Arizona republican., 1910-09-22
ST. CLAIRE BAcK-H. B. St

trip covering a couple of weeks, to Prescott and vicinity.
 RETURN OF MRS. LEVY-Mrs. ! Joe Levy, wife of the advertising manager of The Republican. will re turn this morning from a visit of two months with relatives in Texas. She was met at Maricopa last night by Mir. Levy.
 | CAvANESS IN TOWN-Tom Cav aness, proprietor of the Fifty One" ranch north of Seven Springs and about sixty-five miles northeast of Phoenix, is in the city, coming down to get his mail and see how the cleo ton turned out. He will return again today.
 el Wise, formerly in the auditors of flee, has returned from her summer ,i vacation of six weeks and has taken position in the Union Bank and Trust company She went to St. ] Louis and then to Long Beach during her outing.
 A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-Suit for divorce was filed in district court yesterday by Anna Crellin against E. A Crellin on the grounds of failure to support and dissipation. The part ies were married in Colorado three years. ago The plaintiff desires the restoration of her maiden name, Anna McGrath.
 WAS WELL PlEASED-S. J. Smith, president of the Smith Booth Usher Co, of Los Angeles, returned home Wednesday night after having inspected the pumping plant his com pany is installing at Avondale. He was well pleased with it and will re- turn again a couple of weeks later when 1t will probably be ready for operation and testing.
 OUT OF TOWN TELEPHONES The announcement is made from the offices of the Overland Telephone company that all telephones of the Peoples Independent company listed in the new directory of the Consol- dated Telephone company under the names of rural, ranch or Glendale are now working through the exchange of the Overland.
 THE UNKNOWN DEAD-The body of an old man was found yesterday evening on the river bank near Cen ter street. It was removed to Moore X McLellan's, the coroner having { been notified.s The name of the man could not be learned last night. From the condition of the body it is supposed the cause of death was dropsy.
 PEOPLE MUST PREPARE-The postmaster again calls attention to the fact that if they are to have the advantage of the wider delivery ser vice proposed to be installed early in October. they must prepare for it by placing mail boxes at their doors or cutting slits in the doors through which the mail may be pushed. There will be no delivery until this is done. Those who desire to purchase metal boxes can get them at any of the hardware stores at a cost of something like a dollar or a little more. The boxes offered are said to be very good ones and neat and tasteful as well as inexpensive.
 HE WAS A VALLEY BoY-An | count of the work and the picture of Rev. Fred Isaac. pastor of the leading i Baptist church at Columbus. O. Es- pecial mention is made of the fact that he was the right hand of the mayor of Columbus during the recent street railway strike there. Mir Is- aac was reared in this valley. He is son of the late William Isaac and | of Tah laft I about eighteen years ago to enter an eastern institution of learning and after his admission to the ministry he was sent to China and other Oriental countries as an inspector of missions
 CHIEF KIRKLAND IN TOWN Jake Kirkland of Keam's Canyon, chief of the Navajos and king of the l. Hopi snake dancers, is in the city visiting friends and relatives. MT. Kirkland is an employe of the h. : dian bureau and the official repre- sentative of President Taft at the annual snake dances. He says the snakes are doing fairly well this sea- son even though there has been little rain. They are as fat and saucy as ever and he does not think there will be any shortage of the reptiles for next years performances. He says he saw a number of Phoenix people at the snake dances this year but they did not enter into the spirit of the exercises like he and the real votaries of the game do. On the con- trary they held aloof as though they did not care to mix with the rattlers or participate with fervor in the ceremonies
 HON. JOHN L. HIRST-H. R. Pat rick never explained until yesterday why it is that he always refers to c. T. Hirst as Hon. John L. Hirst It came about in this way. About a year ago it will be remembered that John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain played an engagement at the Coli scum theater. MT. Patrick was driv- ing by in his carriage in which were | two or three ladies, one of them a visitor from the east. She had seen 1 a great deal in the papers about the famous pugs and remarked to Mir II Patrick that she had never been to the Coliseum or to prize fight and had no desire to go to the latter but