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

/ loBelner WITH all republicans VINO
wish to be present in the X. p.
hall at eight O'Clock this evening.
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TO LONG BEACH-O. r. Noack left
Monday to spend the summer in Long
Beach.
SAMUELS LEAVEs-E. Samuels
left for Los Angeles to spend the hot
months.
BUSINESS TRlP-K. X. Koontz
left Monday on a business trip to Los
Angeles.
BACK HoME-G. r. McDole left
last evening for his ola nome in Mime
apohs.
ON VACATION--E. w. Keitteline
/ left this morning to spend his vacation
in Chicago
BUSINESS TO Ell PASO-Elia
Sabolesky left last evening for Ell Paso
on a short business trip.
FOR BEACHES--Mrs. L. o. Kann
and child left yesterday to spend the
! summer in Los Angeles and the ad-
| jacent beaches.
SETTLE IN ROLLING-Mr. and
| Mrs. w. J. McDermith left yesterday
for Rolling, Wyoming, where they in
tend to settle
FOR LOS ANGELES-Mrs. J. f.
Challenger left yesterday evening for
Los Angeles to spend the summer
months
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE-Sam
! Williams leaves this morning for
| Chicasha, Oklahoma, on joint bust
ness and pleasure trip.
| SUMMER TRlP--.ev. Robert E.
Dunlap left Monday for Tacoma,
| Washington, to spend the summer with
| Mrs. Dunlap, who will meet him there.
! TO THE EAST - J. r. Hogsett and
wife left yesterday to spend the sum-
mer visiting Chicago and other east
ern points
FLAG HALF MASTED-The flag on
/ the city hall was placed at half mast
yesterday out of respect to the memory
of Judge Edward Kent, who died the
/ day before in Chicago.
TO THE COAST H. Packard,
| Globe manager of the telephone com
| pany, left last evening for Los An
geles to spend the summer with his
wife and children.
TO COOL OFF-Mrs. DeHeney and
son and Miss Julia Deficiency. left Mon
! day for Los Angeles, to devote the
remainder of the summer to an at
tempt to cool off
A BABY GIRLS. j. Marchese of
! S29 East Washington street, is handing
around the cigars today because Of
the arrival at his home of a new eight
pound baby girl. Mrs. Marchese and
the child are getting along nicely.
PARTY TO LOS ANGELES-B. w
Nickels. Miss Naomi Fraley. F. f.
| Nickels Mrs c. X. Brown, Miss Ida
W. Van Kirk and Mrs. Maud A. Bread
ings left last evening for Los An
geles, where they will spend the sum
mer.
BACK TO PHoENIx-Miss Olive
| Wilcox returned yesterday from her
vacation trip TO Fulton, Missouri
where she spent two months. Miss
Wilcox returned by way Of Salt Lake
| City, Denver, Kansas City and the
coast. She is an employe of the capitol
and intends TO return to work soon.
OFF FOR HONOLULU-Mr. and
Mrs. j. L. Rowlands left yesterday
afternoon for Los Angeles, where they
will spend a week visiting the differ
ent beaches. From there, they viii ga
on to San Francisco, where they will
take steamer for Honolulu to spend the
summer.
PIONEER HOSE = The regular
monthly meeting of Pioneer Hose com
pany No. /. Phoenix Volunteer Fire
department, viii be held at Central
fire station tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Every member is urged TO be
in attendance, as there is business OF
| Importance
FROM TAX CONFERENCE = Tar
Commissioners Howe and lander re-
turned Sunday night from Prescott
where they had been attending the
conferences of the tax conference. Ac-
cording to Mr. Howe. the conference
/ this year was of unusual interest, ant
Of considerable benefit to all who at
tended. Nogales has been selected al
the town in which the conference vii
. be held, next year.
HOT STUFF IN TOlLS-IIot STUFF
! was in the city Jail last evening. HI
: was taken there by Policeman Val
o enzuela, who was convinced the well
/ known Chinaman had been putting
Z away more hot stuff than was goo,
I for him. The prisoner said it wa
the heat that made him act queer
He admitted he had had a drop o
, two of hot stuff" but that was all
r He will tell the city magistrate abou
n it this afternoon.
BELTS RETURNS-A. A. Belts
= rate expert for the corporation com
mission, and candidate for corpora
/ ton commissioner, returned Sunda
@ night from a tour of the north. Bett.
a main object was to attend the meet
g ings of the tax conference at Prescott
= From there, he went on up to Kingmar
N Oatman, Flagstaff and other norther
: towns Belts found that everywher
s he went, prosperity was the keynot
g of affairs. The catt1stnen are all jubi
/ liant over the rains which are at pres
n ent soaking up the ranges and maxim
r feed for the herds. The town {
Chloride looked especially good to Nj
4 Belts. there he found one of the mos
= prosperous mining towns in the stat,
I the Chloride property, in which man
~ Phoenicians are stockholders, lookin