Arizona republican., 1910-09-01
GEO. M HAIM HOME,

visit in California where he went to place son in school
 ELLIOT EVANS HOME.--Elliot Evans returned from Los Angeles yesterday on the Phoenix, which recahed here seven hours late. having teen delayed by a blowout not far from Barstow.
 GOES TO KANSAS CITY.-Mrs. J. A Connors left yesterday afternoon over the Santa Fe for Kansas City where she will remain for several weeks. the guest of friends and re- latives.
 GOES TO SAN DIEGO.-W. A Bondurant. who is engaged in a min ing enterprise in the Cave creek dis trict. left last evening over the Southern Pacific for Los Angeles on business trip.
 MINNEAPOLIS FOR THEM.-Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Freeman left last eve ming over the Santa F'e for Minnea- polls. Minn., where they will sojourn for the next few weeks with friends and relatives.
 GOING TO CoLoRADo.-Bert Wingar. agent for Wells Fargo X Company express at Mesa, will leave this morning over the Santa Fe for Delta, Colo. on a vacation extending over a period of several weeks.
 HERE FROM KINGMAN.-Henry Loverin d prominent mining man of Kingman, interested in the Gold Roads mine. is in Phoenix on a busi- ness and pleasure trip. MT. Loverin is a candidate for democratic delegate to the constitutional convention.
 LEAVE FOR CHICAGO.-Katherine Keenan and little Marian Allen left last evening via the California Linn ited" for Chicago where they will visit with friends and relatives They will also take in several other cities upon the occasion of their return.
 SUCCESSFUL oPERATloN.-Mrs. w. r. Crump yesterday submitted to very serious surgical operation at the Sisters hospital It was reported last night that the operation was sue cessful in every way and the carly recovery of the patient is expected.
 OFF FOR SEATTLE.-H. II. Smith left last evening over the Southern Pacific for Los Angeles. He will pro ceed to San Francisco and later sail for Seattle and other points in the north. He expects to be gone several weeks.
 RETURN FROM COAST. Misses Louise and Minnie Geyler have re- turned from visit of several weeks at Santa Barbara and San Diego. Miss Louise is a stenographer for Pratt Gilbert company and Miss Min nie is an employe of the Boston store.
 TEMPEITE TRAVELlNG-V. c. Vanderhoof of Tempe came to Phoe- nix yesterday and left last evening over the Southern Pacific for Kansas City. He will visit there for some time and upon his return will make brief visits at San Antonio and Fort Worth.
 TRANSFERRED ALLEGIANCE Miss Alice McInernay who formerly held a commission as notary public in the great county of Gila has resigned her office and secured from the gov ernor a like appointment in the do- main of Cochise county to which she now owns allegiance, with Douglas as her home.
 IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS Dr D. L. Conner has moved his of- flee from No West Washington street to a suite over the Hub store in connection with that of Dr. Will jam LentZ He will be located there temporarily until the completion of the National Bank of Arizona build ing, where he expects to have per manent office.
 INDIANS WERE DRUNk.-DeWitt Blackwater and Isaac Frank, two young Indians.- were before Justice Johnstone in police court yesterday charged with being drunk. They had been arrested the day before near the Valley Flour mills by Officer HOsmer. They refused to tell where they ob tained their liquor. They were fined BIO or ten days each.
 GETS WHAT HE .SEEKS.-A straw boss from the Buckeye region blew into a popular downtown cafe yesterday afternoon and proceeded to inform everybody within hearing that he was looking for trouble. He brushed up against George White. a colored porter of the establishment. and before that functionary finished with him, he had lost all notion of looking further for trouble. RODE ON SIDEWAlk.-Aivin Ar mold. employed as a messenger boy by the Lightning Delivery, was arrested yesterday on a charge of riding his 1 bicycle on the sidewalks. He had been warned by the police and had prom ised to do better. Yesterday he near ly collided with City Attorney Tom Prescott and the police thought 1t was ! time that he should be made to real i ize that the law was enacted to be obeyed.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS There will be a civil service exami- nation on September 21 to secure eli gibles for the position of copperplate