Arizona republican., 1910-08-16

| Bridenbaugh left last evening over the
 Southern Pacific for Santa Barbara
 and other coast points.
 LEFT LAST EVENlNG-N. P. Me Callum left last evening on the '.Phoe-
 nix for Los Angeles. He will take in
 the beaches before his return. GONE TO COAST-Henry George, l the well known liveryman, left last | evening via "The Phoenix" en route for the coast. He win visit at the
 beaches for several weeks before re- | turning.
 VIA CANYON TO cHlcAGo-Nel- son D, Brsyton left last evening over the Santa Fe for Chicago on a trip combining business and pleasure. En route MT. BraytOn will visit the Grand l Canyon.
 REAL ESTATE MAN GONE-Wil- ! liam M. Fickas, the real estate man, left I last evening over the Golden State Limited for New York and other east ! ern cities The trip will cover a period | of several weeks.
 i OFF FOR THE cOAST-John c. Wright and H. A. Green were passen- gers last evening over the Southern | Pacific for Los Angeles and the beaches. Each will be absent from l Phoenix for several weeks.
 DIAMOND STUD FoUND-A cus- toner at Goldberg's on Saturday even ing left a handsome diamond stud upon showcase in that place of business. The gem was taken to the police sta ton where the owner can recover the same by identifying property.
 GOT SOME WHITE WINGS George Hirchman of the Southern Pa cific offices returned yesterday from a trip to Hanson, where he went with a party to shoot white wings. All the hunters bagged good supplies of the birds and report a good time.
 w. A. DRAKE HERE-Vice Presi- dent & General Manager w. A Drake of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix railway was a business visitor to Phoe- nix yesterday. He left last evening in his private car attached to the northbound train for Prescott.
 GONE TO MILWAUKEE-C. P. Harris was among the passengers leaving Phoenix last evening upon the California Limited. He is bound for Milwaukee and other points in that vicinity and expects to be absent about two months.
 BACK TO THEIR BOOKS The ctndaptc of tho hiurb cchooI will curtal their vacations shortly after the middle of next month and return to logarythms, sines and cosines and gerunds and gerundives. School opens Monday, Sept. 19.
 RAILWAY coMMISsIoN-w. P. McNair, chairman of the territorial railway commission, arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Douglas. A session of the commission was held. Mir. McNair and MT. DePass being present and MT. Stoneman absent.
 HALMS TO THE cOAST-Vice President George M. Hahn of the Val ley bank, accompanied by his son Ar thur. left last evening upon "The Phoe- nix for Los Angeles and other coast points. MT. Hahn will return alone, as his son expects soon to enter the University of Southern California.
 A VACATION -. City Attorney Frank Thomas left last night for Vancouver, where he will visit his aged mother. MT. Thomas found it necessary to go to the coast on business trip and decided that it fn see once again his mother who is now S2 years of age. He will be back at his busy desk in the city hall about Sept. l.
 GIVES MULLiGAN DINNER Frank Woods, the fancy horseshoer, gave "Mulligan" dinner to a party of twenty six of his friends at his home in South First avenue on Sunday after noon Tables were spread in the spa cious dining rooms and a general good time was had by all The police took hand when the festivities were at their height, but were bought off" with a well cooked and well seasoned dish of "Mulligan."
 SWITCHMAN IS HURT-A switch man employed upon the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix in the local yards, met serious accident yesterday after noon, in consequence of which he will be laid up at his home for sometime. The man was riding on the roof of a box car and in passing over the Cen tral avenue crossing was caught by an overhead wire, causing him to be thrown upon the next car. He received internal injuries which will necessi- tate his laying off work for many days
 POSTOFFlcE EXAMINATION - The United States civil service com mission announces that the regular ex-