Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-08-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
NEW EXPRESS seRvIcE-An ex-

NEW EXPRESS SERVlCE-An ex-
| press service was yesterday inaugur-
ated upon the new line OF the Buck
tye railroad by Wells Fargo & Com
pany Express.
BROTHERHOOD DANCE - The
Fraternal brotherhood will hold anoth-
er dance Thursday night in the pavil-
ian at Eastlake park. Dancing will be-
gin at $3.50 and last until IL o'clock.
LAST DAY FOR DISCOUNT This
is the last day on which bills for gas
or electric service of the Pacific Gas
a Electric company may be paid with
the 10 per centd iscount ilause in FORE.
After today the bills will be payable at
their face.
LOOKING FOR WORk-Jose Chav-
is, aged 16 years, who says his home
is in Globe, arrived in Phoenix yester-
day and was soon taken in charge by
the police. He said that he was look
ing for work but he had no money or
place to eat or sleep and he was given
lodgings in the city Jail temporarily.
DEMENTED OR HUNGRY-Resi-
dents of the Pierce and Seventh streets
district yesterday telephoned the police
that a young man was acting strangely
in that section. Officer Troutman went
to the scene and found a young Mexi-
can in an unoccupied house. AS the
officer approached the young man ran
out and across the yard towards an
other house He disappeared under the
house and it took no small amount of
cajoling upon the part of the officer to
get him out. At the police station he
said his name was simply Jose. He
acted queerly, but it was thought it
might be due to hunger rather than
to an abnormal mental condition.
INFORMATION WANTED = The
Associated Charities is very anxious
to learn the names and address of the
parents of Mrs. James III. Nicholson,
who was formerly resident of Arizona
but now lives in Des Moines, Ia. The
Associated Charities now holds a let
ter for them supposed to be of great
Importance but which cannot be deliv-
cred or forwarded on account of hav-
ing no address. The letter is from Il
friends of Mrs. Nicholson who does not
know the name of her parents and
probably does not know the address of
Mrs. Nicholson either Anyone who
can furnish the desired information will
do a favor by addressing a card to the
Associated Charities. at the city hall,
Phoenix
WHERE is JOE PROCTOR Miss
King, matron of the Crittenton Home
has lott fria Tn,
the east who writes that her brother
Joe Proctor disappeared in Phoenix
some time ago, or at least she was
last heard from in Phoenix and for
sometime the sister has been unable to
establish communication with him, Miss
King says that she family recalls read
ing in some of the Phoenix papers dur
ing recent months, of some incident
in which a Joe Proctor figured, but
whether it was death, accident or
what, she does not remember. She
would be pleased to have anyone who
knows of Proctor's whereabouts inform
her, at the Crittenton home, be letter
or telephone or any convenient method
TOURIST RATE PuBLICiTY-Sec-
rotary Harry WEIGH of the board of
trade has had printed a quantity of
mailing slips about three inches wide
and four inches long, setting forth the
tourist rates to Phoenix from various
eastern point and aking people to write
the board of trade for information.
These slipe are supplied in pack
ages of 100 each to the real estate deal
ers and will be furnished to merchants
or others on application, without any
charge. Phoenix people who write bust
ness or friendly letters to the east are
requested to make a practice of putting
one of these slips in each letter sent. In