Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
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A SUIT FOR pAMAGES-A suit was filed in district court yesterday by Jennie Nolan, a well known nurse. against R. B. Berryhill. the action growing out of bicycle accident on March IS. In turning to get out of the way of Mir Berryhilrs automo- mile the plaintiff was thrown from her wheel and sustained injuries on account of which she asks q judgment for s5.- 900.
 IT WAS ANOTHER LUcY-The other day couple of Indian girls were under suspicion in connection with the burglary of the residence of Redmond Hoohey on Thursday. It was stated that one of them. Lucy. had a bad rec ord. It was learned yesterday that there had been q confusion of identi- ty and that the Lucy under surveil lance was not the Lucy who had been discharged from several positions for theft
 NEW TRUST COMPANY QUAR- TERS-The new quarters rented by the Phoenix Title and Trust company of the board of trade. in the Hubbard block, are being fixed up for the new tenant, a force of men having begun work yesterday. The apartment to be cut off the board room will be lSx65 feet and the street number will be No. Is North First avenue. The room will be equipped with two-story vault. one story being on the basement floor
 TRIP TO RoOSEVELT-W. D. Ire maine. local agent for the Pope Hart ford automobile, will leave early this morning for Roosevelt in his demon strating car. taking along John Casey. Jake Miller. F. NJ. Avis and William Hammer. The personnel of the party insures a pleasant trip whatever hap pens to it or to the machine. MT. Ire maine is going over the road for the first time. so it is for him sort of scouting trip. He is preparing to open an agency for the Pope Hartford in the new building now being erected by w. H. Nall. adjoining the Central garage on West Washington street
 A WISE HOMsRE-If all the census enumerators were as thoughtful and designing as the one who is working West Adams street. Phoenix would surely make a fine showing. He has q prearranged understanding with the stork and carries with him d carbon copy of the stork's dates from now un- til May l. This enables him to get d correct line on ihe population of his district. right up to the minute. On the elst he appeared at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Tredwell. Sl7 West Adams. about three minutes behind the stork. IL was a fine young lady and everybody is happy. including the cen sus enumerator
 WOMAN'S CLUB PiCNic-The last meeting for this year of the household economies department of the Woman's club. of which Mrs. W. W. McNeff is chairman, will be in the nature of q picnic. Monday. April 9. The picnic will be at the country home of Mrs. W. A. Wilson. two and q half miles east and a half rii!e north of the Indian school. Every member of the Wom- ans club is invited and the carriages and autos are expected to leave the city about 10 o'clock. though there is no designated starting point. A chick z. it will be good one if there is any truth in the saving that the future may be judged by the past.
 DEATH OF CAPTAIN RiTcHEY-
 Captain Fl. P. Ritchey died April 22 at 10 o'clock p. m. of heart disease. at the old Linville house. H. P. Ritchey was born at Warsaw. Kentucky. June 90, 1S43. He enlisted in the union army in 1861. and served until the end Of the war. being discharged in July. 1865. His end came suddenly. although he was aware for several weeks of the final roll call. The funeral services will be held at Moore & McLellan's today at 3 o'clock D. m., being conduct ed by Elder Thurston of the Seventh Day Adventist church. The body will later be taken to Illinois for interment. He is survived by his wife and several children.
 WILL CLOSE APRIL BOA. w. Ed wards arrived here from Castle Hot Springs yesterday and will leave for his home in Prescott this morning. He says the resort will be closed for the season on April 90. It has been the best season the hotel ever enjoyed. and particularly is this true of the latter part of the season. Everything in the way of verdure. both native and cul- tivated. is in bloom, and the weather has been ideal. Many guests who in- tended leaving earlier heightened their stay for the sole reason that the weather was so fine they could not bear to tear themselves away. There is larger guest list therefore than in any other year at this season, some twenty-five or thirty being there now.