Arizona republican., 1910-07-27

Engineer l.. c. Hill went to Sacaton
 yesterday to note the progress O
 work on the reservation.
 BACK FROM LOS ANGELES-Dr
 and Mrs. w. l. Simpson returned
 yesterday morning from a month.
 outing. in Los Angeles.
 RETURNED TO TUCSON-L H.
 Long, chief engineer of the Randolph
 lines. spent Monday in Phoenix, re- turning to Tucson yesterday
 GONE TO THE COAST-Dr. Fran cis Redewill and Dick Erdmans have | gone to the coast for a week or ten days. Dr. Redewill goes on profess sional business and MT. Erdmans on a real estate deal.
 TO VISIT CALIFORNIA F. N. Phillips and son, Charles Wattawa and family, Ben Pringle and William Remsbottom were among the Cali fornia bound passengers on the out going Phoenix last night
 STENOGRAPHER ON VACATION Miss Moves stenographer in the 1 Valley bank, left yesterday for Lind sey, Cal, where she will join a merry party in a camping expedition in the San Joaquin valley. She expects to | be gone about one month.
 VISITING OLD HOME-Fred Coo l ley left last evening for Kansas City where he will visit He will also spend some time at his old home in Hartford, Kas., and will embrace Nowater and Emporia in his itin erary He expects to be gone about two months and will then be found in Diehl's shoe store in the capacity of head clerk.
 STATEHOOD DlNNER-The ladies of the A. NJ F. church, corner of Second and Jefferson streets, will serve dinner. today at the church from II a. m. to D. m. This is distinctly statehood dinner and will give everyone good idea of the good home cooking Arizona will get when it becomes state. The public is in vited to attend.
 TRANSFERRED - Nemecio Ojeda, who was arrested by the police for invading another mans room, and Francisco Romero. also arrest ed by the police with his shirt, were yesterday trans ferred to the county authorities. There have been numerous complaints in the last few days of persons losing their pants while they slept. Until the culprits can be apprehended. there seem to be only tvo plans open to those who desire to retain their pants. One is to sleep in them. and the other is not to sleep at all.
 FINE SEED cRoP-w. R. Black mer of Liberty was in Phoenix yes- terday and reports the ranchers of the lower valley as more enthusias- tic than ever over their prospects for the future. The very farms them selves seem to be on their good be- havior and MT. Blackmer said that if any difference at all can be noted in comparing this years crops with those of former years, the difference is all in favor of the present year. Admitting that it is pretty hard to outclass the very best, he still gave it as his opinion that the alfalfa seed crop this year is just shade l finer than anything ever seen be- fore.
 A COlLISlON-An automobile | carrying a number of men who were l going to the river to inspect the new | bridge yesterday, locked horns with a | buggy driven by a MT. Potter who ! resides at 1901 East Van Buren street i and who was accompanied by d boy | The road was quite narrow and the | buggy vas not turned out of it suf- | ficiently to give the auto clear field | to pass around it, though the ma 1 chine running very slowly attempted | to do so. The wheels of the two | vehicles caught and the horse refus- back out of the mix-up. The horse l tried to run away but was controlled | and no one was hurt.
 AN EASTERN VISIT-Dr. F. V Woodward, one of the victims of the fire in the Nicholson block. left last | evening for a vacation in the east | He will visit friends and relatives at | HIS hdS, then go to Chicago, where he hopes | to greet and shake hands with some | of his old classmates of 1889. From | Chicago the doctor will go to Car rollton, Ohio, and join his wife, now visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs I s. l.. Sterling. They expect to return about the middle of September pr. Woodward says that when he returns he will occupy the same quarters he had before. which will be refitted and refurnished completely and up-to- date.
 ARiZONiANS ON THE COAST-l The following were among the Ari- zona arrivals at the Natick, Los An geles. recently: Julia and Mamie Harnett, Jerome; Dora and Una Hol- leman. Tucson; A. E. Gage. Phoenix; Thos. Coyle, Phoenix; Francis Coyle, Phoenix; Henry Arens, Bisbee: Wesley Knorpp. Phoenix; B. Robles, Tucson; Hugh James and family, Globe; George Shanley and wife. Globe; George Barnett, Mesa; Fred Wolfe, Williams; T A. Dean and