Arizona republican., 1911-08-22
VAN DER vEERs RETURN-Mr


 HILDRETH HoME-Fen S. Hill dreth returned yesterday from a visit of ten days with his family at the coast. He came back to see that statehood received a proper reception
 HIS VACATION ON THE COAST. F. A. Tritle, clerk of the supreme court yesterday left for Los Angeles on his vacation. He will spend sev- eral weeks there and at the near by beach towns.
 WILL VISIT GRAND CANYoN.- Mr.and Mrs. Shirley Christy left last night for Los Angeles. After spending a few weeks on the coast they will re turn to Phoenix by way of the Grand Canyon.
 VISITED IN PREScoTT.-W A GoldswOrthy, general agent of the San ta Fe, spent last Sunday in Prescott. Mrs. Goldsworthy is at present visiting her father and mother in the state of Ontario, Canada
 DR. REDEWELL ON COAST.-Dr and Mrs. Francis H. Redewell left for Los Angeles last Sunday evening. Mrs. Redewell will spend a month or more on the coast visiting friends. while the doctor expects to return to Phoenix in time to resume his practice on Monday August 2S.
 PICTURE IN LESLIE'S-Lcslie's Weekly of Auust 10 carries a picture of the Salt River bridge in Phoenix. furnished by Secretary Welch of the board of trade. There is d short de scription accompanying giving the dimensions of the structure and re- ferring to it as the longest concrete bridge in the world
 BOUGHT GLENDALE HOTEL General R Allyn Lewis yesterday ccnsummated the purchase of the Glcnwood hotel at Glendale which he believes IS about to experience period of unprecedented prosperity. MT. Lewis will celebrate his entry into the ownership of the new prop erty next Sunday, by giving d dinner to a number of invited guests from Phoenix
 FOR SHORT VACATION-Ms Shirley Christy, director of the Arizo- ma School of Music. left last night for two weeks stay in northern AriZo- ma. before taking up her school du- ties Sept 15. Mrs Christy states that she expects to accomplish more in every department than heretofore that her faculty of teachers is stron- ger than ever. and that the present month she has been quite busy an swering letters of inquiry and placing pupils from out of town.
 BEST ON THE TRIP - Some months ago C. c. Percival passed Detroit touring car, representing the manufacturers of that well known machine. X post card on the bacl, of which is a picture of MT. Percival in his car, has been received from him at the board of trade. dated in san Francisco. The accompanying message says, Regards to all Phoe- nix, the best town on my trip
 ARIZONA FEATURED-The West ern Railway News, a weekly maga- zine published in Los Angeles. in its issue of August has for it's lead ing article a story on Arizona, pre- pared by Harry Welch. secretary of the Phoenix board of trade. It ap- pears under the simple caption "Ari- zcna" and Is illustrated with pictures of the Roosevelt dam, the Granite saf Glendale The article covers three pages and concludes with the August bulletin of the board of trade.
 LEON JACOBS REslGNs.-Leon Ja cobs. for five years assistant clerk of the board of supervisors yesterday ten dered his resignation to the board. He had had this in mind for sometime as he had entered into an arrangement to associate himself with F.. F. Forstall, the fiscal agent of the Arizona Fire In surance company The resignation was accepted and the board thereupon appointed Clarence l.. Standagc to the vacancy. NIT. Standagc for some years has occupied a position in the offie Of the county recorder
 HE WANTS HIS OWN.-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by I. K Geiger against the Con soIidated International Mines com panv, Adolph H. Generth and H. M. Sibley for the recovery of $2.5S3.5O and for an injunction against the de fendants from disposing of any Of the property of the company until thls claim is paid. The company. though it's headquarters are in Oklahoma IS an Arizona corporation though as far as the plaintiff knows it has no prop erty in the territory. The claim oi the plaintiff is based on the value of 125.OO shares of stock, on his un- paid services as manager of one or the offices of the company: for money advanced and for his commission on two sales of stock.
 AN EXPLANATION-Mrs. Robin son. formerly assistant superintendent of the Associated Charities, has re- ceived numerous inquiries connecting her with Miss Gilchrist's visit to San Diego. Mrs. Robinson wishes 1t stat ed that the reference in the Republi- can of the 14th instant to a law sult