Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
TO THE BEAcH-Miss Rita Gi

TO THE BEACH.-Miss Rita Gill; ,
land went to Los Angeles last even |
ing 20 spend the summer with friends
at the beaches.
LOST o. Carlisle is looking for
a little black mare with three white
feet and barbed- cut scar on
the left front foot If he hadn't lost
her he could have sold her
CONSULATE MOVED-Senor Ri
cardo S Bravo, the Mexican consul in
Phoenix, has moved his residence to
sos North Eighth street and the con
sular office to room s in the postof-
flee building. Both were formerly In
the residence property at the corner of
Fifth street and East Washington.
A SUMMER "WlDOWER."-Jam
\. Forbes of the Phoenix fire depart
ment, No. l. is a summer "widOwer"
Mrs. Forbes, the genuine Arizona girl
who keeps that Michgandcr COM
pany for life, and the Daby, having
gone to relatives in Los Angeles for
the summer time.
I. o. o. r. INSTALLATIONS
Phoenix lodge No |. O. Q. f installed
new officers Wednesday night. Last
night number of the Phoenix mem
bers were joined by i delegation from
Mesa City and special car was Sc
cured ON the Glendale electric line for
a trip to the sugar city where the
new officers of Glendale lodge were in
stalled
THEY WERE FlNE.-The Repub-
lican force yesterday gorgcd itself
on a basketful Of as fine Thompson's
seedless grapes as "A human being
ever slipped between his lips. The
grapes were grown on the ranch of
A L. Krebs, who lives a mile and a
half east Of the Indian school, and
were intuitively brought to this Of
flee as a place they would be most
welcomed and appreciated.
GONE EAST.-Among those who
left on the California Limited of the
Santa Fc line last evening for points
in the east were w. J. Murphy of the
Phoenix Bank q Trust company, for
Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago;
w. 3. TWitchcll the mining cngi
neer. who expects to go as far east
as Philadelphia and New York city,
and Mrs. l.. Kalsman. wife of Z.
Kalsman, the ladies' tailor. for Chi
cago and other eastern points.
SOME TERMELON- w. a
Wilson yesterday sent to Engineer
Howard Reed OF the reclamation ser
vice ole OF her prize watcrmelons that
he has been looking at hungrily from
the road side for the last month. Mr..
Reed treated all the employees OF the
offices of the relcama ton service and
Water Users association. to the limit
Of their capacity and kept the re-
mainder of the melon for his luncheon
today
MILL CONSTRUCTIONS is learned
that Wager Brothers, owners Of the Tip
Top mine for many years, have Sc
cured the machinery for a rev ten
stamp mill which they are now erect
ing. The discovery of tungsten ores in
large quantity was what moved them
10 the undertaking. which il is said
promises great success II is said that
tungsten ores were mined there in |
great quantity in the early days, and |
thrown over the dump, their value not |
being recognized.
REQUlSITION FROM UTAH-Sev- |
cral days ago Sheriff Hayden arrested |
James l.. Olsen on Geographic advces |
from Utah, saying he was wanted for |
deserving his wife and children. He /
was released on bond Yesterday Shcr- |
iff Z. T.. Harrington Of Ogden arrived |
with rcquisition issued by the gov |
ernOr Of Utah. The rcquiSition has not /
been acted upon for the reason that the |
governor is in Flagstaff attending the |
meeting of the Wool Growers associa- |
ton. Olsen denies the charge against |
him and will fight cxtradition. Olsen
is the Arizona and New Mexico man
aSer for the California Film Exchange.
OlED-A. Mccain, who applicd
Wednesday to the police to be sent to
the county hospital on account Of
sickness. died there Wednesday even
ing, soon after reaching there. He
was about forty-five years of age. a
large stout-appearing man. tenn
porarily suffering from some trouble
seemingly of his stomach and vomit-
ing. When he applied to the police
office for assistance he was too sick
to be questioned much, but on the
way to the hospital ho said that he
had lived i'm New Mexico but had !
Just come from jerome. though he
had no friends there. He was not a
consumptive
HARD TO GET A FOOTING
The man who starts another saloon
along Washington street anywhere
near the business section will have
to chloroform the inhabitants first.
Several attempts to secure licenses
for new saloons have failed Of late
The latest applicants are Bland q
Stevenson Of Mesa for a saloon at
23S East Washington. But the ap-
plication had hardly been filed be-
fore protest came in signed by
thirteen property owners within the