Arizona republican., 1916-10-18
WALTER WII SON RACK.

A. Wilson. clerk of the United States land office, returned yesterday after an absence in the east of several months.
 JOHNNY MONTGOMERY -J. B. Montgomery a well known cattleman of Arlieton, passed through Phoenix yesterday enroute for Tucson on busi- ness
 LEE TO PLEAD -J. F. Lee, who was bound over from the justice court to the grand jury charged with d statutory offense and later indicted will enter his plea in the superior court at 9:S0 o'clock this morning
 NEARLY THE LIMIT-Captain w R. Anderson, of Central Fire Station and Harry Osborn. riding tandem on a motorcycle, went out in the vicinity of Gilbert yesterday forenoon. Each was armed to the teeth with twelve gauge shot, guns and the two returned with exactly forty mine quail. They were not quite sure of the count until they got home or one of them would have bagged another bird.
 C. A. RISK HERE-Charles A. Risk uf Memphis, Tennessee, is stop ting in Phoenix visiting his eldest son, T.. A. Risk. He is returning from the Panama California exposition and while in the city. is making his head quarters at the Hotel Jefferson. Mir. Risk is a past grandmaster of the Tennessee l. .. o. F. and paid Phoe- nix Ledge No. a fraternal visit last night.
 BAND LEAVES TONIGHT-The RedeWill concert band leaves tonight for Prescott. IS strong to play a three-day engagement for the North aaF~V, Atsig faffF tf- ar n- day. it will render the regular Sunday afternoon concert at the city hall band stand at ? p. m. Its first appearance in new uniforms was for the rally of the proponents of municipal owner ship of the electric light plant last night. pr. r Fl. Redewill IS director.
 SENATOR SMITH lEAVES-Illness of two brothers back home in Ken lucky compelled Senator M. A. smith to leave Tucson yesterday, and fore go his projected campaign throughout Arizona. or at least postpone it. He wired state headquarters here to that effect yesterday. It is expected that he will be able to return later and campaign for the state and national democratic tickets
 BERGMAN ON HUNT - Harold Bargman is one man in town who did not have summer vacation. The young county engineer has not en- ioyed the luxury of even a day off in a year but he packed his knap- sack yesterday and started for the hills on a deer hunt that will keep him from his desk the remainder of the week.
 pr. STONE HERE-Dr. H. H. Stone, for many years a resident of this city, but now practising in Los Angeles. is a visitor to Phoenix for a few days. enroute to New York, where he will spend several weeks in post graduate work, having particularly to do with stomach and intestinal research. While practising in this city Dr. Stone in variably found time to act as a judge at the state fair grounds during the big horse meets While he has taken up his residence in Los Angeles, he still has much in common in Phoenix, where a host of friends are ever ready to greet him.
 meteOrologist in charge of the Arizona section of the United States weather bureau left last evening for the White Mountains, where he will spend three weeks inspecting preparations for the study of snowfall during the coming winter. A log cabin was recently fitted up for the use of the snow measuring l squad. high in the White Mountains l and here the weather man will make his headquarters. The study of win ter weather in the White Mountains ! is of special interest to the weather bureau owing to the relation of snow fall to run-off in the water shed of tIn rTt.