Arizona republican., 1910-08-23
LICENSED TO WED-

LICENSED TO WED-A marriag, l license was issued yesterday tc
 Lauterio R. Montana and Frances 1 Brown of Tempe. Miss Brown is 6
 daughter of sam Brown, one of the
 best citizens of the south side.
 GOLDMAN STORE CLOSED-The | Goldman store was closed all of yes- terday out of respect to the memory l of Mrs Charles Goldman. who died 1 Saturday in San Francisco and whose funeral was held yesterday morning
 in the Bay City.
 1 GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-Miss Gill 1 christ of the Associated Charities left l last evening for Flagstaff where she will spend a brief vacation. Any | emergency cases requiring immediate attention will be looked after by the board of supervisors.
 LOOKING FOR HIS BROTHER
 F. D. Mclaughlin. of 1530 San Fer
 nando street, Los Angeles, has writ
 ten Marshal Moore asking for inform ation as to the whereabouts of his
 brother Jacob T. Mclaughlin. who
 is supposed to be in Phoenix or vicinity.
 SOME "PHOENIx" PASSENGERS Among other passengers leaving last evening on "The Phoenix" of the Santa Fe for Los Angeles, San Diego and other coast points were: MT and Mrs R. R. Stroud, l. L. Fletcher l.. l.. Harmon. NJ. O'Connor. John P. Mcdowell, Eearl Fogelgren. II. Jenkins and A. Strowe
 WAS PACKING GUN--Juan Mon real was arrested late Saturday night while sleeping in an alley. He was taken to the police station and when searched was found to be carrying a Smith X Wesson six shooter as big as the side of a small house. He was given twenty days in the city jail to think it over at hearing before Justice Johnstone yesterday in police court.
 WILLING TO WORk-A letter was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from Mrs. N. D. Swartout, now at Globe who is de sirous of connecting with a position in this city or valley Mrs Swartout
  she would prefer not to work in a private family but she would rather work there than nowhere. She would prefer a rooming house position and still preferable would be the office l of cook for a lot of men on ranch or in a mess.
 DANGEROUSLY ILL-J. s. Lums- den, a cook employed at Gass Bros | was stricken with the heat yesterday afternoon about five o'clock. He was removed to the hospital and there were some doubts | about his recovery. Lumsden had | not been well and it is said that he took dose of laudanum and shortly | afterward was prostrated. He was ! taken to his home first but was later ] to the hospital Lumsden ! had been working at Gass Bros but | a few days. He has a wife in Los ! Angegles.
 HOW THEY DO iT-There are | some people who go east or north i 1r west in the summer from the Salt [ River valley and tell those whom hey meet that it is really too hot to i've comfortably in this valley in 1 he good old summer time. There are others who say to their acquaintances hat the winter climate here is the finest in the world In a broad sense |. both of these statements are true | With the exception of seaside and resorts it is really too hot O live anywhere in summer in this and the Salt River wiley + s no exception to this rule. But in- tead of quoting the valley ther- which everybody who lives lere knows is a liar. the patriotic raveller might better follow the ex- -mple set by pr. c. C. Rubel of Tempe. He is now in Allen. Neb Ie writes to the secretary of the 'oard of trade as follows: "Will you .indly send literature to the follow ng:-John Cornwall, Inkorn. Ida. ohm s. Allen. Rupert, Ida; Fred Wood, LeMars. Ida; Dr. H. F. Rubel, Vaverly, la; Gut Dutton, Allen. Neb.;