Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-22

GONE TO RANCH-Jack Gibson will
leave this morning for a trip to his
ranch on New river.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH LADIES'
The ladies Of the Christian church Will
meet in the church parlors this after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock.
PRESCOTT VIslToR-Reese NJ.
Ling. a Prescott attorney is in the
city on court business, arriving on
Sunday nights train.
AT HOME AGAIN-Mrs. Helen S.
Bury has taken a suite of rooms Ill
the Creighton building where she
may be found by her old friends.
GRAIN SAMPLES-Several sacks
Of grain and alfalfa seed samples, all
Of which took prizes at the terri
torial fair. were last night shipped 10
the board of trades branch in. Los
Angeles.
FROM A SUMMERS VlSIT-Mrs. J.
c. Davis returned yesterday morning
from a summer and fall spent with
relatives and friends in various parts
of Ohio, visiting Cincinnati, Dayton and
Columbus.
STUBBS IN TOWN-R. S. Stubbs,
assistant general freight and passenger
agent of the Arizona Eastern, with
headquarters in Tucson, was business
visitor to this city yesterday, leaving
last evening for FL Paso.
NEW UTOMOBlLIST-J. b. Gill
lespie, manager of the Constable Cold
Storage company. has Joined the
ranks of the autoists. A new model
Ford was delivered to him yesterday
by Rudolph & Irwin, the local agents
for that machine.
NIGHT ETTER-Secretary Harry
Welch of the board of trade last
night sent another night letter to
Chicago, to be posted with the Ari-
IONA exhibit at the land show, Civ
ing a brief report Of the weather in
Phoenix during the preceding "a
Hours.
THE CALENDAR CLUB.-The la
dies of the Christian church will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The re-
port of the twelve months of the Cal
endar club will be given and a good
attendance is expected at this meeting
in the church parlors, corner Fifth
avenue and Monroe street
ON THE PHoENlx-Among other
last evening on The Phoe-
nix were S. r. Monk. T. L. Parish,
Mrs. F. E. Bramen and Mrs f. A. Nc
Ling, bound for Los Angeles; Frank
Berkeley. San Francisco: Harold Hol-
brook. Riverside; Eleanor Hurley, San
ia Barbara.
WATER IN RESERVOIR-There
has been no diminution since Saturday
in the amount of water impOunded III
the Roosevelt reservoir. Saturday the
water stood G050 feet above the dam
and yesterday it was the same. The
gates were opened one foot Saturday
and have not been raised any
higher since, therefore they are releas-
ing just as much water as is flowing
into the reservoir from above.
MEXICAN BADLY CUT-Shortly
after . O'Clock this morning two MeXi-
cans, both of whom were evidently in
tOxicated, engaged in an alteration in
the southern part of town. one finally
the other with a knife and in
flicted several severe gashes across the
body and on the arm. The injured man
was taken to the police station and DR..
was called to dress the
wounds. The assailant had not been
at an early hour this morning.
VICTIM OF RUNAWAY-While
driving along Buchanan street yester-
day afternoon. Richard Balsz was
thrown from his buggy when his horse
became unmanageable and ran away.
The buggy was overturned at Center
street and the horse continued along
some distance before he was
Balsz was picked up in
dazed condition suffering with a severe
confusion over the eye and injuries
about the body which may incapacitate
him for several days.
ORMSBY FAMILY GOES-Mr ami
Mrs. L. NJ. Ormsby left last evening for
Los Angeles. which they may make
their permanent home They have lived
in Phoenix several years and their de
parture is sincerely regretted by humid
reds of friends Mr.. Ormsby came II
Arizona as organizer for the Fraternal
Brotherhood and about a year ago
bought out the Arizona Tea & Coffee
Recently he disposed of his
business and decided to go to Cali
fornia, where he may re-enter the en-
ploy of the Brotherhood.
REPUBLICAN FINDS CARNEY-In
an effort to locate William Carney.
whose mother in st. Joseph, Mo, is
anxious to ascertain his whereabouts,
The Republican yesterday published the
fact that Mrs. Carney was in communi-
cation with Chief of Police Moore in
to the matter Yesterday after
noon the president of the International
Electrical Workers union of this city
notified The Republican that Carney
was i'll at 100 South Tenth avenue and
that he had written Carney's mother
- .hot offoot oftar