Arizona republican., 1913-05-10
TAX COMMISSION BUSY


 members of the state tax commis-
 sion are busily engaged looking over
 the books of the tax assessors of the
 counties of Apache. Navajo and Mo
 have. Chairman Zander is at St.
 Johns in Apache county, Commissioner
 Miller at H6lbrook and Commissioner
 Howe at Kingman in Mohave county.
 CRITTENTON LUNCHEON - The Tempe w. C. T. |. gave q luncheon
 yesterday to the inmates of the Flor
 ence Crittenton Home, Mrs. l.. H. Messenger, matron. The Tempe union
 has made the attention an annual GUS tom, and in addition to the cheer of pleasant social day, made the home a liberal donation.
 FORD HOTEL William Ewing, Boston, Mass; J. H Heald l.. Nj. Harwood, Albuquerque; oscar John son. Clifton; D. D. Vint. F. A. Pauli.
 Mrs. E. Pauli, San Francisco; A. | Creasey, Douglas; George D. Burtis, 1 Roosevelt; R. F. Price, Wickenburg; 1 Arcus Reddock, Nogales.
 HAD A kNIFE-AIverto Butteras was arrested early yesterday morning i by Policeman Wilkerson on d charge of being drunk and disOrderly. But teras was giving no end of trouble below the railroad tracks and was armed with d big knife when the Of ficer called the festivities off. He was given ten days jail sentence yesterday in police court.
 BEGIN SHELTER SOON-Accord- 1 ing to information received at the 1 local Santa F'e offices work of erect ing the big shelter at Clark sdale, on the Cedarglade branch of the Santa | INo ,I,., i been considerable quantity of the material required already shipped in and early this week two carloads of the machinery to be used in the work of erection was sent to Clark dale. It is predicted that within six months CIarkdale will be the liVeliest camp in Arizona
 UNION LENDS HELPING HAND
 John Sorg, a deaf mute. arrived in i Phoenix yesterday and applied to the | Cooks and Walters union for assist ! ance in securing employment. AL ! though he was not d member of the | union, the union members assembled 1 in the club rooms immediately hustled 1 out and secured d situation for the | unfortunate man and saw that he had
 bed and meals until he could draw | some of his pay. Sorg, despite his afflictiOn. is well educated. He iS ] desirOus of communicating with others ! similarly afflicted. He is now located
 at 6O1 East Jefferson street.
 P H. s. TRACK TERS-Track | letters were awarded yesterday to the | eight high school athletes who won the 1 most points for the school during the past season. Similar rewards for mer- | it are given to those who distinguish
 themselves in other sports and the let ] ter men form q sort of athletic legion | of honor To win the track prize an | athlete must make ten points in dual meets of three points in the all state | meet at Tucson. Those who were dec
 orated yesterday were Geare,, captain; | Tweed. ThOman, Luhrs, ROsas Hol- i singer, Peabody and Conan
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-F w. Me 1 Namara, Chicago; J. G Simpson, Fl | Paso; $. Whitaker and wife, Kansas 1 City: Karl Hockenhemer, St. Louis; | G. w. James. Flagstaff: John Cham 1 bers and wife. Sacaton; J. H. Hoffman, l Chicago Sid L. Alton, Los Angeles; J. C. Michael, Binghampton; Anna F.. Bourne Phoenix: J. B. Pendarris, Tucson: w. A Van Patten and wife, 1 Columbus; W. L. Buckley, City; J. w. l Weeks Los Angeles; Peter Painter and 1 wife. Los Angeles: H LittleWOod, Ray; | Frank Fairchild, Flagstaff; Mrs. w l.. Zent Ash Fork; E. $. Edwards, 1 Kansas City.