he shall be ap- ' for his own good. He is | bout 50 years old, five feet. six a nches in height. and walks with a ( light limp. His nose had been roken at some time and his face T ears scars from smallpox.