Arizona republican., 1916-06-20

Arizona club at 80 tonight Each |
 R. MORLEY IN PHOENix-R I Morley, a prominent business man of Rouse, arrived in Phoenix yesterday on business and left early yesterday evening.
 DIRECTORS MEET-The directors of the chamber of commerce held a special meeting yesterday morning to discuss the possibility of opening Riv- erside Park.
 J. c. CRISP IN TOWN-J. c. Crisp government inspector of boilers, ar rived yesterday from Los Angeles where he made some special inspec- tions.
 GEORGE CHITTENDEN HERE George Chittenden, mine owner at Christmas is in Phoenix at the Ford hotel for q few days while buying supplies.
 STEEL MAN HERE-P R. Ashley representing steel interests in Denver, is in Phoenix for few days on busi- ness. He is the guest of the Jefferson while in this city
 MINING MEN HERE-D. D. Eng land and J. R. Lynden, mining men from San Francisco, are in Phoenix on business. They are here to look over mining interests in Arizona with view of investing.
 L. H. TRIMBLE IN TOWN-L. H. Trimble, travelling passenger and freight agent, of the Arizona and 1 Southeastern Railroad. arrived in Phoenix from Tucson yesterday morn ing Mir Trimble will be in Phoenix on business for a few days. NEW POST FOR MOORE-A. w. ! Moore, clerk of the Hotel Adams, has resigned to accept a position as book keeper for a department store in this ] city. He is succeeded by Mir. Murphy ] of Los Angeles. who has already ar rived.
 DENIED THE IMPUTATIoN- | Yavapai county cannot call Mo Yaen Dcotlegger and get away with 1t so : easy as it thinks The Chiraman was 1 convicted at Prescott of the illicit dis | tribution of liouOr and an appeal was I papers were filed yesterday.
 PERSONAL USE-About half a hundred cases of personal use liquoi arrived over the Santa Fe in the Wells Fargo service last night. They are consigned to Phoenix people. II is reported that many parcels were dropped off along the line
 REAL ESTATE MAN HERE Robert Marsh, q prominent real estate few days looking over the real es- tate possibilities of the Salt River Valley and at the same time attend ing to some personal business.
 FISHER IN BUCKEYE-AttorneN Robert s. Fisher spoke three times IT the Buckeye Valley Sunday at Pale Verde. Buckeye and Liberty. His sub-
 feet was the present status of prohi- hition in Arizona. There were three
 fine audiences and much enthusias sn was in evidence on the subject of law enforcement ir the county and state.
 IN THE SOUTH SEAS-There i, nobody in Arizona having mort pleasant vacation than Paul Sweeney
 son of J. J. Sweeney. a Leland Stan
 ford student who sailed recently iron
 San Francisco on the Sierra for a tou1 of the South Seas. the Orient and tho
 Antipodes. He will visit Honolulu, Sa
 moa and other islands and will go az far as Australia, returning in time fol
 the opening of the university year i DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL
 Word was received in the city yester'
 dav of the death of the little five veal
 old. daughter of Attorney John E
 Wright of Tucson, former attorney
 general of the territory. The little gir
 had had an attack of measles anC , when sGe was partially recovered sh' was brought to Phoenix friends O
 tie family. She suffered a relapse , Mr Wright was a delegate to the re l publican convention and shortly be
 fore the meeting of the convention ! the condition of the little girl was sucl l that it was feared that he would no be able 10 attend. But physician be liercd that she was out of danger am r Mr. Wright went to Chicago. He wa recalled though, soon after his arrival