Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-06-17
THOMSON IN CHARGE


Thomason has taken over the service
and repair department for the Byrns-
Ray Cadillac company on North Cen
trail avenue. Thomson is an expert
enced automobile mechanic and has
been connected with some OF the best
known garages in town. so his work
is known to many people
GEOLOGICAL PARTY HERE-F.
A. Goldman. w. p. Taylor and II. II. T.
Jackson, "A geological party from
Washington. d. C., are guests at the
Adams hotel This party is just re-
Gently returned from Globe and is on
its way to northern parts Other guests
are +. T. Green, an attorney from Ray.
who is returning home from serious
illness in Los Angeles; A. c. Cole,
manager Of the r. NJ. Stone mines of
Congress Junction. and A. w Sydmor
| a well known miner
SCHOOL SUPPLY BIDS - The
executive committee Of the Marcopa
county trustees association opened
bids and awarded contracts for school
supplies yesterday. All but three items
| in the list of sixty-two were awarded
to the Mcneil company. T. r Powers
! is president Of the executive committee
| and the other members meeting with
him were Mrs. W A. Hood, of Peoria.
Mrs. Franklin La Rue. Dr. F. D. Rowell.
| C. II. b. Carter. and J. A. Higgins.
county superintendent of schools
| MARTIN O'NEILL-Mrs Edith f.
Martin. the divorced wife of H. g.
! Edwards. who is serving an ndeter-
inmate sentence of from thirty years
| to life in the state prison. was married
| Thursday afternoon to DR.. John T..
| O'Neill, whose former wife secured a
legal separation from him some months
| ago Judge Frank De Souza married
the couple at $3.50 o'clock at Moose
hall. Mrs. O'Neill has been more or
less in the public eye for the past few
months. Her marriage TO Edwards on
January 26 after a threatened breach of
promise suit was followed by his ar
| rest three days later on a sensational
| charge. She was granted a divorce
April 26.
SUPERIOR VISiTOR-I.. r. Taft
Superior Judge. is the guest of the
Commercial hotel Other guests in.
clude Prof. r. H. Forbes. professor oi
Botany in the University of Arizona
Sterling Ellis, a cattle man from Pres.
colt. who intends to buy up some cat.
tie in the valley; Mr. and Mrs. -. II
Noonen from ella Bend. VINO are in.
terested in cattle: j. w. Norton. a cat.
tie man from Pinal county; W Fl
Tharp, mining man from Parker VIII,
recently sold large claim at Parker
and Hughie Sprigs superintendent o
the Lorrlorrilaid Tobacco company. VIII,
intends to settle in Phoenix. and t,
make this town his HEADQUARTERS.
OATMAN MIlLIONAIRES HERE
j. l.. Newer and w. X Ridenour min
r Ing men from Oatman. are guests b
the jefferson hotel. Messrs McIyer an,
w. Is. Ridenour recently sold their in
+ terest in some mining property il
Oatman, clearing over a million and
: half on the deal They are leavin
Phoenix shortly to inspect the Tip To
mine in which they are interested
, Among other guests are Messrs. Davis
Muter and Elliott, who are intereste
in the Tip Top mine; Mrs. b. F. Todc
OF Superior: l.. 3. Emmett and wife. O
Ray who are interested in mining
IL. Reynolds, mining man from Tue
. SON; Harry J Malone, a mining ma
from Wickenburg, and J. L. Hill com
mission agent and stock man from /
Paso.