Arizona republican., 1910-09-06
GONE TO SAN pIEGo-Miss Eff,

geles and San Diego.
 BACK FROM THE CoAST.- Councilman Charles A Stauffer re.
 turned yesterday morning from z
 three weeks sojOurn at the beaches He won't talk much about the triI
 but says he is glad to be back.
 GOING BACK HOME-Miss Nanc, 1 Jones. who for more than a year wa. | employed as clerk in BcrryhiIPs | book store, will leave tomorrow for hel
 former home in Lexington. Ky. Hel ! many friends in Phoenix will regret
 to learn of her departure.
 HOME FROM EAST.-Miss L. F.
 Lindsey has returned from an exten-
 sive summer trip through the east.
 She visited Lockport, New York City and several other points in the Elm
 pire State, as we'll as in other sections
 of the east.
 cLEARY PASSED THRoUGH.-
 Having made speeches in Prescott.
 Jerome and Humboldt in behalf of
 the Yavapai democratic candidates for
 seats in the constitutional convention,
 William B. Cleary, formerly of Phoe-
 nix, but now of Bisbee, passed
 through yesterday on his way back
 to Cochise county. He arrived in the city yesterday morning. took in the Labor Day picnic and went out on the evening train for the south.
 TRAVELLING ALESMAN.-Weldon Irwin, the young son of John L. Irwin, is now full fledged commercial trav- eler. For several months he has been employed at Ray, but has now re- turned to Phoenix and in a few days will go on the road for J. r. Barker tS Co, the commission house. Duck. as he is commonly known. is a young man of rare ability, who can sell anything from a marble to a battle ship without half trying. He will cover the entire territory for Barker & Co.
 NOT FROM THE VERDE-It has been generally supposed in Phoenix and throughout the valley that the recent muddy water in Salt river. came from the Verde This is not the case. according to l.. R. Menard, a stockman whose range is on the Verde, about twenty miles above Camp Creek. Mir. Menard is now in the city on business and he says when he left his home there was not enough water in the Verde to reach 1 his horses fetlocks. In fact the stream was so near dry that an un- usually warm day might almost dry | it up entirely The feed on MT. Men l lrd's range is just starting to grow, | he says.
 MULLER SIGNED UP.-BiI AIvord | received a telegram from l Charles K. Pishon, who went to Pres ,ott to look for a catcher for the Jewels, saying that he had signed up | Muller Pishon also telegraphed that | Muller Hooked good" to him. Local | ans have had the opportunity to see Muller work behind the bat and they lnow that he is some backstop He Eill be in Phoenix about Wednesday, i Alvord says that the Jewels are giving ,ntire satisfaction. About the middle If the week he will be ready to an lOunce his lineup. The boys will be | ut for practice at o'clock this aft ,rnoon and it is not yet too late for Ispiring diamond artists to let them 'elves be heard from. Everyone is given a tryout.
 GOOD WORDS.-F. E. Williams of Nebraska, is one of the esidents of the middle west who has lis eyes on Arizona and wants to ,now more about the budding state. Ja ha nf Tho Drth ! he Santa Fe publication that las pub ished so much in behalf of this valley md will now be a reader of The Re ublican. He writes The Republican IS follows: T have come into pos ession of copy of publication alled The Earth, published at Chicago ,y the Santa Fe Railroad company, in which is given complete write-up of he Salt river valley; in fact the en- ire edition is devoted to that sec ion of the southwest, and among oth- r articles contributed to this issue here are several which are credited to 'he Arizona Republican. in all of which I have found a deep interest. I hould like very much to subscribe for our paper and will ask you to kindly | lace my name on your list and send ne a bill"
 AMERICAN BANKERS.-The an- ual convention of the American 'ankers' association will be held this ear in Los Angeles. October to ', nd the Los Angeles bankers are laking extensive preparations for the ccasion. Among other publicity measures the Los Angeles Clearing Iouse and affiliated banks has issued
 souvenir booklet presenting the City Illustrated" It has
 handsomely embossed cover in pink, reen and gold and a few pages in he front of the booklet devoted to acts and figures flat will interest he visitors, both as tD the magnitude f the banking interests of Southern alifornia and the things tney will be lost attracted by in thcl- touring and hould not fail to see. The remain lg twenty five pages of the booklet re devoted to handsomely cOlored jews of scenes in Los Angeles and i. outhern California, ranging from the : rangeg roves with white capped