Arizona republican., 1910-06-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 A SUMMER ON THE coAsT-Mrs Louise G. Futile Horning has gone tC l California, where she will spend the summer with her sister Mrs Charles H. Kendall at Santa Ana, Cal.
 GOES TO CoAST-Mrs. John Nun
 ger will leave today for a visit with her sister at Pasadena, where she will
 be joined in about two weeks by MT Munger.
 TO STUDY MUSlc-Dwight Deity
 leaves today for Los Angeles, where
 he will take up the study of the
 violincello, an instrument on which
 he has already shown himself profi-
 cient. He will be away all summer.
 AN INQUEST ON A BABE-Coro-
 her Johnson yesterday held an inquest
 on Maria Rivera, a babe of the age
 of four days. The infant has been
 born and was permitted to die without
 medical attention; that is, without
 regular professional attention.
 EUROPEAN TRIP - Miss Eliza
 beth Seargeant left Tuesday morning for New York city by way of Colorado Springs and Denver Miss Seargeant will be joined in New York by a party from Pasadena, Cal, and will spend several months travelling in Europe.
 DEATH OF A BABE-Hazel. the D. months-old babe of MT. and Mrs. w. F. Crump died yesterday afternoon aft CT an illness of six weeks. The funeral will take place this afternoon from the residence on East Jefferson street. This is the third child lost by Mir. and Mrs. Crump within the last three years.
 TO LET BlDS-Bids for the con struction of the grammar school build ing on West Adams street, will be opened at noon today in the office of pr. L. D. Dameron. The plans, drawn by Harrison Albright and James Creighton. call for a building to cost approximately s75.000. Four bids on the work have been received.
 CAILY PULLMAN SERViCE-The first regular daily Pullman service be- tween Phoenix and the coast over the Southern Pacific will begin tonight. The train will leave here at s o'clock, city time, instead of 7:3O. The run ming time to Los Angeles will thus be reduced by half hour, making it an even eighteen hours run.
 AN IRRIGATION PLANT-Presi- dent w E. Bake of the Casa Grande Land, Power and Development com oany, and F. NJ. Wyatt, an engineer of 1 he company, arrived in town yester- lay from Casa Gr1nde They are on heir way to Milwaukee to purchase | machinery for the company. This en- erprise will bring about 1000 acres inder cultivation
 MISS ScHMIDT'S RECITAL.-To- light at the Arizona School of Music Hiss Laura Schmidt will present a pro- ram. this being her graduating recit- Il from the piano department. Miss | schmidt will be assisted by Mrs L. D. Cameron. soprano, and Miss Hermena iolsinger, viOlinist. While some invi- ations have been given. there will be many seats open to the public.
 ON POLICE FORCE-It is under tood that William Steinbrook will be ' ppointed to the position on the police orce left vacant by the resignation of II 'ete Sullivan, who is now chief of the ire department. The change will be 1! lade today. Steinbrook was at one lme driver on the fire engine and is Onsidered a faithful and capable man.
 TO DENVER-E. H. Savage will cave today for Denver, where he will pend his vacation.
 THE WEATHER-There was a six egree drop in temperature yesterday rom that of the day before. At 1 clock the mercury reached 10S, which rather cooler than IA of the day efore. It is still way above the ormal, but a cool breeze sprang up nd made the heat fairly tolerable louds were banked yesterday over the alt mountains. Yesterday was the ottest May 31 in the records of the eather bureau here. May 31, 1903 the ercury reached 104. one year ago the temperature was 99. ElKS' SPEClAL-The Phoenix Elks' Decial train which leaves here for De- oft July 6 will be used as far as can } for advertising purposes for this llley. The sides of the cars will be ecorated with huge metallic signs con ,ying the information to the com unities of the middle west that the lks are on the way and that they me from the Salt river valley As e cantalOupe season will then be at 5 height it is hoped to carry along
 big shipment of them, each melon .oing tier about the middle with a lrple ribbon inscribed, Compliments
 the B. P. O.. E." They will be given