Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
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coming municipal election. am. how ever concerned in securing, to the greatest extent possible, the correction of the impression that I am a party to or assisted in any irregularities in the manner of registration of voters for the approaching city election, an impression which .the heading of the article in question is bound to give the readers of your paper. You will note what Mir. Healey says is sworn to as is also Mir. OverhaltS statement. The ad- dresses of both are known and both are quite familiar with the penalty of swearing to a false statement. Had in- quiry been made of Mir. Baumert or MT. Ruggles, the witnesses to the Killeen statement you would have been given the information that MT. Killeen said he did not care to swear to what he had signed for the reason that there was some doubt in his mind as to just who was renting the rooming house. At least so MT. Killeen informs me. ~ @
 Thanking you for giving this matter whatever attention in your judgment it merits, as well as the affidavits I am attaching hereto, signed by Mir Iohn Overhaul and MT. c. NJ. Healy. l am,
 Very truly vours,
 Ned Creighton.
 State of Arizona, County of Maricopa,
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 C. M. Healy under oath deposes and says: My name is C. M Healy. I came here from Southern Arizona last No vember and shortly afterwards called on Ned Creighton, an acquaintance of former days in Des Moines Iowa. Mir. Creighton secured for me employment, and I roomed at the Amuzu Booming House on East Washington street. Af- ter some weeks and about the first of the year 1 entered into an arrangement with John Overhaul to rent the room ing house, and as he had paid the rent on the rooms up until February first. not only paid rent to him for his rent for the rooms
 When February first came I went with MT. Overhaul to MT. killeen to see about renting the rooms direct, and in order to have Killeen know that l was a responsible tenant 1 asked Ned Creighton to go with me to Killeen's office, which he did. At killeen's of flee paid him for half months rent from February 1st to 18th, and have twice paid him amounts to apply on my rent MT. Creighton did not pay any money to Killeen, his connection with the transaction being 10 tell MT. Killeen in his judgment would be good ten ant. MT. Killeen gave me the receipt in my name for the rent which paid, and I have this receipt at this time.
 Mr. Creighton never discussed with me the coming city election in Phoenix until one day in his office when I asked him how he thought I should vote, he told me who he thought were the best men, I think since then I have dis cussed politics with only four of my twenty five or thirty roomers.
 c. M. Healy.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of April, 1916
 Henri Behotegury, (SeaD Notary Public. (My commission expires October Il,
 1919)
 State of Arizona, County of Maricopa,
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 John Overhaul on oath depOses and says: My name is John Overhaul, and reside at 737 East Jackson street, Phoenix. Early in January of this year I rented the rooming house at 210 East Washington street to a man named Healy, who had lived with me as roomer for some weeks previous. Up until February first Healy paid me not only the rent on the rooms, but also on the furniture used in the rooms, for the reason that had paid the rent on rooms to the landlord for the rooms in advance, and Healy was reimbursing me.
 When February 1st came 1 told Healy that he could pay the rent direct to Luis Killeen. Healy said he did not know Ki!leen, but he knew d man in town who did know him, and I sug- gested that he get the man to go with him to Killeen and fix up lease. Healy says he was doubtful whether he would want to lease the place, as he did not know what the summer in that location would mean. It was finally arranged that Healy would get his friend Ned Creighton. Creighton, Healy and my