Arizona republican., 1910-10-15
GOES TO cHIcAeo-Miss Loise

| GOES TO CHIcAGo-Miss Loise
| Murphy, daughter of w. j. Murphy
left last evening on the Santa F'e for
| Chicago, where she expects to per-
feet her studies in music.
HERE FROM ST. LOUISE. H.
Steffens, for several years connected
with wholesale grocery establishments
in the Missouri metropolis, arrived in
Phoenix yesterday and expects to re-
main here during the coming winter.
EN- ROUTE FROM ATASCADERO
battalion Adjutant H. G. Coyken-
dali of the Second battalion, national
| guard of Arizona, arrived in Phoenix
yesterday from Atascadero. en- route
to his home in Prescott. He left last
evening over the Santa Fe.
| BACHELORS CLUB MEETING
a meeting of the Bachelors club Of
| Phoenix will be held next Monday
| night in the office of William I'ickas
uTon which occasion business of i'm
portance will be transacted. A full
attendance is desired
TERRITORIAL ENGINEER - For
the purpose of inspecting work upon
the territorial road, south of Prescott,
Territorial Engineer j. b. Grand left
last evening for the high city. He
Will return Monday in order to be pres-
ent Tuesday when the board of control
| Will open bids for territorial boad
building in Cochise county.
AUTOMOBILE DISPLACES STAGE
Announcement was made yesterday
from the office of r. S. Stubs, general
freight and passenger agent of the Ari-
IONA Eastern at Tucson, that the Ari-
IONA Eastern has installed an automO-
bile service between Mohawk, Kofa and
POlaris. This enables passengers for
those points to make the journey in
shorter time and with much more
comfort than formerly when the regu-
lar stage was used.
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS - Joy
reigns supreme in the household of F.
c. Struckmeyer. No. 135 North Ninth
avenue, the occasion being a daughter,
heiress apparent to the Struckmeyer
estate and coat of arms. The young
lady being a bit above the nine pound
ers, must be regarded as belonging to
the ten pound class. 1t is admitted by
her parents that she possesses all the
good qualities of both of them and
that ought to be an equipment worth
while, emitting her to the full honors
of a German princess, even though she
possesses only royal American blood.
Mother and daughter are both doing
nicely.
THE PITTSBURG LAND SHOW
Through the Los Angeles branch of
the Phoenix board of trade, arrange
ments have been made to have a sup
ply of Salt River valley literature at
the Pittsburg land show, oct. II To
20. The Los Angeles chamber OF
commerce will have its literature
there, and it is part of the board of
trades arrangement with the cham
Der of commerce that wherever the
chamber sends literature Salt River
valley pamphlets, etc, be distributed
i'm conjunction. Independently of the
chamber, but in space donated by the
Southern Pacific company, the board
will have an exhibit at the United
States land and irrigation exposition
in Chicago.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. Robert S. Fisher, will
preach both morning and evening upon
topics of special interest. The morning
topic viii be An Old Fashioned Haz-
ing" At night the topic will be AN
Insurgent of the Bad Sort" Attract
i've music viii be rendered at both
services. In the morning Miss Hyde
of Colorado will render a mezzo-so-
prano solo, and Mr. Hill will sing. At
night Mr.. Prior will sing a tenor solo.
There is an especial desire to have the
members of the church present on
Sunday morning to hear from the pas
tor a brief outline of the years plan of
work. There will also be reception of
members. Strangers are cordially
welcome on this as on all occasions
The Sunday school and young peoples
societies meet at the usual hours with
good programs. The church is at the
corner of Second avenue and West
Monroe street, opposite Y. NJ C. A.
WHO SHALL USE MILEAGE
1OO'NS y lNNtill lOCdI passenger TAR
iff of the interstate commerce com
mission, referring TO the sale of mile
age books, specifies that mileage
books are not transferable, and if
found in other hands than those of
the original purchaser, conductors
and agents will refuse to honor them.
In this connection, r. s. Stubs. gen
eral freight and passenger agent of
the Randolph lines, with headquarters
at Tucson, has issued an order in
which he states that there is some
conflict between the tariff and con-
tract of the mileage books, and until
further advised you will sell mileage
books to firms and the mileage there
in may be used by the members of
such firms. When selling a book
where more than one person is to use
it, you must endorse across the con-
tract the name of each Individual by
whom it is to be used. This will to
some extent enable conductors to sat