Arizona republican., 1910-06-22

l board of trade acknowledging receipt of the manuscripts and pictures sent | for the August edition of that journal, declaring them fine and noting her | appreciation.
 BIKE TRlP-Linn Thomas, book | keeper at the Valley bank, and E.. w. Reed. paying teller. are spending their l vacations on a wild bicycle trip to | Flagstaff. They were in Prescott yes terday and 'phoned down that they would be back in a day or so. They | left a week ago Friday and pedalled up to Roosevelt first and then to Flag staff.
 CONSTRUCTING STREETS-Tom Pivey forfeited s bail in police court yesterday on a charge of obstructing the city streets Victor Fox forfeited the same amount for leaving his horse united. Pivey is a vender of produce. With every arrest of this sort the need of a public market in Phoenix becomes more apparent. A street vender can hardly keep from violating the ordin- ance, but the problem would be solved at once by the establishment of a city market.
 A SUMMERS vlSlT-Davis H. Shultz of the NJ. & P. shops, accom- panied by Mrs. Shutz and their daugh- l ters, Nettie and Edna, left last night for a visit to the coast. They will re- main away until September l. MT. Shultz and family will first visit Los Angeles, and after that they will spend a short time with friends in Fresno, San ! Francisco and places north of that. They will then go to Portland and Seattle, where they will spend the rest of their vacation.
 THE SECOND WILL PREVAILS Judge Phillips yesterday rendered decision in the WentZler will contest in which he held the second will executed by Mrs. Lillian May WentZler to be valid and rejecting the third and last will ] on the ground that at the time of it's execution Mrs. Wentzler was incapable of making a will. This will leaves all of the estate of Mrs. Wentzler to her Swear old daughter. The third divid- ed the estate between her daughter and her second husband, Willis West, the | actor. It is understood that the mat l ter will be appealed to the district | court
 FREIGHT SCHEDUlE-A reduc- | tion of A hours will be made in the length of time required to ship freight | from Los Angeles to Phoenix due to the new service of the Santa Fe over the A. and C. shipment sent from
 
 reach Phoenix Wednesday night and be delivered Thursday morning. From | San Francisco freight will reach Phoenix in 72 hours. The running time l for passenger trains will be cut just | about in half. An evening train will leave Phoenix at 6 D. m. and reach ' Los Angeles at 10 a. m. the following | morning. The first run of this train 1 will be made July l.
 BEAT THEM AGAIN-The feud be- tween A w. Galpin, W. B. Twichell | and T Edens, representing the Phoenix | Gun club and J. L. Irwin, C. R. Price ] and II. P. DeMund, three rank out l siders. seems to widen in proportion | to the efforts of the gentlemen to get i together. A few days ago the two ! parties went to the hunting fields l soueh of Tempe, each determined to beat the other in the shooting of white wings. The outsiders won. Yesterday | afternoon they tried it again going i about eight miles south of Tempe | each of the six shooters loaded with l 100 shells When the ammunition was ! gone the best the club members could count was 14S birds while the other | party counted up IFS birds.
 HUDsoNs CLOSE cALL-It was by a scratch that Lawrence Hudson, a | young man of the Buckeye country, es- | capped death the other night at the | hands of G. C. Moore. Hudson was | stabbed in the side with long point 1 ed knife aimed at his heart, but the knife after passing between the ribs was turned to one side. Moore was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Adams ant was arraigned before Justice Johnstont | yesterday. He will have a prelimin- ary examination oh Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Moore tried to intrud' himself upon a party of young folks
 who did not desire his company ant when he was remonstrated with th'
 trouble and the stabbing ensued. ARlZONIANS AT HOTEL HOLLY
 WOOD-Mr. and Mrs. James B. Giles
 pie, baby daughter and maid are pleas
 antly located at the Hotel Hollywood
 for the summer months. They wer'
 formerly residents of Bisbee, but MT
 Gillespie left last week for Phoenix
 where they will make their home in tn