Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
MINING MAN RERE-J W. Ben

 nie, of Clifton, general manager of the shannon Copper Company. is a guest of the Adams hotel while in town for several days on business.
 BACK FROM SAN ANTONio-Ad- jutant General Charles w. Harris re- turned yesterday from San Antonio, where ne had been conferring with United States military authorities.
 TEXAS STOCKMAN John Sehar- Duer, of Fort Worth. Texas, a prom inent breeder of prize cattle Is staS- ing at the Jefferson hotel while in town fer a while on a short business trip
 ST. LOUIS DEPARTURE-Julian B. Beatty left Monday afternoon for St Louis. MT Beatty is secretary of the Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining company. and attended the meeting in Phoenix
 ON RUSiNESS-M. E. Cotton of New York and w II. McGraw of Grand Forks, N. Dakota, left here Monday evening for Minneapolis after attending an important meeting of the Consolidated interstate Callahan Min ing company.
 VERMONT RANcHER - F.. w. Scott. of Boston. proprietor of the Rocl,5rilgc Ranch. one of the best known ranches m Vermont. is mak- Ing his headquarters at the Adams hotel while here fer short time on business visit.
 FOR MiNNEAPoLis-J A. Per cival. president of the Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining company. left Phoenix yesterday evening for Minneapolis. Mr. Perciyal was here for short time attending reorgan- ization meeting of the company.
 SUPERIOR MINERS -E F. Norris. r. l. Olds and Walter ViDond. Of Superior a group of well known min ing mea. ard registered at the Jeff erson hotel while here for an inae- terminatc time on business connect cd with their mining interests
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. - Cten service examinations have been an nounced aS follows for the local of flee in the federal building: Sep fembcr 20. agricultural assistant: September 20-21 mineral examiner. laboratory assistant, junior com puter-all fog men.
 TO OAK CREEK-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayland leave tonight for a short vacation at Oak Creek. Mrs Wayland intends to catch good share of the fish in the creek. while Roy will wear out d hammock or two
 
 worries at the Central Pharmacy w PAUL GEARY FETURNS-W ?. Geary. member of the corporation commission, returned yesterday after an absence in the southern part of the state He held a hearing at Clifton. where an inquiry was made into the rates and business of several auto stage lines running between Clifton and Morenci.
 1 UNDELiVERED TELEGRANs - UndeliveTed teiegrams for following at Western Union Telegraph office: Sup.. John D. Loper. Ely F. Morris i F. r. Morris. D .. Johnson. ! II Moniar. John Pereivai. Rarrardo s. ' Morales. c. l. Morrison C. A. Wheel ! ock, c. Guy Fulgham. Geo, W. John- son.
 1 ARTUR ESCAPE MARRIED - l Word was received here yesterday of the marriage of Arthur Esgate. as- sistant cashier Of the Valley bank tC ! Miss Helen Weaver. at Iowa Falls. Ia Miss Weaver is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Silas N. Weaver. and taught in the Phoenix public schools during the last session.
 CHllDREN'S FUNERALS - Th, funeral of the infant son of Mir ana Mrs Fueregeil, living iu the easterr part of the city took place yesterda, afternoon from the chapel of the Geo F. Merryman company. Later in th' day the infant child of Mir ano Mrs J. D. Bowers was held from the famil1 residence 1l5f East Mckinley. | LAWNS PETlTION-James r. La win. candidate for county attorney. ha
 filed his nomination petition with 60
 names. Numerous petitions hay
 been coming in and yesterday tn
 clerk of the board of supervisors am
 his force were busy receiving and ii
 ing them. Today will bring a raf more. as this Is the last day for filinl
 FROM RAPID ctTY-Milton Morris
 of Rapid City. South Dakota, is a Eues
 of the Jefferson hotel while here for , . short time on a business visit Anon other guests are Roy D. Gawthrop O , Los Angeles; Miss Evelyn James. c
 Lintige, Wis; Mrs. Ernest Bettler c
 Avondale: D. C. Sachse. of Sachs' ? Texas; H. Trimble. of Tucson M . , Brooks, of Hayden. J. c. Van Leuwei i of Phoenix: Joe Montgomery. of Hay den; Mrs. H. J. Stevenson, of Hayden J. F. Quinn and family, of St. Jo
 Mo; H. W. Moore. of Bishop, Cal;
 F.. Norris. F. l.. Oids and Walter Vi
 pont, of Superior; Joe r. Zinkler. ( , Kansas City: Theodore Wood, of Al, ron, Ohio: w. L. Moulder. Of Los An z geles. and John Scharbauer. of Fol z Worth, Texas.
 DENVER WsIToRs-Mr and MT
 Frank C. Mitchell. of Denver al Il guests Of the Adams hotei while a Phoenix for a short time on a visi S Other g'icsts include F.. C. Smith. . San Francisco: N Light. of L, ; Angeles: '. ". Bennie. of Cliftor ' T.. R. Cook, of Los Angeles: W. z Kenney, Of Chicago; |. R. Taft, II Superior Mrs. C. l. RuDpeheis ar j, son. of Tucson; H. II. Dye. of Cli T ton: ]. ". Games. of Tombstone; l. w. Bron. Of Los Angeles; F. - Young. of Los Angeles; C. T. Wild - man. of Cananea. Mexico; W. T Ferguson. of Los Angeles;N A. e Brunre, of Los Angeles; W H Ric n nf Chicago: W. II. Daniel. Of Chicag [. P smith. of San Francisco. y Applewhite. of Douglas. $. T. Appl IS white nf San Antonio; w. H. Hai
 none of Salt Lake City, r. M. Sec s. f Boston: George F. Truman, It Florence: q. W. Griffey. of Florio r. and |. W. Myers. of Hayden. " DANCE TONIGHT RIVERSIDE