Arizona republican., 1910-09-13

Chambers. Apache county. has been | appointed notary public. PROFESSOR ANDERSON HOME Professor Anderson of the Tempe
 normal was a Phoenix visitor yester- l day. having returned home from Cali fornia on Friday.
 GONE TO ST. LOUlS-T. " Me- Cauley, who is connected with the Ora
 cle mine, left yesterday evening over
 the Santa Fe for St. Louis, where he
 has been called on business.
 GONE TO BUTTE-Burt Weber and
 Carl MeCauley left yesterday over the
 santa Fe for Butte, Mont, where they
 will spend the next few weeks the
 guests of friends and relatives.
 OFF FOR ARkANSAS-J. A. Had
 dock, who has been employed for
 sometime at Ingleside, left yesterday
 over the Santa Fe for Jonesboro, Ark,
 where he has secured another position. TO ANESVllLE-Misses Margaret
 and Helen Armstrong, daughters of
 Attorney Thomas Armstrong, left yes terday over the Santa Fe for Janesville,
 Wisconsin. where they will be the
 guests of friends.
 TO ATTEND coLLEGE-Leslie c.
 Smith and Ernest Smith left yesterday evening on the California Limited of the Santa Fe for Valparaiso. Ind, where they will each enter college during the coming winter.
 PURCHASE NEW BRUSH-Presi- dent II. B. Wilkinson and Cashier J. F CleaVeland of the Union Bank X Trust company have purchased a new Brush runabout to be used in connection with the business of the bank.
 MARSHALL FAMILY RETURNS-| E. A. Marshall and family have re- turned from a two months sojOurn at Catalina Miss Henrietta Carter of Waco, Texas, a niece of Mrs. Marshall, accompanied the party and will spend the winter in Phoenix
 HERE FROM MExlcO-E. G. Col Her, who is engaged in mining and railroad work in Mexico in the vicinity of Cananea, spent yesterday in PhOe- | nix. MT. Collier was a former member of B troop of the Rough Rider regi- | nent, and yesterday called on Colonel l his former captain. He | left for home against last evening
 GOING BACK EAST-George R. Brewster will leave this morning over | the Santa Fe for his old home at \ Quincy, Ills, which he has not wis | ted for eighteen years. He is going | to see his mother who is not only | very old but in feeble health. He | will stop at Kansas City and visit a | brother who is in the railroad busi- ness there. He will go as far as Chicago
 A HUNTING TRlP-Adam J. Fike, eft on Monday for hunting trip in he Rincon mountains, about forty niles out from Tucson. In the party Ire his brother, Freeman Fike. cashier If the Tucson Gas & Electric company. .lson MT. Jenkins and sons of Tucson. They will travel by auto to the General place, near the Rincons, and rom there by horses and pack burros They will be gone a fortnight, and eX- ,ect to feast on wild game, deer and ear. III
 DEATH OF MRS. FRED TAIT-ll irs. Anna NJ. Tait, wife of Fred Tait, jed yesterday morning about 5:30 in he Sisters hospital in this city. The uneral will be held at o'clock this morning in the parlors of Merryman & Iayt, Rev. MT. Banks of the Baptist hurch officiating. Mrs. Tait was ufferer of tuberculosis for many years nd spent this summer in California oping for an improvement in her edith. She returned here Tuesday and ias immediately placed in the hospital. he is survived by her husband and everal children, who will have the of the community, as the amily is we'll known in the valley.
 MORE FORGED cHEcKS-An in ividual who said that his name was 1 rank Manuel Jr. went about town n Saturday distributing forged hecks Four of them have been re- orted to the authorities, one for $5 ashed by R. B. Stevens and others pr $10 each cashed by the Boston tore, the New York Store and S H Iurphy The checks bore the name | J. H. Mulrein for whom Manuel aid he had been working. On one orner of the check were figures arelessly made showing the number f days Manuel had worked multiplid y his wages per day. This was a ew wrinkle calculated to hold down lspicion. |,