Arizona republican., 1910-07-20

ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,, YUMA PASSENGER-One of the passengers on the Santa Fe for the coast last night was Eugene $. Ives of Yuma. He got, on at Parker
 Y. Nj. C. A. MAN-General Western Secretary Titus of the Y. NJ. c. A. is expected in Phoenix Thursday. He will stop over for a day on a general tour.
 BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE-A broken trolley wire near Thirteenth avenue late last night brought the service on the Washington line to a standstill.
 GETTING BETTER-Miss Emma Webb. who was brought to the Sis ters' hospital on Sunday suffering from the bite of rattlesnake. is do- ing nicely and her recovery is as- sured.
 ENGINEER tEAvEs-Mr and Mrs. Louis C. Hill and family were among the outgoing passengers on the Phoenix" last night. The eRgi- neer of the reclamation service is go- ing to Los Angeles for short vaca !. tion.
 FIVE POINTS FIRE COMPANY There will be called meeting of the Five Points fire company tonight at 7:3O o'clock at company headquarters. Business of great importance is to be discussed and all members are asked to be present.
 JUST ARRiVED-Pete Kraber was having great deal of fun yesterday with his friends. He cut off his mus tache and then introduced himself to everybody as his younger brother Adolph, who had just arrived from the old country. The only trouble about it was that so many of them believed it.
 BACK FROM THE coAsT-Doctor and Mrs. w. w. Watkins have re- turned from a months vacation in California visiting all points of in terest between santa Barbara and San Diego. During their absence they attended the wedding. of Hal Thomas in Los Angeles, where the young man has opened up law of fices.
 4 FEW WEEKS OF REST-H B. Wilkinson left this morning for Chi cago where he will remain a month or more, putting in most of his time at Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago. Mrs. Wilkinson is already there hay ing gone east in June. Mir. Wilkin son will return in time for the clos ing days of the campaign for the election of delegates to the consitut- tional convention.
 GRUNNS GO TO THE SHORE Professor and Mrs. Homer Grunn left last night over the Santa Fe for Los Angeles Professor Grunn has made arrangements to join the Ralph Wy lies in a concert tour of the Califor- mia cities during the latter part If the summer Ralph Wylie is we'll known in Phoenix as a strong violin ist and Mrs Wylie is an exception ally sweet singer. Professor Grunn. will give solo selections on the piano.
 TO THE COAST-Mr and Mrs. w. H. Nall and family left last evening via the Phoenix for Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. Nall expects to remain at Long Beach for two years while the children are finishing their school days. Hall Nall is at school there while Bert is attending the Poly technic at Los Angeles. Miss Jean Nall will enter Berkeley college this fall. Mir. Nall will return to Phoenix as soon as he has installed his fam fly at the beach town, and accom- panied Miss Jean to Berkeley.
 SACRIFICED HIS JoB-H J Me Clung has sold his 160-acre farm about eight miles west of Phoenix to W. F. Staunton of Tombstone and with that act has worked himself out of a job as a member of the board of governors of the Water Users association, representing the third district. The law requires each member of the board to ov.l land in the district he represents and Mir. McClung having sold his land has disqualified himself The tract sold is the northwest quarter of section 2. north 1 east.
 HE STOLE A SUIT cASE-W E. Jacquith, manager of the Boston store, yesterday swore out a warrant in Justice Johnstone's court for the arrest of Pito Martinez, charging him with the theft of suit case. There was no trouble about getting service for Pito was already in custody. He had been caught with the goods. He had been hanging about the store for a couple Of hours and when finally. he left he walked past a lot of suit cases and picked one up, leisurely sauntering out. He was observed, followed and taken into custody by clerk Martinez was indignant He said he had money to pay for it. But the Boston store do not like to sell things that way.
 WIRELESS TElEPHokY-Som time ago The Republican printed an article refiecting conversation had with Silas St John of this city con- corning life in the good old days of