Arizona republican., 1910-10-13

ter, No. 5, O. E. S., vii hold its reg
 ular meeting in Masonic temple to- night, October 12.
 DE ERSON-Harold F. De WintOn and Charlotte M. Ander- son were yesterday granted a marriage | license and it is understood were
 married last night.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-In district i court yesterday a divorce was grant | ed to Lillian Aague WOodbury from | Harry B. Woodbury. The basis of the
 action was non-support.
 DEATH OF LLYOD J. CHRIST | MAN.-Lloyd J. Christman, the nine year-old son of U. R. Christman, of
 1416 West Adams street, died Tues | day morning at 10 o'clock of appen- dicitis. The funeral was held yes terday afternoon at o'clock at the
 family home.
 GOING EAST-TheodOre Phillips
 and his son left last evening on the | Southern Pacific for New York. The younger Phillips will enter the Staun- | ton Military academy, at Staunton. Va Mir Phillips will transact bus i mess in the east before returning
 to his home in this city.
 PLACED ON THEIR HONoR-Joa quin Valencia and F.. Rodrigues were
 arrested a few days ago as accessor- | ies to the alleged robbery of Roberto Ochoa of $1O75O by Jesus Baldenegro and Ramon ValenZuela, during joy ride in a one-horse buggy from Phoe- nix to Salt river. Yesterday they were released but held on their own recogniZance as witnesses in the case,
 to appear at the trial on October IT. VISITING RIENDS-Walter FL i lingson, contracting freight agent Of 1 the Salt Lake road, with headquar- ters in Salt Lake City, arrived here two or three days ago to join Mrs. Ellingson, who has been visiting friends here for some time. As this is also Walters childhood's happy home. he expects to stick around for week or so, visiting his friends, relatives an6 associates of other days. BACK FROM THE COAST-C. w. Matthews returned yesterday via The Phoenix" of the Santa Fe. from an extended tour of the coast covering a period of three months. Mrs Matthews is making a short
 stop in Los Angeles and will arrive the latter part of the month. Mir.
 Matthews reports that southern Cali fornia is rapidly filling up with the usual winter tourists. He also re- ports many inquiries regarding the Salt River Valley and the territorial fair and says that he has never lost an opportunity to boost for this sect ion
 AUTO IN DITCH-While hurry
 ing to the fire on east Madison street last evening. Pitcher Parks, of the Jewels. who was plotting his
 brothers Brush, failed to see an ir- rigation ditch ahead with the result that the machine took header. He
 had a number of volunteer firemen with him and Motorcycle Policeman Thompson and all were thrown out
 They walked the rest of the distance
 to the blaze. When the fire was fin
 ally eXtinguished all went back to the automobile and managed to set it
 once more in the road when it was
 found that it was not seriously dam
 aged.
 SURVEYS APPRoVED-The fol- lowing mineral surveys have been approved by the surveyor general:
 No 2S37, Skiberean and Selma Lode
 mining claims, situated in the Pio-
 neer mining district, Pinal county, Arizona. and claimed by the Consoli-
 dated Holding & Trust Co.,; No. 2S14, Skylight Lode mining claim, situated in the Dos Cabezas mining district, Cochise county. Arizona,
 and claimed by the Mascot Cooper
 company; mineral survey No. 2s35.
 Gibraltar lode mining claim, situated
 in the Hassayampa mining district
 Yavapai county, Arizona, and
 claimed by Jere w Sullivan.
 AN UNFORTUNATE BoY-Dan E. Clark, age F, was yesterday commit ted to the Arizona asylum for the in sane by Probate Judge Phillips. The boy has been for many years a suffer- CT of epilepsy He was born here, but the family moved to California for a couple of years during which time the lad was confined in a sanitarium at Loma Linda. Recently they moved back to Phoenix, but his condition be- came worse rather than better and during his convulsions the boy was regarded as dangerous to. others of the family, and it was decided best to place him where he could have the best possible treatment without being a menace to anyone else.
 ACCURACY OF DETAIL.-The Home Builders association is rapidly establishing a record for accuracy in small things, especially of a financial nature. The association wants every member to receive his full due. The regular quarterly dividend of two per cent on the outstanding stock was declared on October 1st and the sec retary is now busy mailing checks to stockholders. Two subscribers to stock made their investment the day before the dividend became effective. | Though they were not long on the | membership roll they were just as much entitled to their proportion of ] the profits as the largest stock | holder and the secretary is making l