Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

ent the washout is at Seligman. Where it will be next only the weather bureau knows. Fourteen overland trains went through Iron Springs on Friday night. The washout is now in the vicinity of ] Blackberry, and the Santa Fe road has replaced twice twelve hundred feet of Washout track They hope that they won't have to put it in again. but those of us who remember the year when the Gila river bridge washed out nine times, are skeptical, or at least we l should not be surprised if the main ! line or any other line washed out again. Water can do mighty things in Ari- Zona and sometimes it devotes it's sur plus energy to something besides irri- gating alfalfa fields.
 Iron Springs wonders what has be- come of the J. w. Doris. Their freight has come but they haven't.
 MT and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen ar rived in Iron Springs on Saturday.
 Miss Kate Christy returned from a visit in Prescott on Saturday. The last thing that Mrs. O. H. Christy said to Miss Christy was not to forget to get something for the dogs, and she didn't
 J. Lewis Scott went to Prescott on Saturday.
 Mrs. Taggart is reported out of dan ger.
 Dan McDermOtt, councilman for the Third ward, came in on the midnight train Friday and went with his fami l,~t
 Mrs. II H. McNeil returned from Phoenix on the delayed train on Sun day.
 Mrs. Eugene Redewill and daughter Elizabeth, alias Limmie, arrived on Saturday and are the guests of Mrs. B. A. Fickas.
 Freekles and Carlo had a fight. Freckles implanted a firm grip on Car lo and for a while it was feared that Carlos scene of activities would short ly be transferred from Iron Springs to the Dog Star. Various time -honored methods of removing bull dogs were tried, but were of no avail. At length some members of the younger social set grasped Freckles' tail and pulled. It seemed for a few minutes that Freckles preferred a complete separa- ton from his tail to the release of Carlo, but at length he decided to re- main with his caudal appendage and Carlos life was saved.
 Miss Cafe, the stenographer of Greene & Griffin. and her mother and Jack Griffin came up on Sunday. Miss Cafe and Jack will occupy the Griffin cottage until the return of NIT.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Emory Rays. MT. Har- bert Rays and Miss Lucille Rays re- turned from a two days visit to the Grand Canyon, where they had de lightful time.
 Dr. Martin came up on the Satur- day night train and went back on the Sunday night train.
 The Martin family. Miss Laura Dokbs and little Edith Burtis ate their Sunday night supper oh the rocks back of the camp.
 Ralph Murphy left for Phoenix on Monday.
 Mrs. D. II. Burtis and her children, Walker. Douglas and Edith. went to Prescott on a shopping tour Tuesday.
 Mrs Ancil Martin and Walter and Donald Martin left for Phoenix Tues day, where they joined pr. Martin and departed for Chicago. pr. Martin ex- poets to catch a few trout in Michigan streams before returning to his prac- tice in Phoenix.
 One of the Iron Springs colony re- ceived a letter from Mrs. l.. F. Hew- ins. MT. and Mrs. Hewins are at pres ent in Honolulu having a delightful time. Mrs. Hewins reports the climate pleasant and the surf boat riding de- light.
 Bobby Baker is visiting his sister Mrs. c. l. Stacey.
 Mrs. w. K. James went to Prescott on Saturday.
 The Republican correspondent went to Prescott on Saturday. The Prescott people are strong on their summer climate and are full of pity for poor suffering Phoenix but it seemed to the that there were not nearly so many people on the streets of Prescott as there are on the streets of Phoenix even if it is hot in the lat ter place.
 The Burtis children are doing good work in their end of camp by remov-