Arizona republican., 1910-08-12

been sold for the Saturday and Sunday
 excursion to Prescott and Iron Springs
 over the Santa Fe. The round triI fare is S4 with a return limit to Au-
 gust 16.
 LEAVES IN A FEW HOURS-Roy
 smith the popular stenographer of the
 Santa Fe, will leave in about thirty | six hours for Niagara Falls and New York upon his annual vacation. He
 has the time of leaving figured down
 to minutes.
 l GONE TO IIMA-Mr. and Mrs E. T | Steiner and Miss Florence Lockett left | yesterday over the California Limited
 of the Santa Fe for an extended visit
 with friends and relatives in their old | home in Lima, ohio. They expect to
 be gone two or three months. OFF TO CATALlNA-Mr. and Mrs. | Charles Carrigan and Miss Mary Car
 rgan left yesterday over the Southern l Pacific for Los Angeles and San Diego. | While along the coast, MT. Carrigan
 will take trip over to Catalina Island, | where he expects to enjoy deep sea l fishing and the other sports within
 reach at that resort.
 SPYING OUT THE VALLEY.- George Cate of Stevens Point, Wis, is a temporary visitor in the valley. with the possibility before him of becoming a permanent resident. He is a cousin of Harry B. Cate and is also a relative of Garth w. Cate of the Heard office.
 POLICE HAVE LOCkET A small locket attached to a fine gold
 chain was picked up in the streets
 yesterday and left with the police awaiting a claimant It is evidently a child's locket and bears the name of Helen" The owner can have the bit of jewelry by calling at the of flee of the city marshal.
 MORE STOCK THAN HE WANTS. J. S Beachy. who lives on the Hem shaw road yesterday reported to the office of the sheriff that he had lot of stock at his place that did not belong to him. There is bay horse, branded FU on the left hip. twelve or fifteen year sold. There is 2-year- old red heifer and a red calf.
 SURVEYS APPROVED Mineral survey No. 276S, Cornipia and Good Luck lodes and mineral survey No. 2769. Black Spar lode, all situated in the Indian Secret mining district, Mohave county, Arizona. and claim ed by the MohaVe Cold Silver com pany. have been approved by the surveyor general.
 A BOOMING TOWN-Cadi Perry Williams of Maricopa was in the city yesterday Maricopa, said MT. Will Hams, was sharing the general pros perity of the country. More people are arriving there than any other town of it's size in the southwest, but most of them leave immediately-some for the east. some west and some for Phoenix
 COME AHEAD OUT WITH YOUR BURRO.-C. K. Pishon. who is to have charge of the amusements at the fair this fall. is starting in early with a call for burros. There are to be burro and pony races for boys and girls and some good prizes will be offered for the different events. MT. Pishon wants all the boys and girls who have burros and would like to take part in the races to write to him. His box number is sS3.
 SEEKING HIS FATHER-Marshal Moore is in receipt of a letter from Chief of Police J. K. Wilson of San Diego, asking for information of the whereabouts of Joseph H. Harper. whose son resides in San Diego. liar per is described as 65 years old. tall and slender and a carpenter by trade. He left San Diego about five or six years ago And information sent to Marshal Moore or Chief Wilson will be imparted to the anxious son.
 FOR PHOENIX S. p. SHOPS-A gentleman who has lately returned from the east has brought some good news regarding the plans of the Southern Pacific. affecting this town. He ascertained that the budget of the railroad company included an item of s15O,OOO for the construction of shops at Phoenix. This is not something that he merely heard. but he learned beyond any doubt that SuCn dn lltHl udu btSh
 WHERE IS MISS DEVlNE?-So many patrons of the Boehmer drug store asked this question yesterday that it seems quite within the prov ince of a popular morning paper to en- tighten curious humanity. Therefore it is announced that Miss Kitte Devine. the popular young lady who controls the news stand in the drug store has gone to Metcalf, Ariz., for few weeks rest from the arduous labors or the past few months. But she is com ing back.
 BAG KFRoM CALlFORNlA-Miss Minnie Hutcbison. daughter of MT. and Mrs w. w. Hutchinson, re turned to Phoenix Thursday morn ing. after having spent four months in California, their former home. She visited in northern California as well as at Los Angeles and Long Beach. Miss Hutchinson says. although it is not quite as hot at the coast as it is here Phoenix is all right and she is glad she IS back.
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