Arizona republican., 1910-08-19

I | eral weeks
 TO VISIT IN CHICAGo-Mrs w ! NJ. Creswel was a passenger las ! evening on the Golden state Limited 1 for Chicago where she will spend
 several weeks visiting friends and | relatives.
 REPAIRING CITY HALL STEPS Various repairs at the city hall were | competed yesterday. The work con sisted in rebuilding the steps at the three different entrances and re- painting them.
 OFF FOR CHlCAGO-Mrs. Birdie
 Kneitzel was a passenger last even ern Pacific. She will visit with
 friends and relatives for several
 weeks before returning in the fall. PLEADS GUiLTY-Gussie Johnson who was arrested day or two ago
 on charge of selling liquor in The Castle" yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Johnstone in the city police court and was fined $50, which she paid
 GONE TO VIRGiNIA-Mrs. F. w. Ginn and son, of Mesa, were in Phoenix yesterday leaving on the Golden State Limited for Bedford, Va. where they will spend several weeks visiting at the old home of Mrs. Ginn
 ARIZONANS AT COAST.-The following Arizonans are registered at the Hotel Rosslyn, Los Angeles: Rob- ert Anderson. Phoenix; George w. Waite, R. D. Bland. Mrs. Phelps and son. F. NJ Davis and family and W. J. Greenwood, Bisbee.
 TO VIEW THE CANYoN-oscar Irwin left last evening for his initial visit to the Grand Canyon. via the Santa Fe. He is going to put aside the cares of his real estate business for few days and spend every min ute inspecting the beauties of the greatest natural wonder in the world.
 ON "THE PHoENIx"-Among other passengers last evening leaving for coast points on The Phoenix" were MT. and Mrs. K. S Townsend. A. H. Reeves. F. A. Tritle. Mrs. J. B. Myers. S. s. Scull. Miss Ella Bloom. F. c Mitchell. R. l.. Robinson, An nie Allison, A. J. Scofield and J. C. Davis
 READY FOR POLICE PATROL The cement foundation recently in stalled in the eastern annex of the fire department building, has been completed and it is expected that the new police patrol wagon will he housed there and horse stabled alongside ready to answer calls in a day or two.
 DIES ENRoUTE HoME-W H. Nesbitt, for several months local manager for Swift & Co, the Chi cago packing house, died Wednesday evening upon train while enroute to his home in Chicago. He had started home hoping to reach his destination before death resulted from tuberculosis from which he was a sufferer.
 TO BUILD HoME.-J. Wilson yesterday purchased two lots in Las Palmas on which he expects to build a fine home this fall The lots are on Third avenue and Holly street It was erroneously stated in yesterdays issue that MT. Wilson recently mar ried Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Prudence Gillum, sister of the former
 THE NEW coLoNEL.-Colonel A. M Tuthill of Morenci and Major Paul Reisinger of Clifton were vis- itors in Phoenix yesterday. They came up on business connected with the National Guard Colonel Tuthill was recently unanimously elected colonel of the National Guard of Arizona in place of J. H. McClin- tock, resigned. He will be one of the democratic delegates to the con convention from Graham county.
 HAY WAS ON FIRE-A wagon load of hay passing along Jefferson street yesterday afternoon was dis covered to be in flames and an alarm of fire was turned in. The depart ment quickly put out the blaze. but not before more than half the hay was destroyed. The driver of the wagon claims that he noticed some small boys following the wagon and believes they have touched a match to his hay. The fire was at the rear end of the wagon and how it could have started is mystery.
 MIR. ALIENS SIDE OF IT, Richard Allen requested The Repub lican yesterday to correct a story which appeared in these columns a few days ago concerning a disturb ance which had been raised at Mir. Aliens house by an intoxicated man. The story ran to the effect that there was a fight between Mir. Allen and the drunken man, in which MT. Allen was injured, which Mir. Allen makes clear was not the case. He says there was no fight at all; that he merely Iuieted the man and put him to bed. MT. Allen got the impression from reading the story that it was implied that he and his family had been har- boring the wife of the intoxicated | nan against his wishes, whereas that |