Arizona republican., 1911-06-27

morrow for coast resorts and San Diego visiting the Grand Canyon for !. few days. en route.
 HEARING SET FOR TODAY-John E. smith charged with stealing d chest of carpenters tools from Eu- gene Ortman, was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday and his lNamination was set for o'clock to- day.
 HERE TO lIVE-Mr. and Mrs. James Roe who have lived for long time on q big cattle ranch near Hill side. have sold 1t and will move to Phoenix 10 make their home. Mrs. Roe is DOW here and will be joined in q day or two by her husband who s coming overland.
 A FINE ARTlClE-MentiOn was made sometime ago of q fine article written by Secretary Harry Welch of the board of trade. on the electrical features of the Salt river project. for publication in the Journal of Elec- tricity and Gas. The article has been printed and reached Phoenix yestcr day. It is only one of many Mir. Welch has written in recent months the valley has received great deal of publicity.
 TO VISIT OLD HOME-George Stewart and family will leave soon via the Grand Canyon for ivy" months visit in Sabetha. Kansas, with Mir Stewards relatives and friends. IL will be his first visit to the old home in eighteen years and he will improve every opportunity to tell the people he meets what a fine country he now lives in.
 LEAVES ON SAD MISSIONARIES Ed Thoma of this city was suddenly lied east last Saturday by word ac- quainting her with her fathers low state of health. At the time she left, Mrs. Thoma was anxious for fear she might reach Philadelphia. the place of residence Of her family, too late to see her father alive. She hoped. how ever. by losing no time on the trans continental trip. to be there bef"r" the end.
 AN OFFICIAL MOUNTAIN TRIP J. E. Girand. territorial engineer. returned from Prescott yesterday morning, F. 4. Craig. citizen member of the board of control returning Sat urdav night. They spert last week in the mountains between Prescott and Flagstaff driving over the line Of the proposed territorial road between the two places. It took them three days to go through the hill country. stopping occasionally to make obser- vations. and though a strenuous out ing it was pleasant one.
 NINE DOCTORS SPECIALS where he spent last Sunday. general agent GoldswOrthy Of the santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix, saw nine spc- cial trains go through over the main line. all enroute for Los Angeles. and all filled with doctors who had come from the eastern part of the country to attend the medical convention. Each special consisted of baggage car. dining car, nine Pullmans and an observation car. which bore wit ness that the convention will be well attended. and that the santa 'c is doing it's share in furnishing trans portation facilities
 PHOENIX SCHOOL soNDS-Thc board of supervisors yesterday received from the Union Savings Bank and Trust company bank bonds to the amount of S7o,O0O issued for school district No. l and purchased by the Cincinnati concern. The bank desired the ret&n of the bonds properly sign ed, as early as possible. The work was begun at once. that is after Chairman Hoghe of the board had finished t calculation of the amount of work that would have to he perform ed by him and the other officials whose signatures are required. They are sev- enty of the bonds and SD many coupons attached to each that each bond re- quired twenty one signatures. That made l,47O signatures altogether. The chairman having arrived at these fig ures and having verified his calcula- tions. he rolled up his sleeves and went to work The bonds will be sent back today.
 EIKS RECEIVE ANOTHER iN-
 ViTATiON-Martin r. Van Horn of Los Angeles, district passenger agent of the Pennsylvania lines, ar
 rived in Phoenix yesterday to take mp
 the matter or the ElkS stopping off
 in Indianapolis at the request of the
 lodge in that city. Word had been
 received by Mir. Van Horn from the
 district passenger agent of the Penn
 sylvania line in Indianapolis that the
 herd would be glad to entertain the