Arizona republican., 1911-03-04
GONE TO cALIFoRNIA.-Rev. J. E.

GONE TO cALlFoRNIA.-Rev. J. E Crutchfield and wife have gone to Cali lsfornia in response to the news of the serious illness of Mrs Crutchfield' ! father. The length of her stay is in definite, but it is expected Mir Crutch-
 field will be back in few days. TRACY HOME.-J. F. Tracy. chief
 cleSk in the auditors office. is home
 from tour of some length through southern Arizona in connection with the examination of banks and build ing and loan associations. He reports
 conditions generally as quite prosper ! ous, though little slow in the min ing sections.
 MILITARY SERVIcES-The G. A R. Woman's Relief Corps and two To-
 cal National Guard companies have
 been invited to attend the military
 services by Rev. Robert s. Fisher at
 the First .M. F.. church Sunday eve
 ming. Each of these organizations will
 attend in a body, the guardsmen be-
 ing in uniform.
 POPULAR AILROADER.-One of
 the most popular railroad men who
 makes this district is C. A. Melin, dis
 trict passenger agent of the Nickel
 Plate line, with headquarters in Den
 yer. Mir Melin was in Phoenix yester- day calling on the local railway people
 just to remind them that there is such a road as the Nickel Plate
 REDEWILL coNTEsT.-The result of the Redewil Music Company's catch line contest, which closed on
 Wednesday night, will be announced in The Republican Sunday morning. This announcement is made tO save the wire leading to the Redewill tele- phone from being burned out by the excited questions of the contestants.
 RETURN OF SCoTT.-Superinten- dent C. NJ Scott of the NJ X P division of the Arizona Eastern. returned yes terday from a brief visit to Tucson. He did not go to the old Pueblo to discuss the recent decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission forbidding the proposed increase in freight rates. but merely for his monthly conference with Arizona Eastern people.
 RETURNED FROM MINING TRIP. W. F. Thomas, clerk Of the board of supervisors. and F. <. Lack. returned yesterday morning from trip of the week to the Palomas mine. But they did not return together. MT. Lack, who had caught a bad cold at Agua Caliente. returned by train, and Mir. Thomas made his way back overland. MT. Thomas is half owner of the property and Mir Lack is a prospective pur- chaser of it.
 MRS. INGALLS, HOME.-Mrs. F. :. Ingalls, returned home Saturday from Yuma. being accompanied by her two children of her daughter. the late Mrs T. F. Brice, who will make their home with MT. and Mrs. Ingalls,. The little ones have both made good recovery from the measles with which they were ill at the time of their moth CTS death Mrs. Ingalls,. however. has been quite ill eyer since her return, be- ing tired and worn out with anxiety and care for the little ones.
 GISTRATION.-The registration books for the spring election are now open at the city hall IL was the origi- nal intention to open the books March i, but there was some fear that voters not on the 1909 register might have trouble at the primaries in proving their eligibility to cast ballots, so the coun- cil held a meeting late Thursday after noon and ordered 8 change in the ar Under the law registra- ton must be effected not less than twenty days nor more than sixty days before the election.
 GROWING BIBLE ClASS-The Hill Baraca Bible class of the First Pres by terian church is one of the rapidly growing church organizations of the city. It was formed only a few weeks ago and the increase of its membership has been phenomenal. Walter A. Hill is teacher; Job E. Sellers, president; R. F. Washburn. vice-president; H. r. Bird, secretary; w. J. Banks, treasurer. Regular meetings are to be held each morning at 10 o'clock at w. C. r l.. hall, 22T West Monroe street. It Is specially de sired that all members re rrescnt t"mcc'3w.
 DIVORCE WAS GRANTER.-The junior class of the Phoenix high school 1 gave an entertainment last evening in | Melczer's hall that was well attended | and greatly enjoyed. It consisted large | y of musical numbers, followed by a | mock trial of a divorce case in which |