Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-07
SURPRISE pARTY-A farewell
ON "THE PHoENIx"-Among 9TH
TO OKLAHOMA cIIY-Mrs. u

Jack, all en- route to Los Angeles.
TO OKLAHOMA CITY-Mrs. Lee
| Lee Troxell was a passenger on the
Santa Fe last evening bound for Ok
| lahoma City. where she win visit
| friends and relatives for several weeks.
RETURN OF GOVERNOR-After
an absence Of a little more than a
| week, Governor Richard L. Sloan re
| turned to the capital yesterday. Mrs.
! Sloan and their little daughter will not
| return for some days.
GOES TO Observation-Disclosures
Medlock, who has been a patient for
several weeks in the Sisters hospital,
was sufficiently recovered yesterday to
undertake a trip to his old home at
Ridgeville, Wash, and left last evening
over the Southern Pacific.
FAIR OFFICIAlS.-Several reap
pointments of fair officials have been
recently made by the fair commission.
Vernon Cook will again have charge
of admissions and Fritz DeGeX will
be his assistant, while Ed Worcester
will manage the grand stand. Jim
Gibson will be chief of police The
latter is a new appointment.
A STORY DENIED-Dr. John w.
Foss, president of the Overland Tele-
phone company, last night called up
The Republican and requested the en-
phatic denial Of story he alleges that
some of the solicitors for the Console
dated Telephone company are telling
to the effect that a controlling inter
est in the stock of the Overland is held
by Consolidated interests. The state
ment he says is not true
BACK TO LOS ANeELEs.-J d
Mercereau and L. A Parker, VIII
have been here several days on bust
ness, left last night for their home
in Los Angeles. Mr.. Mercereau is
the Mereereau Bridge Constructio
Company, which is building Contra
avenue bridge, and Mr. Parker is o
the firm of Mayberry and Parker. su-
pervising architects
GENERAL SAMPSON HOME-Gen-
eral A. J. Sampson and wife returned
home yesterday from Los Angeles
They spent about three months on the
coast. leaving Phoenix early in the
summer Last week General Sampson
represented Arizona in the American
mining congress, making. an address
upon the mineral resources of the ter
ritory which was widely commented
upon by the press of the country.
FAILED TO APPEAR-when Mrs
y. w. Kene was arrested several days
ago by the police charged with being
an undesirable character she put up
bail in the sum of fifteen dollars for
for an appearance in court Then she
asked for a continuance from day to
day, pending the return to Phoenix of
her attorney. Yesterday was the day
finally set for her hearing, but she had
left the city the day before. FORGETTING
her bail.
SEEING PHOENIx-Theodore Her
man Kruttschnitt, son of julius Krutt-
schnitt, vice president and director Of
operations of the Hartman lines, was
a visitor to the local Southern Pacific
offices yesterday. He has been spend
ing several months in Tucson for the
benefit of his health and was upon
sight seeing expedition yesterday,
never having been in Phoenix before
He expressed himself as greatly
pleased and surprised with the size and
appearance of Phoenix and the Salt
river valley
SUNDAY SCHOOLING Madison
Sunday school was recognized at the
school house last Sunday, with the fol-
lowing officers: Walter Lugabill, su-
perintendeht; Rev. Brooks. assistant
superintendent; Minnie Bivins, secre-
tary and treasurer; Hazel Creeh and
Mrs. Sealock, organists. Forty persons
were present at the meetings. Here
after the school will meet at 3 O'Clock
each Sunday afternoon There will
also be preaching every Sunday night
at 1880 by Rev. Brooks. All are invited
to attend.
HELD TO ANSWER.-Matias Con
tice tombstone on the charge of hav-
ing forged the name of Harlow Yea
ger to some checks a week or so ago
He was held to answer to the grand
jury. The forgery was a very crude
one and Mr." was written preced-
ing the signature, a thing no legiti-
mate check writer, and no discerning
forger, would do. He claimed he got
the checks from another Mexican ini
exchange for a gun, which statement
was shown to be false
TOOK PRISONER TO FLORENCE.
Deputy Sheriff MCGEE of Pinal
county was here yesterday after al
man arrested the day before by Dep
uty Sheriff Lew Mickey on telegraph
ic orders from Florence. 1t trans
pires that the charge against him is
beating "a board bill of $27. His
statement of the case is that he owes
the bill and offered to pay it before
leaving the place in Pinal county
where he was employed, but all the
money he had was large check
which he could not get cashed there. |
so he came to Phoenix to cash thel
check and intended to send the money!
back to cover his indebtedness, but
was arrested before he had an OPP
portunity to do so.
WOULD THANK FRIENDS-l
George Gam, local freight agent of the !
Arizona Eastern railway, Yesterday re- |