Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
PAYING THEIR ASSESSMENTS

PAYING THEIR ASSESSMENTS
 Responsive to the announcement that
 the first half of the annual assess
 ments to the Water Users association
 are now due and payable. between for
 ty and fifty members called at tn,
 captains" office yesterday and set
 tied
 NOT MRS" THOMAS-It was stat
 ed a few days ago that Mrs" Lau- | villa Thomas had returned from Chi | cago. where she took course in
 music. The item was correct, except
 that the lady in question is not married
 and naturally prefers to be known as
 Miss Thomas.
 PICKING UP BICYCLES-The po- | lice yesterday picked up four wheels | which had either been stolen and | later abandoned or which had been misplaced by their owners. The l wheels are a Hudson, Appeal, Hear l sey Special and an Elmore. They can be secured by proving owner ship to Marshal Moore.
 HAVE TWO HORSES-The police have placed in the Ensign stables two stray horses picked up yesterday. One is described, as a brown horse branded with "J" and having a white face; the other a bay horse with two split ears, Indian brand on right side and also other brands. They may be secured by the owners by paying the stable bills
 RETURN OF MlSSlONARY-Rev. F. V. Richards, Presbyterian mission ary at the Gila Crossing Indian reser- vation, and his family have returned from a sOjourn of several weeks at Long Beach and other coast points. In order that the children may attend school. Mrs. Richards will live in PhOe- nix this winter, while MT. Richards will spend most of his time on the reservation.
 ATTEMPTED BURGLARY What is believed by the police to have been an attempt at burglary was discovered early yesterday morning when Willie | Gerig, a carrier. for The Republican, l found the door of the c. w krouskop 1 store at Five Points standing open. In vestigation indicates that whoever had l contemplated burglary must have be- | come frightened and ran away without | disturbing anything at the store.
 WHERE IS MRS. APPERsoN?-A young educated Apache Speiche em- ployed at the Indian school called at the office of the sheriff yesterday to get aid in finding a Miss Apperson of Chicago who is supposed to be some | where in the valley. Miss Apperson | was a former patient of Dr. Carlos Montezuma, a friend of Speiche, and | who had written him to find her and 1 inquire about her health.
 BACK FROM PREsCoTT-Miss Adah Cafe and Misses Ethel, May and ! Katherine Whitlow returned home ! Monday night from an outing Of a cou- pie of days in Prescott. During their | stay they were driven out to the sur ! veyors' camp on the Prescott Phoenix ! road, where they were guests of rt'ank | Whitlow. a brother of the three sis ters. They had a nice ride, fine 1 dinner and greatly enjoyed the noun i tain scenery of that locality
 
 ToLLESoN FAMILY HoME-Aft- CT a long vacation in their old home i city, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Mir. and Mrs G. A. Tolleson, their daugh- ters, Misses Lucy and Elma, and Mas ter Walter TollesOn, have returned to Phoenix They spent a most pleasant l summer but the trip caused them to realize more keenly than ever the ad- | vantages of their new home oyer the | old.
 THE PHILLIPS FAMILY-Probate Judge Phillips accompanied by Mrs | Phillips and the children yesterday l morning returned from the beaches | where Mrs. Phillips had spent the sum? | mer and where Judge Phillips had been i long enough to fish that part of the | Pacific ocean dry. About a week ago Judge Phillips began taking on flesh | at the rate of a pound day but he has not yet grown so corpulent as to | be unrecogniZable by those who knew him well before he went away.
 A FoRTY-DAY VACATlON-Mrs. 1 L NJ Hoghe and daughter Lena have | returned from the coast after an ab- scence of forty days. Most of the time was spent at Ocean Park, though they | visited Coronado Beach and San Diego and had a delightful time. Chairman Hoghe of the board of supervisors had been worrying a great deal of late about the disorder in the house, where things began to get out of shape soon after the departure of Mrs Hoghe. But | the more he swept and tried to put things in order the worse they grew.
 AUTO TRIP-Having made the trip to Prescott and return in five days, which including a days stopover in that city, James ss s. Griffin of the Greene & Griffin Real Estate and In vestment company returned to Phoenix Monday evening. Tn the company's old Rambler, driven by Fred Hansen, he left Phoenix Thursday morning and went to Prescott by way of Wicken- burg. On the the back trip they took the Black Canyon road, which they found to be in excellent condition. No trouble was experienced in making the ...