Arizona republican., 1910-12-29

manager of the Cashion ranch. left last evening over the Santa Fe for visit with friends and relatives at his former home in Toronto. Canada.
 SPENDS DAY AT MARICOPA- Superintendent C. NJ Scott of the Arizona Eastern spent yesterday along the line of the Maricopa X Eastern railroad and at Maricopa, on a tour of inspection.
 ON THE PHoENIx"-Among Phoenix" of the Santa Fe for Los Angeles and San Diego were G. Leonard. H. P. DeMund. MT. and Mrs. Frank flake. Mrs. z. Liebell and Mrs. " w. Morris.
 TREE TRIMMERS BUSY-Super- intcndent O. H. Christy. of the street department has his force of tree trimmers at work on South First avenue and yesterday they reached as far south as sherman street They expect to reach the city line today. The work they are doing is beneficial to the appearance of the streets and a credit to the department
 BRING IN CALENDARS-The Re- publican's special article on the calen- dars of Phoenix business houses will be prepared tonight and published to- morrow. Several calendars have been received at this office but a number of firms and business men who are put ting out beautiful ones have neglected to send any around. They must be sent in today. This is the last call.
 PAY BOX RENT.-HOlders of boxes in the postoffice are notified that they have but three days more in which to pay their box rent before they are liable to find their boxes locked. In the holiday rush many have neglected this matter and should now attend to it promptly. as there is big demand for boxes and delin- quents are liable to lose out" if they are not on time.
 CENTRAL AVENUE FUNDS-At the meeting of property owners in the third b-district of the Central ave nue road district. held in the Osborn school house. a committee was appoint ed to solicit funds to complete the boulevard. Those who attended the meeting did not decide what the acre age assessment should be. some fla vored s10 an acre. The committee is composed of Mir. Camp. w. H. Taylor and C. $. Berryman.
 JUSTICE GAVE WAY.-It is prob- ably not contempt of court to get married, but that act by Elliott Evans. or at any rate his long honeymoon. stopped proceedings yesterday. the date to which the grand jury had ad journed. When the members met they found that they were without a head. Chairman Evans had not returned. though positive information had been received that Mir Evans would be on hand today. Accordingly. the grand jury adjourned until this morning.
 ROLLING IS FRUsTRATED-Offi- cer Hosmer yesterday afternoon while making his rounds through the alleys back of the Washington street sa- looms. observed a Mexican in the act of going through the pockets of Theo Garcia who was intoxicated. He had abstracted some money and cigaret
 makings" when the officer put in an appearance and took both men to the city jail Antonio is the only name the alleged roller would give He was later turned over to the county.
 BACK FROM BERkELEY-B.. F. Hueneryager, chief clerk in the SUD- arfneaHla.ts, AF Eastern, returned yesterday from a Christmas vacation spent in company with his wife, visiting friends in Berkeley. He spent considerable time in San Francisco. He stated that the only reason he failed to see the Pacific fleet of United States battle ships was because of the dense fog that overhung the bay on the morn- ing they came to their anchorage off San Francisco.
 A BANKRUPTCY cASE.-A peti tiOn in bankruptcy against the New York Cash Store of Tempe was filed in the United States court yesterday. The petitioners with their claims are as follows: The Los Angeles Notion Store. s37O.5s: Cohn. Goldwater & Co. Los Angeles, s412.79; the Cohn- Asher Hat Co. of Los Angeles. S2SS.50. It is alleged in the petition that the New York Cash Store com mitted an act of bankruptcy in mak- ing a general assignment for the benefit of it's creditors. The matter was set for hearing January 12
 4 GOLDEN WEDDING.-But Henry Rosenstein is not celebrating it in the usual way. Yesterday he began suit for divorce from his wife, Johanna Rosenstein, on the ground of desertiOn, a state which has existed since 1900. Mir and Mrs Rosensteih were married at Charleston, $. C.. January 2, 1861. They came here sixteen years ago and the plaintiff has resided here ever since Mrs. Rosenstein left ten years ago and is now a resident of Pensa- cola. Fla Mir. ROsenstein served through the civil war and became postmaster at Charleston under the of President Grant.
 TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHRISTMAS The SundayschooI of the Trinity Episcopal church yes terday had it's annual Christmas fes-