Arizona republican., 1916-09-15
TYPEWRITER MANIC. B. Pelt

rick left last evening on d short ! business trip to Douglas. He in tends to return within a short time | to Phoenix.
 TO ANGEL CITY-W. T. Webb, | late manager of the Olney campaign, l left yesterday afternon on a pleasure trip to Los Angeles ana the nearby beaches.
 WITH FOREST REsERVE-w. H. Goddard, of Roosevelt, in charge Of the U. s. forest reserve in the vicin- ity of Roosevelt, is guest of the Jefferson hotel while in town for a few days cn business.
 HENDERSON RETURNS-H w. Henderson. travelling freight and passenger agent of the S. P, return ed rom his business trip on the main line. where he was kept busy locking after troop trains.
 MORE DIRECTORIES direc- tory library of the chamber of com merce has been augmented by the addition of directories of Austin, Texas. Columbus, O., Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Toledo. St. Paul and
 STOCK WATER TOMORROW Owing to delays in getting horses and mules for work in repairing the flood broken canals, there can be no stock water turned to ranchers along the Arizona canal until Satur- day night or Sunday morning.
 FAIRY FROM TEMPE-It was not generally known, yet such was the case. the Fairy Queen in the picture presented at the Columbia for the Aarons benefit fund was young girl raised in Phoenix and Tempe. Miss Grace Stewart. Probably only a few of her friends know that she has be- ! come a moving picture acttess
 MINE SURVEY-Suveyor General Frank P. Trott yesterday approved | a survey for the Bar Bullion. Belle l Monte Cash Entry Nos. and ?. ! Green Leaf Nos. l. ? and 3. Trilby, l Mineral Farm Nos. 1 and 2, Midway Nos. and ?. and Marconi lode min 1 ing claims in the Warren district Of | Cochise county. They are owned by B. Caretti. A. D. Fair and R. A Ziasmer
 ! MORENO coMMiTTED-Y Ygnaclo 1 Moreno. q volng Yaqui Indian. who stole a horse and buggy at Tempe. was committed to the reform school yesterday bv Judge Stanford and will be taken to Fort Grant this morning by Deputy Sheriff J. w. Canning. Before his return. Mr. ' Canning will make flying trip to 1 Globe for another visit with his grandson who is not yet old enough to register
 PRISONERS TO Deputy Sheriff George Brawner yesterday took three prisoners to the state pe1itentiarv at Florence. Carlos Aldia who was out on parole and passed his time bootlegging will have to com . nlcte q three-year sentence. Ygnacio ! Chacoe will have to serve from one 10 three years for rorse stealing. and 1 CarlCs Aguzrri three to five for rob- bery. Today other two to three year ! termers will be sent. All four men ! convicted of robbery and are Andres ! Ochova Jesus Romero. Jose Valdez l and Felix Mitchell
 ON EDUCATIONAL TOUR-C. F.. Lewis of Houston. Bert Anderson of Dallas. R. H. Brooks of San Antonio
 J. F. Darner of Beaumont and Chas A. Chalifoour of New Orleans. passed
 through Phoenix yesterday on their ! way to Los Angeles after having come
 over from Globe via the Apache Trail
 These men are enjoying the generosity
 of the Southern Pacific company on
 one of he educational tours which they
 have arranged for the benefit of their
 ticket agents. On these tours which
 last usually about three weeks. a grouT
 of about six men are selected at ran
 dom and are given a trip over the |
 through the north, northwest and east
 and then return home with all expenses
 paid. As much as possible one of the
 Southern Pacific employe who is ac-
 quainted with the sights along the
 route accompanies the party. Mir. Hall
 mark, general passenger agent of tho
 $. r. accompanying this party over the
 Apache Trail, explaining and pointing
 out the places of interest along thu
 route.
 FROM PlPUToN-P. F. Borch. O
 Piputon. Minn.. is a guest of the
 Jefferson hotel while here for a shor
 time on l business trip. Among
 other guests are r.. E. Root Of BeI'k
 eley: F. E. Moore. of Fl Paso; Geo A. IrwIn, of Los Angeles; Mrs Eugenia Shepherd. of Florence; Mis-
 Hazei Shepherd. of Florence: Ben R
 Clark. of Phoenix: Mrs. l. Cummings
 of Long Beach: GUss W.ese, of Lon: Beach. Max Frank of Noeales Pau
 Shelton. or Los Angeles; Hartle.
 Green of Pasadena; A F.. Boranger
 of Los Angeles; l. D. Cross. of Lon
 Beach; E. B. Zulier, of Long Beach |, H T.. Weeks. of Chicago: T. Schafe i Kolter. of Los Angeles: w. H. God
 dard. of Roosevelt: J. W. Van Pracy
 of San Francisco; R. H. Combs. O :. Los Angeles; R ! MoulanGon o
 Fl Paso: Miss Ethel J. MarMarti D and Miss Margaret McMartin. O Q Fseanalis. Mich. Alex NJ. Bogy. 0
 Los Angeles; A. H. Buckingham. c n San Francisco F. l.. Smith, c |. Colorado Springs Miss Jessie \ : Johnson, of West Plains: H. W P I4cPue of San Francisco; c. W. Lont 2 of Miami: Lloyd s. Helm, Of Phoe
 nix; J. Madlcy. of Globe; M. k Moslev. of Los Angeles: Joe Trus = of San Francisco; T. H. Cullen, C n Los Angeles; C. c. Reels, of Hayden a Miss Helen Pierce. of Douglas: Ge' e F.. Steiner. of Cashion. F. A. Egg . and wife Of Stafford; Vim. Beck, ( a Safford. Fl. NJ. Calkins, of Los An n geles: W. J. Shoffler of Chicago . NJ Proctor, of Winslow: Miss Louis F. Dadley, of Winslow: Miss Leon Shipley of Winslow: Mrs. w. I " Marm and sor., of Hillside; A. Craw , ford. Jr., of Prescott: T. r. Penro' n of Winslow; c. w. Wright. of Wins
 low: C. P. Simpson. Jr., of Winslov n J. Fl Browne. of San Francisco; 70 HiltZky. of Los Angeles C. C. Smal Q of Prescott; F.. T. Coffy. of Prescott h H. l.. Jones, of Williams; J. c. Levi - of Williams: c. l.. Michael of Sku
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