Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-01

WIENER HERE-R S. Wiener of
Ell Paso representative of the Sullivan
Machinery Company, is stopping at the
Adams Hotel while in Phoenix on bus
mess.
TIRE MAN IN TOWN.. +. Sewers
of Akron, Ohio, representative of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company,
is making the Adams hotel his head
quarters while in Phoenix.
n. II. Forbes of the University Of Ar
iona in Tucson is staying at the
Adms hotel while here on a short
visit
ON INDIAN SERVICE-R \. Ward,
from Sacaton, superintendent Of the
Indian Service; Jas c. Crawford of
Washington, ID. c. and j. +. Truesdale
of Denver are at the jefferson hotel
while in town for some time on bust
ness connected with the Indian service.
POWELL COMES BACk-Edwln r.
Powell, circulation manager for the
Republican, returned yesterday from a
two weeks vacation spent on the
coast Although the coast looked
pretty good to powell as a loafing
place. it didn't appeal to him as a
place for a permanent residence.
DOGS FOR THE OBSERVING -
delegated to find homes for four well
bred Llewellyn setter pups. They are
at the home of Mr. Farra, one mile
north of the Osborn road. That is all
Mr.. Canning has to do with the pups.
Those desiring them should call and
see them and not him.
AUTOS TO COAST John d.
Lopez, city superintendent Of schools,
VIII leave Wednesday noon for Long
Beach, where his family preceded him
Ny several weeks. Mr.. Lopez will
make the trip by automobile. There
win be quite a party of motorists
leaving the same time, John OMailey
and william Delano win be included
in the number
AFTER THE COIN-Governor Hunt
yesterday formally notified Secretary
Of Agriculture Houston, that Arizona
was prepared to take advantage of the
Bankhead bill, recently made a law.
The new law provides federal aid for
the building of post roads in the vari-
Gus states. providing the state legisla
lures give assent. In the event that
there is no legislature in session, the
governor can proceed until one is con-
vened. Arizona will get about $6S. 900
this year to be used in building roads
from this fund.
FANS IN ABUNDANCE peo-
pie of Phoenix are all right On Sun
| day morning, Humane Officer Can
| ming caused a notice TO be printed in
] the Republican. asking for the use OF
an electric fan for a sick man, who
was unable to buy one. The request
/ was directed at persons who were
about to leave the city. and would not
need them. He has had five responses
all by ladies'. Two of them, though
they had use for the fans. were willing
to give them up for this purpose. But
another lady happened to have two
and one of them was donated.
DEATH OF GEORGE LEWIS
George w. Lewis, former clerk of tn,
United States district court is dead a
his home in Tucson. according to wore
received by friends here yesterday. Mr.
Lewis was the first clerk under Ju6e,
w. II. Sawtelle, but resigned less thar
a year ago on account Of i'll health. Fl,
had not been well for years. He wa
succeeded by Nose Drachman.
SUMMER DEPARTURE-Mrs. L. i
Helmer and children left last evening
for Los Angeles to spend the summe
with Mr. Helmer, who Will join then
later on. Mr.. Helmer is with the Su
perior and Commercial Trust com
pany of Superior.
SARDUAC VlSITOR-E H. Houe
of Sarduac, Michigan. is a guest OF tn
jefferson hotel while in town for
short time Among other guests ar
Laura Parsons of Nogales: V. J. Wag
ers and wife of Nogales; j. 5. Coli
of Nogales; s. S Badger of Douglas
Il. r. Jones Of Douglas; X. +. Hes
of Syrome; II. c. Kaufman of Lo
Angeles; r. Barnard of Hayden;
Il. Miller of Yuma +. NJ. Raner Q
Corniatro, New York: f. j. Graris Z
Phoenix; ID. o. Corbin of Urbana, Ill
g. Walker of Prescott; J. r., Kirklan
Of Prescott; Ed Jacoby of New York
, L. Rooney of Prescott; Sleadwell S. /
Buyer of Tucson; Herbert l.. Bowye
Of Oracle; L. V. Duncan Of Chicago
Mrs w. r. Weissinger of New OF
leans; Edna Smith of Houston; T.
/ Sullivan Of Los Angeles r. A. Ward {
/ Sacaton: Jas. c. Crawford of Wash
ington, ID. c.. J. f. Truesdale of Den
I yer; A. A. Gossard of El Paso; J.
Challenger of Los Angeles; and Harr
T Hollomon of San Francisco.
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