Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

noon lOlnOfTOW.
 ORGANIZES MASoNS-W. NJ. Pace has returned from Bsbee, where he went on June 19 to organize q colored 1 masonic lodge.
 STUDEBAkER AGENT-C. G. Kie-
 elurg and wife are staying at the | Jefferson hotel for few days while | here upon business. Mir Kiebelung 1 is Prescott agent of the Studebaker |
 GOES TO COAST-Mrs. Lyman D. | LaTourrette. left for Los Angeles last night to spend the summer MT La Tourrette expects to leave in about two weeks to join her.
 NUT MAN HERE-A T. Raycraft of Seattle, Wast.. is in towr for few days on business Mir RaYcraft is with the Nut House of Seattle. all important nut growing and distribut ing company
 RAlLROADERS HERE-H. c. Hall mark. general freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific and L. V Trimble i travelling freight agent of the F.. P. & $ w. system, both of Tucson are bus mess visitors in Phoenix
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Mary Padilla R. s. Buckingham, A. V. Armstrong, Allen Hanson, J. B. Cooper, J. F. McHawin and John Mansfield.
 GRANT TO DAM-Robert o. Grant. | meteorologist in charge of the Arizona section of the weather bureau. left yes terday for the Roosevelt dam on his | first trip there. He will inspect the n- I installation at the dam and look into the condition of the newly established station for the study of evaporation on | the Roosevelt lake.
 MINERAL URVEY-MineraI sur | vey No ,3263 has been approved by | Surveyor General Frank P. Trott This survey comprehends the Mogul. Ald- wrinkle, Longstreet, Childs, Childs No. 1, Childs No. ?. Childs No. 3 lode min ing claims in the Bunker hill district of Pnal county. The claimants are E. w | Childs and B. J. Aldwinkle.
 SUIT FOR DAMAGES-As the re- suit of an accident when the truck 1 owned by the Union Oil company is alleged to have run into the grocery
 wagon driven by B. r. Blanton when the latter sustained serious injuries
 a damage suit is being heard in Judge
 Stanford's division of the superior court. Blanton is suing the oil com panv for s10.000
 he
 great financial and brokerage houses
 cf the country have found it to their
 advantage to have news of Mexican conditions at first hand and at the
 earliest possible moment. Accordingly 1 F.. F. Hutton (. Co. whose agency in
 this citv under the charge of General
 R. Allyn Lewis. has established a \ news service on the border under the
 direction of James Blaine Jr
 MAxEY FILES SUIT-James II
 Maxey is the plaintiff in a suit filed
 in the office of the clerk of the su-
 perior court yesterday in which Hugh ! Mckay at el are named as defend
 ants. The suit is for breach of
 contract and the plaintiff prays judg-
 ment in the sum of s24.611.36 and for
 s5000 against securities on bond of
 the defendant. He asks for interest
 on both amounts and cost of suit
 CREAMERY HEARING Another
 decisive step in the investigation oi the local cheese factories was taker
 yesterday when the preliminary hear ing of officials of the Hassayamps Creamery was set for two o'clock Fri r day afternoon in Judge DeSouza' court pr. Dennett and August Hege
 lund are named jointly as maintaining
 public nuisance. They have entered
 plea of not guilty. The evidence sub l mitted will be largely from the em
 ployees of the factory. the residents il , the vicinity of the same and the coun 5 ty health officer.
 PLEADS INNOCENCE Anselm r. Salazar and Elena Soto whose mid Q summer madness resulted in their ar r. rest on d charge of adultery were ar 6 raigned in the superior court yesteday Q The girl entered a plea of not guilt n and her trial was set for July 13 whil
 the man will plead this morning. Sal Il azars wife who is about to become
 mother, was in the court room at tn l. time. She has forgiven her husban l. it is understood but has not beeom 4 reconciled to Elena, her niece, whoI If she befriended and took into her hom l., when she had no other friends. 10 ENTERTAIN S. s. ClASS-Wit the two-fold purpose of Drovidin ,e pleasure by an informal social gather ing and listening to a serious discus
 sion of the future of the Sunday schoc ,- John D. Loper, superintendent of tf m public school last evening entertaine rv the members of his Sunday scho nr class. The address of the occasion wa l. furnished by Rev. w. $. Buchana " pastor of the Christian church and W; D. followed by a general discussion CT ar tered into by the thirty-five guest us Refreshments were served in the ga as den and jolly. informal time was er he joyed.
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