Arizona republican., 1910-12-07

BACK FROM RAY.-W. B. Twitch- | ell returned yesterday from a short visit to Ray. About ten days ago Mir | Twitchell came back from New York | and other eastern points. where he | went on mining business. and then went over to the big copper camp. RETURNS TO WICkENBURG.- Dr. C. l.. Corwin. pastor of the Pres | byterian congregations at Wickenburg Congress and Peoria, left last evening | for Wickenburg. after having been here several days. Between his en- agreements with his three flocks. MT | Corwin cultivates his ranch near Pc
 oria.
 WHERE IS MRS. sELLoWS?-A communication has been received by the chief of police asking for the present whereabouts of Mrs. Lucy A. ! Bellows. Mrs. Bellows formerly con ducted a millinery and dressma king establishment here, but left Phoenix some months ago. It is thought that she went to Tucson.
 POLICEMAN lLl.-POliceman Hos mer of the night force is very i'll and
 it is feared that pneumonia will ensue. He fell i'll Monday evening and last night his coalition was sufficiently grave to cause some uneasiness. It was less than week ago that Police
 man Long was forced to lay off about three days on account of a severe cold.
 AN INSPECTION TRIP.-Road Su- perintendent l.. NJ. Acuff. Supervisors Hoghe and Bowen and a San Francis
 co gentleman took a fine automobile
 drive yesterday afternoon. They first
 vert .O the LropOsed site of the tu-
 bercular ward of the county hospital
 on the Tempe road and returning in
 spectad the new work on the Black
 Canyon read or north extension of
 Seventh avenue.
 TRAVELLERS ELsEWHERE.-C. B.
 Schroll. wife and daughter left last
 night for Fayetteville. Ark: J. H.
 Riley for Texarkhana and Mrs. F.. NJ.
 Bree for Hobart. Okla. all travelling
 via the Golden State limited. J. K.
 Truman, wife and daughter left for
 Summerfield Fla: w. s. Jones for
 Zanesville. Ohio; A. F. Dunnington for
 Washington. D. C.. all travelling via
 Sunset Limited. Mir. Dunnington is survey director in the employ of the
 government.
 DEATH OF 4 cHIlD.-Mr and
 Mrs. J. R. Rudd of 902 South First avenue are mourning the death on Sunday night of their youngest child. boy four months old, who sue cumbed to an attack of pneumonia. MT. and Mrs. Rudd have three children beside, but that fact makes none the less poignant the loss of the little one, and their many friends will sym pathize with them in the hour of their bereavement. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at o'clock
 EQUITABLE MANAGER.-Willia D. Shaw has been appointed agency manager for Arizona Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society Up to about a year ago the Equitable made no concerted effort to get business in Arizona, but from this time on Mir Shaw expects to let the people Of this territory know that his society ranks right up with the best insurance con- cerns and hopes to write his share of the policies. Before his promotion Mir Shaw was agent for the Equitable at Prescott.
 MASONIC ELECTION.-The annual election of Arizona lodge. No. ?. F. & A. NJ, was held last night( resulting as follows: G. W. Wartman, worship ful master; s. T. Stewart. senior war den; S. l.. Easterling. junior warden; G. H. N. Luhrs treasurer: r. A. 1 Shaw. secretary. This is the election | season for all the Masonic bodies. | That of the commandery was report ed yesterday The Shrine will elect i officers to night, the Order of the I Eastern Star Thursday night and the | Royal Arch chapter on Monday night. !
 DRIVING CLUB.-A meeting io to be held Friday evening. beginning | at 1880. in the office of the fair com mission in the postoffice building, for | the purpose of recognizing the old | Phoenix Driving club. A preliminary | meeting was held about a week ago and the members of the club present | were very enthusiastic in their desire i  'Or a reorganization. All who were members of the old club or who are interested in seeing a number of en- oyable matinees arranged for this winter are requested to be on hand Friday evening It is the hope of hose who are promoting the reorgani- .ation to have one or two good mati- ices at the fair grounds every month.
 CASE APPEALED.-The papers in case appealed from Justice John- tone were filed in the district court the case being G. G. Engle- lardt versus J. l.. Coffelt. The case vas begun in the justice court in Glendale and brought to Phoenix on hange of venue. judgment being .iven for the plaintiff. and the ap 'eal heinz from that judgment. The omplaint recites that Englehardt sold to s. P. Negrete to a er.ain amount. he presenting an or er from Coffelt directing him to do O. he. Coffelt. being responsible to ny amount not exceeding the value f Negrete's crop of sugar beets. It is ecited that all had been paid for