Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-16

Western Union telegraph office Tor the |
following: VIM. Horrell, G. n. Keller,
NJ. L. Stewart. II. J. Stander, Bert V.
Bassett. Mrs. c. II. Lerg, and r. p.
Davie
EFFINGER KNOWN HERE =
Charles Effinger. fatally hurt under
Santa Fe train near Needles Tuesday,
is well known in Arizona and Califor-
MIA. it seems from later reports con-
corning the case. He was a baker.
aged So He had lived in Arizona and
California towns, but left no relatives
in Phoenix.
X. OF p. PICNlC-Several hundred
knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters.
Dokeys and their friends. gathered late
yesterday afternoon at Eastlake park
for the annual picnic Of the order
There was the usual basket picnic fol-
lowed by program of sports and
amusements that kept everybody in
good humor.
MRS. TURNER DISCHARGED -
Mrs. T T.. Turner, colored, who had
been held at the city Jail two or three
days following a fuss with her hus-
band during which she is alleged to
have broken off the point OF. pen
knife i'll his back, was discharged from
custody yesterday, her husband refus-
ing to prefer charges against her.
BRANCH house, F. Pecklo,
the live-wire automobile salesman,
proprietor of the Auto Clearing House
on West Washington street, has just
returned from Ray. where he has put
in branch He took two cars over
with him last week and disposed Of
both of them. In Ray he viii be
represented by the Ray Motor Com
pany.'
GEORGE SAVERS HERE-Among
the interested visitors in Phoenix dur
ing the past few days was George
Savers, one of the best known old
time mining men of Arizona. Mr..
Savers Is now operating a group of
mining claims adjacent to the Cor
nelis properties at Ajo. For many
years he. operated in the. Castle Creek
district where he is very well known.
MIAMI VISiTOR-C. A. Cameron. Of
I Miami, is guest of the Jefferson hotel
( today. Among other guests are ;. Is.
/ Mccall, a mining man of Northern
/ Pennsylvania; +. l.. Haworth, an at
/ torney from Prescott; r. 7. Johnson,
manager of the Queen City ranch, an
/ important cattle company of ella Bend !;
! B. II. Christian. a mining man from
| Bisbee, and Geo. A. Walcott, a mining
man from Kansas City.
TO CLOSE SATURDAYS Among
the business houses that will close on
Z nf ut or
moons during the summer months art
the humber yards and Wakelin's gro
Gerry. The large majority Of the store
in accordance with the suggestion Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION and the inclination of thu
public. will continue to close OF
Thursday afternoons until Septem
Der Is.
GOVERNMENT MAN HERE =
DR.. r. T.. L. Newberne, an employe o.
! the government service. of Washington
D. C., is guest at the Commercial
hotel today. DR.. Newberne is yer!
much interested in the Sacaton Indian
reservation. and has already made sew
eral trips to it. Other guests Include
fB w. Sinclair, of San Diego, who Il
visiting this city with the idea in view
of introducing some fine dairy catti'
J. into this valley: G. W. Williamson ant
Miss Vroom of st. Petersburg, Florida
who are en- route to the coast, bu
intend to settle in Phoenix upon thei
return
COUNTY TREASURER's REPoR'
County Treasurer George A. Mac
/. Donald yesterday submitted his regu
|, lar monthly report to the count
beard of supervisors. The receipt
for the month of May were S4I6,056.9
while the disbursements reached III
, sum OF s193, 569.04 which include
: among other funds, drainage. roat
, school. flood funds and expenses. I'll
3 balance on hand is 1927. 4F.96. TIL
: receipts we're. made up largely frol
the second installment of taxes. b
/ the first of July Mr. Macdonald est
mates that the back tax book will b
made up and the office will be pre-
, pared to receive delinquent taxes.
e TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
A FINE STOCK RANGE with VIZ
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