Arizona republican., 1910-08-10

Pacific, bound for Omaha, where he
| will join his wife, who is now visit
| ing in that city. Together they will
visit many points of interest in the
east before returning in about one
month.
BACK FROM MICHIGAN. -Dicl;
Wick Hall of Salome has returned from
Houghton, Mich, where he went to
consult with a. Tennyson Pryor, presi-
| dent of the Saddle Back Mining COM
pany in which Hall is interested. Hall
stated that Mr.. Pryor would visit Phoe-
nix and inspect the property in a
short while.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ENTER
TAlNS-Foster Rockwell. member of
| the horticultural commission, return
ed recently from a vacation trip to
Los Angeles and San Francisco and
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coleman Rogers got
| back Monday from their trip. A
luncheon was rendered them yester-
day at the Ford by Attorney General
John B. Wright of Tucson.
HE'S BETTER.-Bin Bailey Will
Jams, who conducts theFord Hotel
whenhe is in Phoenix, but who is
now with his mother in Prescott, was
reported as i'll yesterday. A long
distance message later in the day to
his father, Al Williams, brought the
cheering news that the son of the
family was fully recovered again.
WATER RENTALS DUE.-Today
is the last day upon which the city
water rentals may be paid without
reualty or danger of having the ser
vice discontinued during the perioo
of delinquency. The office of the
water department will remain open
until ? clock to accommodate those
who may he unable to call in the day
time.
ON WEDDING TRIP-Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. Griffen of Winkelman, who were
recently married, are visiting in Phoe-
nix Mr. Griffen is a member of the
firm of Hennesy. Leonard and Griffen,
proprietors of a string of general stores
in Arizona towns. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hennesy, Mr. Leonard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffen all met in Phoenix yes
terday and dined at the Ford.
TO IMPROVE RANcH-Joseph T.
Trotter returned Monday from a visit
to his former home in Philadelphia.
He is theowner of one of the finest
grape fruit orchards in thevalley and
has announced his intention of max
ing substantial improvements this
year. He will erect new buildings and
make the ranch one of the most at
tractive and productive in the valley.
UNRULY HEAD OF THE FAM
IlY-Mrs. Sarah Johnson who lives
a few miles west of the city, yester-
day made a complaint before Justice
tombstone against her husband and
asked for a peace warrant. She said
Johnson had threatened 10 Kill her
and other members of the family. The
warrant was issued. Johnson was
locked up and there will be hearing
of the matter today
THE MELENDREZ INQUEST
Coroner tombstone yesterday held an
inquest on the body of Joe Melendrez
who died late the night before on
South Fourth avenue. The fact that
Melendrez had not had the care OF
a physician made the inquest neces-
sary. 1t was found that death re-
suited from tuberculosis. The dead
man was twenty years of age. He
had arrived in town from Tucson the
day before his death.
A FESTIVE OcCASION-The mar
riage bells were ringing in Justice
.Jonhstone's office yesterday for Ra-
fael Monroy and Frances Escobosa,
an extremely handsome young Span
ish girl. So handsome was she that
the Justice could not bring himself
to charge the usual fee. In fact he
left the matter entirely to the bride
groom knowing that if he were prop
erly appreciative he would make the
fee a generous one.
EXPRESS SERVICE TO BUCKEYE
Though Buckeye and the Intervening
country has a railroad up to this time
IL has been without express service
Rut beginning this morning Wells
Fargo & Co will receive express par
cells on the Buckeye line just as II
does on all other lines in the south
west. Service has not been establish
cd heretofore for the reason that IL
took a certain amount of time to file
tariffs with the interstate commercs
commission, arrange rates etc, ana 40
all those things necessary to comply
with the legislation of recent years.
LADIES FORM COMMITTEE
Equal suffrage women of Phoenix
had a meeting at the w. c. u. tenn
pie Monday evening and formed
county committeefor campaign pur-
poses. Mrs Louise Stevens Cooke
was chosen chairman Mrs. E. A.
Braxtan declining on account of sick
ness at home, and Mrs. Belle Zim-
norman secretary. The ladies met
again last evening and will continue
at 10 a. IN. today at the same place.
All who are interested are invited to
give their names to Mrs. Zimmerman
and take hand in the work, as the
time is short.
OUT FOR WHITE WlNGS.-The
visible supply of White Wings down