Arizona republican., 1910-08-17
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1 GONE TO THE COAST-Harry NJ. Galliver, assistant cashier of the Phoenix National Bank left last even ing over the Santa Fe for San Diego and Los Angeles. He expects to take in other beach resorts upon the oc- casion of this vacation.
 GONE EAST-Mrs C. s. Steward was a passenger last evening upon the California Limited for Kansas | City where she will visit for several weeks. It is understood that MT. | Steward will join her later. just as | soon as his affairs at Mesa will per init
 FIVE POINTS MASS MEETING A general meeting has. been called | for the volunteer firemen at Five | Points and for the residents of that dis | trict to discuss better fire protection l The meeting will be held tonight at 7:3O o'clock at the Five Points fire house.
 NEW SANTA FEE SlGNS-The painters art has been eXerted to make the new signs upon the windows of the uptown offices of the Santa Fe more than ordinarily attractive. The letters stand out in bold relief from blue background. the usual symbol of the line being depicted.
 TAKES BRIEF STUDY COURSE Professor Waldo B. Christy of the Phoenix union high school left yester- day evening via The Phoenix for San Diego and Los Angeles. He will enter the Comnock School of Elocution and Oratory, taking a course at the institu- ton and covering a period of several weeks.
 SOCIAL FOR PIANO FUND-An ice cream social will be held at the Madison school this evening, the pro ceeds of which will go towards the piano fund of the school. Everybody is invited to be present and give thelr aid in securing the much desired piano. There will be enough ice cream and cake for all who may come.
 GONE TO JOIN WIFE-Dwight B. Heard left last evening for Maricopa. where he joined his wife and son en route to Santa Barbara and other coast points They expect to take in several of the beaches and Los Angeles before returning to Phoenix. Mrs. Heard and their son have been sojourning for some time in the east and are com pleting their vacation at the coast.
 HENpERsoN's FUNERAL TODAY The funeral of Alvin c. Henderson. who died suddenly Saturday morning, will be held on Friday afternoon from the undertaking rooms of Easterling X Whitney. Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery. Word has been received from the deceased's father, who is living in Kamrar, Iowa, and also from his sister, Miss Rose Henderson. who resides in Desarc, Arkansas
 BLEW ROOF oFF-A section of the tin roof on the Central school was lifted by the wind of Monday night and dropped with crash to the school yard. It was about thirty feet square and weighs many pounds There was no one under the roof at the time it fell. but many people in the vicinity heard the crash and saw the roof sailing through the air like a monoplane.
  engaged in erecting telephone poles m Chinatown reused the ire of China Dick yesterday afternoon when they placed a pole almost in front or ms place of business. They cleared away portions of a tree and Dick called upon the police to bring stop to the pro ceedings When the officers visited the scene they found affairs were not a bad as they had been painted and allowed the work to go on.
 SECRETARY GOEs-Charles A. Wander Veer, secretary of the water users association, started out on his summer vacation last night. He goes from Phoenix to New Orleans where he will take the boat for New York. He will then go to Baltimore ana join Mrs. Wander Veer who IS visit ing friends and relatives there. After a short stay there he will visit two sisters of his in Philadelphia. Dur ing his absense the water users of- flee will be in charge of Miss Cale.
 ARRESTED ON sUsPIcioN-Man- uel Dusman was taken in custody yes terday by the police upon suspicion of having entered the house of Jose Sanchez, who lives in the southeast ern part of town, and stealing sundry articles, such as a razor and several articles of clothing. Sanchez claims Dusman was lettering about his house the night before and that yesterday morning he discovered his house had been robbed After keeping Dusman in the city jail for several hours. dur ing which they attempted to secure further evidence against him, he was finally turned over to the county au- thorities.
 HIS CARNIVAL CRIME-N. F. Nelson is feeling the effect of carnival of crime on which he en- tered last Saturday when he stole watch from l. Rosenzweig by whom he had been employed. Next he had Mrs Hawarth, proprietoress of the Porter lodging house where he had a room cash fictitious ceck for s10. It was drawn against a purely imaginary account in
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