Arizona republican., 1916-04-03

of the 210 East Washington street rooming house and while there regis tered under the supplemental registra- tion. He has since, through the efforts of Dictator Thompson, of Phoenix Moose lodge found employment on 8 ranch some distance from this city. He had been in Arizona but few days over five weeks.
 The fact that Swinburn is a mem he of the Moose, has nothing to do with his registration. The local lodge officials regret that in bringing Swim burns name before the public in con- nection with the election muddle The Gazette found it necessary to refer to his lodge connections and thereby raise a presumption that the Moose Lodge migh. have been cognizant of his action in that respect. Swinburn | is not now living in Phoenix and it l is altogether likely that he will not even Ee in the city on election day. 1 Every man whose name appears attached to an affidavit presented in The Gazette on Saturday is being made the subject of the closest inves- tigation and it is believed that there will he further startling revelations as these men are located and their actions inquired into.
 l Savannah Robinson, who is in the city jail serving a ten days sentence
 for vagrancy, and who was served with two warrants on Saturday charging felonies in connection with her regis tration and voting at the primary elec- ton, was registered by J. P. Hannah. The girl stated Saturday that Hannah did not ask her age and that he wrote
 in the registration paper that she was
 twenty-one years old. without instruc-
 tions from her.
 Today promises to be busy one for City Magistrate Mcbride. The case of
 Fred Gardiner charged with procuring
 an illegal registration, is set for hear ing at o'clock. The case of William
 Solly employed as a teamster in the street department at $2.50 per day. is
 also set for today. Solly is charged with having procured and instructed
 Savannah Robinson in voting on March IA. The cases of Savannah Robinson
 are also set for hearing today
 Announcement was made late last
 evening that despite the fact that sen
 satiors have been coming thick and fast the past few hours, the election and registration muddle promises today to
 develop even greater sensations. The
 polls at the election tomorrow will be closely watched and should any of
 those who are known to be illegally registered attempt to vote they will either be arrested or at least chal- lenged. All the candidates will today
 put the finishing touches to their cam
 paigns.
 The ballots have been received at
 the city hall. They carry the full pro-
 posed ordinance granting franchise
 tc. the Tucson, Phoenix & Tidewater
 railroad for the approval or disapprovaI
 of the voters. In addition they carry
 the names of George U. Young and
 Peter Corpstein for mayor and James
 A. Jones and Claud w. Cisney as can-
 didates for the city commission There will be six polling places. all , located in the same places as at the
 primaries, with the exception of the polling place in the Second precinct of
 the First ward, which will be located } in the south basement of the Monroe ], school, instead of the east basement of the high school. The polls will open : at o'clock in the morning and close : at 6 o'clock in the evening.