Arizona republican., 1910-10-12

GOES TO LOS Charles l A. Diehl was a passenger last even- ing on the Phoenix" bound for Los Angeles, where he expects to remain | several weeks.
 HERE FROM SCRANTON-A. Dale 1 Smith, representing the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, | rived here yesterday upon his regular ] trip of inspection of the field agents. GONE TO CINCINNATI-AIice
 Quill and Julia Quill left yesterday
 evening on the Golden State Limited
 of the Southern Pacific for Cincin-
 nati. where they will spend several
 weeks, the guests of friends.
 GOES TO WASHINGTON Thomas
 Armstrong, Jr, left last evening over
 the Washington Sunset route for
 Washington, D. C., where he has sev
 eral cases to be heard by the United
 States supreme court. Before return
 ing he will journey to New York and
 other eastern points.
 PHOENIX CLUB TO MEET-The
 Phoenix Young Mems club will hold
 meeting on Thursday evening in Lam
 sons hall. The committee having the
 meeting in charge hopes that there
 may be a full attendance and that all
 who contemplate attending will notify the secretary of such intention.
 VISITING c. F. MOWBRAY-J. B. Sanders of Washington, D. C., arrived in this city yesterday upon visit with with his brother Jaw, c. r. Now bray, travelling passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters in this city. MT. Sanders expects to re- main here during the coming winter.
 TO VISIT OLD HOMIE. w. French left last evening on the South ern Pacific for New Orleans From there he will go via the Southern Pa cific boat lines to New York and Bos- ton. MT. French says it is twenty seven years since he has been back to the old home. and he expects to spend several weeks in that section, renewing former acquaintances.
 GOES BACK TO EMPoRIA-W. J. Musch, who came overland in an Overland with J. j. Evans and party. coming from Hartford, kas.. left last evening over the Santa Fe for his home. Before leaving he stated that he was so we'll pleased with what he had seen in the Salt River valley that he would require but little more per suasion to cause him to bring his family here and make Arizona his future home.
 dore Phillips, superintendent of the London Mountain mine, at Christ mas. is now in the city and will leave tonight for New York, Washington and other eastern points. He will be accompanied east by his son who will enter the Staunton military academy at Staunton, Virginia. Mir. Phillips expects to return in about two weeks but business matters may keep him in the east a month or more
 LOSES HER HANDBAG - Miss Moore, who is an actress appearing at the Coliseum, reported to the police yesterday that while she was at the Southern Pacific depot yesterday somebody had stolen her handbad containing a gold locket and a sum of money. She was unable to state in just what manner the handbag but she was of the opinion that it had been taken from her arm as she was standing upon the plat form.
 ADVERTISING FOR BlDS-The board of supervisors is advertising for bids to be opened October 24, for the of that part of the coun- ty road between Morristown and Wick that lies in Maricopa county, in accordance with survey already made. Both Wickenburg and Morris town are in this county but the former is very close to the Yavapai line and in going from one to the other the county engineer found a better line | for the road by making a little detour over the county boundary.
 ENCOURAGING NEWS.-W. K | James has received very pleasing ad- | 'ices concerning the condition of his | On, Heighton, who is i'll in Los An | ,eles and is attended by his mother. | The news is that he had been sick | or week before MT. James was ad- -ised, and passed the crisis of the : Illness, which is pneumonia, last sunday. Everything points to his arly recovery. Accompanying the neumonia were symptoms of typhoid lso but they seem to have disap cared, so unless there is some unex- ected change he will probably be out gain soon.
 FACING DIRE POVERTY-If isn't done in the interest f the local justices of the peace hey will soon be facing dire pov- rty. At a late hour yesterday it vas announced that not a warrant lad been issued, a coroner's jury inn aneled, an examination heard, or omplaint made. Not a farthing had Ome in from official or private ources and life was an echOing void he birds of the air have nests and he foxes shave holes, but a justice 1 f the peace in a jaw abiding town 1 : Ike Phoenix, hath not where to each for a two-bit piece. i
 RESULTS SHOWN-Already the os Angeles bureau of the Phoenix