Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-17
or LOCAL INTEREST

EoUALIZING BoARD-The city
council is holding nightly sessions as
board of equalization.
GONE TO YAVAPAI-Territori
Secretary George u. Young has gone
to Prescott and the Derby mines for
few days.
ON BUSINESS-H |. Latham left
last evening for Los Angeles, where
he will attend to urgent business mat
ters. His trip will be brief.
TRAIN lATE-The 7 o'clock train
on the Santa Fe due from Prescott
Yesterday was over six hours late,
arriving in the afternoon at lis.
MRS. PUGH HERE-After staying
on the Pacific coast for more than
three months, Mrs. a. l.. Pugh, for
mer business manager of the Border
Magazine, has returned to the city.
EXPECTED HOME-Charles Orme,
son of John Orme, county supervisor,
is expected to return this morning
from the California coast in time to
enter the fall term of the high
school
INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT
IEAVES.-Frank Il. Crandall. United
States revenue agent. left last night
for Tucson where he will remain for
several weeks on business connected
with his office.
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA-Mrs.
Louis Garesche and her daughter.
Miss Helen Duval, have returned from
their summer outing. Miss Duval is,
enrolled as a member of the teach
ing force in the city schools.
IN PHOENIx-Among those re
turning from their annual vacations
on the coast were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
r Irvine. They report that they re-
ceived their just share of the album
dance of pleasure to be had on the
coast
FIRE ALARM-An alarm was sent
i'm from the vicinity of Fourth and
Van Buren, streets yesterday morn
ing, to which the fire department
made a quick response. defective
flue in a house caused the blaze,
which did no damage.
READY FOR Waldo b.
Christy of the Phoenix high school
faculty. returned yesterday on the
belated train of the Santa Fe from
Los Angeles He reached here in
time to be present at the meeting
of the high school faculty this morn
ing.
BACK FROM VIRGlNIA.-Mrs. c.
W. Laird yesterday returned from
Virginia, where she has been for the
last two months. She accompanied
her daughter. Helen, there and placed
her in one of the Virginia colleges.
Helen is a recent graduate Of the
Phoenix high school.
BACK FROM THE EAST-Roy |
Smith, stenographer in the local ticket |
office of the Santa Fe. returned yes
terday from n months trip in the !
north and east Niagara Falls Chi !
cago. Pittsburg and Buffalo were the |
chief points of interest on his timer |
airy He says that he still thinks |
well Of Phoenix, but could have stayed |
in the east another month or two.
PATSY'S PUPS-Patsy is a funny |
name for a mother, nevertheless, that
is the only name possessed by the !
Boston bull terrier |
which early in the week presented |
her master with five handsome pup
pies. They are declared by fanciers !
to be the finest set of dog babies |
seen here for a long time and Mr.. !
who resides at ga South |
Center street, expects nothing less
than the first prize at the bench /
show during the fair.
RIFLES POCKETS-Offic Trout
man was called by phone to the va
cant lot on the corner of Washing |
ton and Seventh streets, where it was
that three Mexicans were |
taking advantage of the inebriety of
another Mexican. When the officer
arrived he found nothing that would
indicate that the Mexican was being /
relieved of his money and valuables. /
All four of the men were locked up
to await further investigation of the /
affair. They will be given a chance |
to sober themselves before appearing |
on the streets of the city.