Arizona republican., 1915-06-24
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

T. NJ. Ernhart of san Diego will be in Kirkland for the next few days looking after his business interests. Mrs. A. K. Stafford of 5O3 East Willetta St. left last evening for the Pacific coast. later going to Chicago before returning to Phoenix in the fall.
 c. H Davidson of 24 South 18th Avenue. leaves for Fairfield. Illinois. where he will spend part of the sum m r.
 Min B. Christopher of Buckeye, Arizona. left last evening for the middle west, locating at Bucklin. Kansas, for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs John D. Parks are leaving for the western coast, by the way of Denver and Portland. re- turning after the hot weather is over.
 Leo Ellsworth of Mesa is now To- cated at Lakeside. Arizona where he will stay for the summer.
 H. c Lockett is now located at Flagstaff, where he will do his sum mering.
 Evan Wilson of near Laveen, is spending these hot days at Prescott.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE. William Nelson Cavileer and Ruth l.. Wyatt were granted a marriage licenSe yes terday by the clerk of the superior court.
 NEW INDIAN DEALER.-A new Indian agent, weight 10 pounds, ar rived Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Gardner of Palm avenue Both mother and son are doing we'll
 BATTLESHIP ARIZONA. - The launching of the battleship Arizona will take place on the Y W. c. A. grounds at the Karnival tonight. There will be a complete reproduction of this noted event Among the not ables who are stopping at the Y. W. are Bryan. Daniels. Marshall. Miss Ro9s and her attendants.
 HUGH MARSHALL BACK Hugh D. Marshall. cashier of the Phoenix National bank. has returned from an extended trip into the Eastern states. While absent ne attended q class re- union at Princeton Nr. Mar Tall reports business conditions improv- ing in the East and is more than optimistic at the general outlook.
 RECOVER TWO GRIPS-The police yesterday picked up two dress suit cases containing clothing. letters and other articles. One evidently be- | I.l,, l. other to Miguel Duarte. They seem to have been stolen and hidden by the thief The owners may recover their property by calling at the po- lice station.
 GOT SIXTY DAYS-"Bin" Stokes was before City Magistrate Mcbride yesterday in police court charged with vagrancy. He is said to have been found by the police on several occasions recently in a drunken con dition. He was assessed a fine of sixty dollars or sixty days in the city jail and then given an oppor- tunity to make himself scarce in Phoenix.
 WILD BEAST AT LARGE.-Excite- ment reigned at the Y. w. C.. A. grounds last evening, when it was dis
  had escaped from the menagerie. Any one who should happen to meet this animal will do the management a great favor by returning it to the cages on the grounds. The jungle boy will be on hand to feed the animals tonight the first time they have been fed for ten days.
 BOY IS HURT-Arnulfo Mota, aged about seven years, was seriously in- jured yesterday afternoon when a heavy wagon driven by C. w Wiley. of the Cowboy Corral passed over his right leg, lacerating the flesh badly and crushing the bone. The boy seems to have caught at the wagon and missed his footing falling under the wheels. Wiley drove on in ignorance of the accident until overhauled by the police and directed to see the boys parents.