Arizona republican., 1916-06-02
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TREASURER BOON IlL-City Treasurer J. c. c. H. Boon is confined to his room by illness.
 TWO CAPTIVES LEAVE Frank Nichols, convicted of assault with deadly weapon, and Jose Orduna. found guilty of forgery, were taken to the state prison at Florence yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush
 YOUNG CASE TO JURY-The damage suit brought by C. D. Young against Colin Campbell and Dan Campbell for 31,500, will go to the jury this afternoon. The suit which is the outcome of a motorcycle auto. mobile accident has been occupying the attention of Judge Lyman's court for more than a week.
 ExEcUTOR IS NAMED-Edward Courteney Carrow Wellesley, of San Francisco, who was named as eXecutor in the will of John Henry Pullen, who died on May 28, leaving an estate of $14,00e, has requested that Reginald M. sfe Gex be appointed administrator, In the petition filed in the office of the clerk of the superior court yesterday
 
 and is therefore incompetent to qualify as executor.
 CHiLDREN'S PARTY-Little Miss | Annie Gammel, of l39 North Sixth | street, entertained number of her schoolmates yesterday at a children's party The youngsters were regaled with all that was good to eat, and with plenty of games to keep them busy enjoyed an ideal afternoon. The fol- i lowing were present: Annie Rudolph Annie Miller, Annie Roeder, Helen Shoup, Philippi Jones. Louise Black Dorothy Black, Ida M. Robbins, Bugitha Roeder Katie Roeder, Edna Folk Georgia Gammel, Wilma Gammel, Vir- ginia Brown, Helen Hanley, Othelia Roeder, Helen Hill, Gussie Lee Gibson
 MEAT CUTTING LESSON - Some twenty or more women invaded Tribo- let's Market yesterday where they re ceived instruction in the various cut: of meat. The management turned oVel the establishment to Mrs. Edith Sails bury. home economies expert, who witt the assistance of one of the butcher: taught the housekeepers how to order
  pecially arranged for their benefit ant the block was placed in the center O the store and the first and second quar ters of a beef was cut and each GU explained. Mrs. Salisbury gave les son in how to prepare the differen meats.
 MISS HUGGETT HERE-Miss Lii lian G. Huggett, principal of the Lords burg schools for the past year, is tn guest of MT. and Mrs. Ira H. $. Hug } gett. of 333 North Fourth avenue. Mis- 2 Huggett was connected with the Phoe } nix public schools two years ago an left here to accept the, principalship o New Mexico school. Her friend $ will be delighted that she has returne and regret she will be here but shor , time. She will leave in few week
 for the University of California wher
 she will take summer course. Mex , season she will be a member of tn . faculty of the Fl Paso high school. FLOCK OF ENGlNEERS-The fam of the Hidden Treasure district has at
 tracted engineers from all over tr . country and w E. Twitchell has Ina II repeated requests from several mir ing experts in Oatman to inveStlSa' the properties owned by the Chlorio Mining Company. There are no twelve engineers at Chloride who wi
 pass several days with MT. Twitche and Engineer c. R. Bone, who wi
 make that place their headquarters ft . the next week. Mir Twitchell h; s great confidence in the Chloride whit he believes to be equal in wealth to u
 Tennessee.