Arizona republican., 1911-09-20
EXPECTED .THURsDAY-Genera

EXPECTED .THURSDhY-Genc Agent Cater of the Arizona Eastern, is expected home with his family Thursday.
 DANGEROUS.-T. Romero, for car rying d big revolver while drunk, was
 fined $l5 yesterday, and paid it, in the recorders court.
 FLORENCE VISITORS. - Superin- tendcnt Thomas Rynning of the terri
 torial prison is a Phoenix visitor. being accompanied by Frank McCrary, parole clerk of the institution who expects to
 go over several cases in which recon mendations have been made. with the governor and board of control.
 GETS OFFICE POSITION-WiH Taylor of this city has secured the position of office helper at the ter ritorial university at Tucson for the coming year President A. IT. Wilde writes The Republicans that it was Taylor's testimonials from his Phoe- rix employers. together with his in torest in the university, that won him the place.
 DR. RICKETTS.-Dr Ricketts. of Cananea, understood to be in close touch with the Guggenheims, is eX-
 pected at Mesa with a party of friends, Thursday. They have arranged for an auto to take them from there tO Globe. Possibly they will stop at Ray and
 other places on the way and take a
 look at the shelter proposition and
 other things of mining interest.
 GOING TO RooSEVELT-Mr Kec-
 her who has charge of that phase of the reclamation service work which
 has to do with the land office, such for
 instance as the collection of the moneys due the government under the various projects. will accompany En- gineer Howard Reed to Roosevelt to- day He will spend several days in
 looking over the project in all its feat ures.
 CHANGE OF PLACE.-R. H. Car and passenger agent of the Texas X
 Pacific, at Fl Paso. is so still. only he
 has changed his address to the more hospitable climate of Phoenix, Arizona.
 Otherwise there is no change. he as sUred The Republican. yesterday But it all indicates that experienced rail way men believe there is something in
 this region worth working for in the way ob business. NIT. Darlington has his office at g West Adams street
 He is pleasant man and is getting d pleasant welcome.
 WELLS FARGO RATE CASE-The Arizona railway commission yesterday received a copy of the reply brief flied by counsel for Wells Fargo X Co in the case brought against it by the Arizona commission and heard here 2G. Thccommission filed it's brief August 20. Defendants counsel asked for oral arguments on the case and iy has been assigned for hearing before the full commission in Washington on october Is. George J. Stoncmau. counsel for the complainant commis- sion, will represent it on that date and with l.. S DePPass and w. r McNair, his associate on the com mission, he has been busy for scv-i cral days preparing thedata 10 be used
 IMPERIAL VISITORS-Captain AL len Kelly and Engineer C. K. Clark Of Imperial were here yesterday. cn route from an extended stay in Williamson's valley, Yavapai county. as the guests of George A. Carter. Captain Kelly has been a well known newspaper man on the coast for many years. He owned the Imperial Press for a time and sold it last June, since when he has been taking d much needed and well deserved rest. Captain Car ter Is the man who won fame by going into the Wilds in 1889 at the suggestion of w R. Hearst and cap turing huge grizzly. Thc animal vas eventually placed in Golden Gate park, san Francisco, where it died a few months ago after twenty-two years of captivity. IL was huge specimen, weighing 1900 pounds En- Sineer Clark is the man who was in actual charge of the work under Col. Randolph in the stopping of the Col orado river flow in 1907 through tho Imperial valley to the SaltOn sea.
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