Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

 ] ing from California, where they have been spending the summer Mrs Pc terson went on home, but MT. Peterson remained in the city to look after busi- ness matters.
 CAPTAIN ORD IN ToWN.-Cap-
 tain E. o. c. ord, U. $. A, retired and attached to the National Guard of Arizona, has returned from his summer vacation. He will accom- pany the Arizona guardsmon to the maneuver camp at Atascadero. Cali fornia, the latter half oh tsis month
 STRAY WHEELS cLAIMED.- The police picked up five wheels on Tuesday Mention of these was made in The Republican yesterday and during yesterday the owners of each of the five wheels appeared at the police station identified their property and took the wheels away.
 SALE OF SCHOOL BoNDS-The board of supervisors yesterday opened bids for the $6,0O0 bond issue of the Tempe grammar school district. There were two bidders, a Denver firm. which offered a premium of $11, and the Union Bank & Trust company Of this city which was awarded the bonds for a premium of $125.
 STORE IS ENTERED.-The con fectionery store of F. Cole at Seventh avenue and Washington street was entered some time early yesterday morning by a burglar evi- dently in search of money. None o1 the goods seems to have been touched and so far as known nothing of value was disturbed.
 IS SUDDENLY STRICKEN Miss Nancy Jones, who had expected to leave last evening for her former home in Kentucky, was taken ser iously i'll early yesterday morning and was hurried to the hospital where she is now under the care of Dr. Louis Dysart. Dr. Dysart says it will be several days. perhaps weeks, before she will be able to make the trip to her former home.
 R. S. STUBBS IN TOWN.-Gen- eral Freight and Passenger Agent k. s. Stubbs of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in Tucson, ar rived in this city early yesterday morning and left over the Arizona & Eastern for Kelvin and Ray where he spent the day in consultation with General Manager Daniel C. Jackling of the Ray Consolidated company over rate adjustments. MT. .tt.I1 sv, fl.. evening.
 SISTERS HOLD REUNloN.-Mr and Mrs L. C. Lively of Fort Worth, Texas, have been visiting Mrs. Live ly's sister, Mrs. Fred Warren, of 703 East Adams street for two weeks and expect to return to their home Tn a few days Mrs. Ella ClawsOn, of Portland, oregon, another sister. ar rived in this city on Sunday and ex poets to remain permanently. It has been several years since the three sisters have met at one and the same time and the meeting took on the form of a family reunion.
 HELD FOR FoReERY-The case of Roy Hallett, the young man who cashed forged checks at the New York and Boston stores, escaped from town without leaving a trace and went to Flagstaff where after his crime had been almost forgotten, got drunk, i'm agined he was getting religion and con fessed to the crime giving the most minute particulars of it, was before Justice Johnstone yesterday. He was haI ts, l,a that his right name was Ryder and that his people live in Michigan. He has written to his people of his trou- ble. He is in i'll health and has lit- tie chance of improvement so long as he is at large and able to get liquor. It is thought that his isolation in the penitentiary for a while will be bet ter for his health and at the same time will be an atonement to an outraged law.
 ARIZONIANS ON THE COAST The following are recent Arizona and Fl Paso arrivals at the Hotel Rosslyn, Los Angeles: Charles w. Metler. Jr.. and wife, Kihgman; w. F. Timmons, Yuma; Mrs F.. A. Magoffin and daugh- ter. Prescott; J. P. Kerr Yuma; O. D. owen, Fl Paso; R. J. Harvey, Swan sea; Miss A, M. Kramer, Winslow; Mrs. P D. Spranllle, WinslOw; J. c. O'Malley, Phoenix; E. F. Cronin and family. Fl Paso; w. T. Kellogg, Fl Paso; F. Johnson, Nogales; C. Curnow, Globe; Geo. N. Thwarts. Globe; E. M. Nicely and wife, Tucson; J. G. O'Mal ley, Phoenix; Louise O. Dodge, No paIac. Nrc C M tStOvua Kinpnnan. r B. Stowe, Kingman; Geo. Dane and wife, Douglas: Jas. Hilbert and wife, Fl Paso; w. D. Tremaine, Phoenix; C. T. Wallace and wife, Fl Paso; s. L. Maners, Clifton; Ms. A. D. Davis, Fl Paso; Lawrence Solomon, Phoenix; John J. Sweeney, Phoenix; J. J. Riggs and wife, Dos Cabezas: F. Y. Groom and family. Fl Paso; F.. D. Boyce, Prescott; Mrs Bonnie Merrill Fl Paso; A. B. West and wife, Prescott,