Arizona republican., 1910-04-12

| brother of C. H. Browner arrived here yesterday from Atlanta. Ga. to make
 his home with Mir. and Mrs. C. H.
 Browner
 IN ANOTHER URlSDICTlON-
 Judge Kent left yesterday for Flagstaff,
 where he will sit in several cases in
 which Judge Doe of that district is
 disqualified by reason of having been
 an attorney in them.
 BACHELORS DANCE POST 1 PONED-On account of illness in the
 family of Ned Creighton, the Bache-
 for the night of April 1S. has been in
 definitely postponed by the committed FINE CATTLE SHiPMENT-J. E. Sullivan, representing the Los Angeles
 Packing company, is in the valley on cattle buying tour. He has already come to terms with H. C. Cavaness, who sold him six carloads of fine steers l that tipped the beam at 1,14j pounds. average weight, when they were loaded for shipment
 RAILROAD cHANGES-T. F.. Col lins. heretofore night ticket agent of the santa Fe in Phoenix. today as- sumes the duties of depot ticket agent. taking the position left vacant by the resignation of w. L Butterfield. who returns to his former home in Los An geles, and where it is rumored among his associates here he will enter upon the most important step yet taken in his life
 BROKE AN AxlE-While J. w. Sharpe, the mining man. and Messrs. Taylor and Stafford were on their way yesterday to visit mine :n which they are interested in the Castle Hot Springs district the front aXle of the car snapped, leaving them stranded in the desert. They made every effor- to repair the break without success. but were finally compelled to give up. The party continued the trip by taking the Castle Springs automobile stage from the junction.
 BIRTHDAY SURPRiSE-A number Of neighbors and friends surprised C. A. Massie. last night on the occasion
 
 conversation took up the hours. after which delightful and bountiful repast was supplied by the hostess in the dining room Those present were C. A. Massie and family. Mir. R. NJ. Wash burn. Miss Grimes. Mir J. Aldrich, Mrs. E. Knorp. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. H. Sharpe, Mrs C. F. Watt MT. and Mrs. Walter Wilson. MT. and Mrs. A. L. Higgins. Mir B. J. Jarrett, Mrs A. Remburg and Rev. Robert & Fisher.
 BUSINESS AND PLEAsURE-A. F. Berry of Boston is in the city a guest of the Hotel Adams MT. Berry comes primarily on business. his mission be ing to see that the town is supplied with an ample quantity of the right kind of-sshoes. Incidentally it is all ways a pleasure to come here, for he has lot of friends in the valley dat ing back to the years when he lived here as an employe of local shoe es- tablishment of other days. For a num- Der Of years his business did not call him in this direction. but during the past year he has been regularly visit ing the southwest.
 NO CANVASS YET-The hoard of governors met yesterday morning pur- -suant to custom to canvass the ret turns from the election of the water users association last week. The re- turns from the Third district had not yet put in an appearance. and the meeting was adjourned until today. The returns from the Third district arrived q in. ha hf1f 10 ors had already departed. or some of them at least, being very anxious o return to the southside for the after noon meeting of l.. C. Hill with the Tempe canal company.
 BACK FROM KELViN-Governor and Mrs Sloan and J. C. Adams re- turned yesterday from trip to Kel win in company with Governor and Mrs. William Spry and D. C. JackliHg
 EQUALUED RECORO-Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson of Kansas City, Rob ert Nicholson. Mir. and Mrs. George Nicholson, Jr. Jack Ainsworth and l.. 1 J. Fremean returned from Castle Hot Springs yesterday afternoon in record 1 time It took them just three hours and a half to make the trip through ! the mountains and across the desert | The distance has been made in 3:16. | but go is the fastest time ever made ! with a seven passenger touring car. Mir and Mrs. Nicholson, Sr., will re- 1 turn to Kansas City today.
 NOTED PROHisITIoNiST TO BE HERE-John Granville Woolley. noted | temperance orator and also a prom | inent attorney, will be in Phoenix next | Sunday. April r.. MT. Woolley will i give two or three addresses during his | sojourn here He is man of | world wide reputation as a speaker. ! and since the year 1900 at i which time he was candi i late for the presidency of the United | States on the prohibition ticket he | has been active in the prohibition 1 work, having made a tour of the world |