Arizona republican., 1910-08-30

left yesterday over the Santa Fe CT
 ruute to NiddletoWn, Ind. where he ha!
 friends and relatives waiting to greet
 him.
 TO VISIT FRIENDSHIPS w. NJ
 Johnson left la t evening over the San
 "a Fe for northern points, including 8
 stop of several days with friends and
 relatives at flagstaff.
 THE COURT MAY NOW OPEN.- Jeff Duncan returned yesterday from | Los Angeles and other points on the | Pacific, ready to resume his duties as | bailff of the district court
 GOES TO THE COAST-Mrs E. b
 Can't left yesterday afternoon over the
 Southern Pacific for the coast. She
 will spend several weeks at the beaches before her return to Phoenix GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-H B. Ed | ton of Wakelin's grocery left last even ! ing upon a well earned summer Vaca-
 ton. He is bound for Flagstaff, where l he will sniOucn for a week or more.
 TO VISIT THE cANYoN-Mr and Mrs. George Timanns left last evening over the Santa Fe for the Grand Can yon. They expect to be gone a week or ten days upon strictly sightseeing l tour
 GONE TO OREGON-Mr and Mrs. | Claude Ritter left last evening via Maricopa and the Sunset Limited for Drain. oregon. where they will visit friends and relatives for several weeks.
 CAPTAIN RYNNING HERE.- Captain Thomas H. Rynning of the
 territorial prison at Florence. arrived
 in this city yesterday on business connected with the prison. He is re- gistered at the Adams Annex
 SOME LOST ARTICLES-The po- lice have at the Ensign stables a black horse, which was brought in by a ci- tizen who said he found it straying about the streets, and a handsome belt buckle, which is at the police station awaiting the coming of the lady who owns it.
 ON THE PHOENIx"-Among oth- CT passengers leaving last evening on The Phoenix" of the Santa Fe were James Harper, George Gardiner, Dan Curtin, J. NJ. Holland, Lears G. Hirst, E. l.. Graves and w. E. Secor, all bound for Los Angeles. San Diego or other coast points
 SEEKS PHOTOGRAPHER FoRTIN -Marshal Moore is in receipt of d let ter from A D. Dobson of San Diego, who asks that a man named Fortin, and who is a photographer, be located He has some information relative to Fortin's daughter which he wishes to communicate to the father
 GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS.-Fran- cisco Martinez. who was before Justice Johnstone yesterday for the theft of a shirt from the Boston store within a few hours after the expiration of a sentence for the theft of something else from the same store. was sent to the jail yesterday for thirty days.
 SURVEY APPRoVED-Mineral sur vey No. 27SS, New York and New York No. l mining lodes situated in the Turquoise mining district, Cochise county. and claimed by Julius c. Hearne and Johanne Pidwell, executrix of the estate of Thomas Pidwell, de- ceased, has been approved by the sur veyOr general.
 ALLIANCE TO MEET-Arrange | mentS are being made for q meeting of the Alliance and other Christian wom- en to be held on Friday. The place of meeting has not yet been determined. Mrs. l.. M. Cady will return to Phoe l nix in a few weeks and it is planned ! to hold a service of unusual interest on the first Sunday in October.
 THREE GOING EAST-Mr and i Mrs. C. C. Black accompanied by Ben | jamin Queen. will leave this morning over the Southern Pacific for Green vile, s. c. They expect to be gone for sometime, and while they did not | purchase round trip tickets, they ex- pressed themselves as intending to re- turn to Phoenix in the near future.
 TO MEXICO CITY-Ignacio Espino- | sa, the prominent Mexican merchant 1 of South Second street. left last even 1 ing over the Southern Pacific for a trip | into old Mexico the objective point be- ! ing Mexico City. He will be in the | Mexican capital upon the occasion of the approaching centenary of Mexican | independence and will also visit many ! of the towns and cities in several of the Mexican states. He will not re- turn for two months.
 LOSES POLICE BADGE-Police- 1 man Bradley was without the insignia | of his office for time yesterday. He rode up to the police station on his | wheel and almost immediately after ward discovered that the badge he | wears upon his coat was missing As his coat was not torn he believes the | pin securing the badge broke allowing | the star to fall. The finder is request ed by Marshal Moore to return the l badge to the police station.
 ON EASTERN TRIP-Donald Clin- gan of the Big A Advertising com pany. left last evening over the South ern Pacific for Chattanooga, Tenn | where he will join his wife, who is vis- ! iting relatives in that city. He expects | to make a brief Ston at Cincinnati |