Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

|, corning the sinking of the Dutch liner Tubantia. As far as is known here divers are still Investigating the wreck
 in an effort to determine the cause of the disaster Affidavits regarding an iiaileged torpedo attack upon the French liner Patria still were being considered by Secretary Lansing today. It is considered unlikely also that acton 1 will be taken in this case until after additional details regarding the Sussex and En2lshman are received.
 | IMPORTANT HEARING-The State Tax Commission will be busy today, comforting with representatives of the producing mines of the state relative to the tax assessment number of prominent mine men arrived in town last night for the conference.
 AT THE FORD-J. B. Arnold; R. E. Morrison, Lordsburg; H. R. Duncan and wife, Dallas: L. Annie Fryer, Jack Fryer Frisco; X. H. Fulton, city; Lyry
 Mackemer, Mrs. Olive Maclsemer, Mrs. Dr. G. Washburn, Peoria c. H. flaw ton, Los Angeles; J. A. Anderson; B. U. Loffer, Globe; w. K. Deal, Stafford
 CHANDLER ELECTION Henry S. Peterson, road overseer in the Chandler district, was elected to the school trustee in the election Satur- day, with 159 votes to S3 votes for J. lR. Barnett. The election was con-
 ducted without any unusual cele- brations, everything passing off lquietly.
 LOOKING OVER PAvlNG-w. w. Rushmore, of Rushmore & Gowdy, paving contractors of Kansas City, and San Antonio, is registered at
 the Hotel Adams. He has come to Phoenix to look over the local pay ing situation with the end in view
 of bidding on work if conditions seem to warrant
 i UNCLAIMED BIcYcLEs-Chief of Police Brisbois announces that he will
 hold an auction sale of unclaimed bicycles picked up by the police. The sale will be held from the steps of the city hall at 10 o'clock Friday morning. There are several good
 wheels to be offered and some bar gains can likely be secured.
 | THE UNKNOWN DEAD-The body of the suicide found on Saturday near 1.-the Hieroglyphic Rocks south of the city was brought to town sterday morning but no further ligh; was thrown on the identity of the man When the revolver that was found Inear him was cleaned the initials, w HI. L. were found on the handle. An
 inquest will be held today.
 1 AT THE COMMERClAL-G. F. Will ,son, Globe; W. c. Small. Syracuse;
 John A. Burby, San Francisco: L. NJ Harrison, Albuquerque; R. J. Millner lSan Francisco; Mrs. R. Wood, Fl Paso, lJ. C. Brown New York City: Mrs. R. Wood, Fl Paso; H. C. Weston, Tucson
 Grace Cole, Tucson; J. Breck Richard Ison, Tucson: o. L. Cakes. Denver; J. R. Kempen and wife Red Rock; E. A
 Doran, Los Angeles; Mir. and Mrs Chas. c. Willison, Chicago; Mrs. H. C. Williams, Kentucky.
 MIR. GETSiNGER'S VOTE-In the
 report of the school election yesterday
 morning it was stated that the vote O1 Mir, E. w. Getsinger was 36. The fact
 is that Mir. Getsinger received S6 votes
 in the Central school alone with tht country districts to hear from. Il
 should also be stated that MT. Getsing-
 CT was not a candidate in the sense
 that there was any organization behind him. He had not desired to be candi date but several persons. aware of th' great service he had performed for tn
 schools in the past, few days befor, ! the election called upon him and asked :. his consent to be made candidate. l was mot generally known that he wa
 a candidate. The vote, in the circum . stances, that he received was yer. |, creditable one.
 AT THE ADAMS-E L. Robert: Los Angeles; Matt Wortenberg. Bis :. bee: H. E. O'Brien. Los Angeles; ( :. Louise Boehringer. Yuma: H. Fps stein. San Francisco; Jos. Linde. | Chicago L. Altmayer Newark, N. J. H. A. Cheyerton, Winslow: T. N Cucdeaux. Gallup, N. NJ; Sam Bush
 man. Gallup. N. NJ; MT. and Mir.
 Albert H. Futile University, Virginia
 w. w. Rushmore, San Antonio: '' Strauss, San Antonio; Norman
 Robinson. Los Angeles: John I ' Wright. Tucson A. M. Marty, KaEsa ' lCity: R. s. Bridgeman, San Francis co; l.. C. Snow. Los Angeles: J.
 Gross. Denver P. M. Karns. San Fran V cisco: T. S.. Jacobs, Ray; H. S. Vile. v Los Angeles: W. C. Browning. Super u for; MT. and Mrs. Henry P. McKeal Philadelphia: Miss Ida Stencke, Phil
 adelphia: T. H. Donahue. Miami:
 Danielson. Los Angeles: F. R. F'iel :. Denver: R. R. I.arkin. Las Vegas; '' E. Mckee. Bisbee: H. J. Hiene, Bis S. bee: A. Y. Smith Pearce; o. ] = Whitaker. Denver: Geo. W. Held.
 Paso; J. J. Sparks Bisbee; w.
 Harrison, Douglas; o. J. Crook, Tue - l;son: B. F. Golding. Stafford: V. :" Cordron, Tucson: Le Roy Anderso Prescott; Mrs. c. E. Yount. Prescott 70 0. w. Orlander. Providence: R.
 Harlan. Kingman: L. L. Campbe ', Prescott; G. F. Tener. Pittsburg: Mi ., Teaer Pittsburg: Jno. C. Olive II Pittsburg. J. s. Douglas, Douglas; s. Gates, Ray.
 T.. c. K K Ceremonial at K. of ~ hall Friday night. March 31s;. 1s16. Adv.