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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
ELITE JEwELRY CO., PRICE, UT.

Walter Cranes. who has been
out In the west hills for several
months past looking after Carl Gun
dcrson's sheep. was In town this week.
Tie reports the herds looking In fine
shape.
Louis -. Sherfick. foreman 1T
the United States Fuel companyH
mine at Mohriand. stopped OF at
Price Tuesday on his way Co Salt
Lake city. where he goes to have his
eyes treated.
IL prcNci came down from Mohr.
land Wednesday morning aud left the
same evening for Grand Junction.
Colo. near which city he has his
home. tie viii probably remain there
during the summer months.
Ill. ~. Arthur uf iliawatha was In
Price last Friday and Saturday aud
registered az the Tavern. Tie came
down Co meet his wife. who arrived
Friday evening from ~ paao. Tex.
wherc the family formerly rcaided.
Mr.. and Mrs &, J. Johnston. FOR.
merly at Price. have moved into the
Woodruff house and viii make their
home here. Johnston h third trick
operator az the depot Green River
Dispatch. 9Th.
-Mrs u. u. brown Of Green River
Joined Mrs. v. A. Tompklna OF Price
and Mrs. Grossman of woodsidc Ia a
two days shopping trip Co Salt Lake
city the first part of the week.
a.. a.
Mrs. II. ~. Hitchcock and baby
arrived IN Price Friday evening from
Salt Lake city She was met here by
her husband. who h employed at llia-
watha. They were registered at the
Tavern ana went 10 the coal camp on
Saturday,
DR.. NJ, V, Maloncy was SUNDAY
visitor In Price, coming down from
Helper. where he has been Tor the
past two weeks practicing dentistry
/ Dr Maioney has been residing la Salt
Lake city since his return from cali
fornia some time ago,
-Roscoe McKunc. manager 1T IA,
McKune Milling company of Alionuh
was business visitor SATURDAY ~,
says that lumber sales are heavier
this year than any previous year. IA,
min has heen working a. capacity AL
winter Myton Free Press 5th.
AIR and Mrs. hoy BENNETT oi
sunnyside. accompanied by the lat
ter's mother. Mrs, u. q. Rasmussen
returned from Cleveland last Satur,
day. where they were the guests ol
relatives. and later left Tor Salt Lake
city. where they will soJourn week
or ten days before returning Ca sun
nyside.
Ernest Waugh lett this morninl
Tor Price where he viii meet his par
ents and sister, Miss Clara Waugh
who viii visit here few weeks be
fore continuing their trip TO Califor
mia. Dave Smith, prominent sheep
man, Mr., Slade. shearing corral boss
and :, A. Wells accompanied Waugl
60 Price. Joe Holder driving. MytoI
Free Press. 6th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
SCOJTMNSTEHs ORGANIZE
NND ELLIOT TIN OFFICERS

The Sruutmastcrs association Of
carbon county Was formed az Price
Tuesday with these officers
President. br, &C. a. Goctsmann
deputy scout commissioner. secretary
walter iinndlry 81 Storrs.
District scout Na-trrs.
liinWatha-w y. Knox. u. y. llos.
ser. assistant
Wellington. W. um. }. ~. Mil.
ncr, assistant
Storrs- Walter uandlry. samuel a.
short, assistant
rricr--A :. iIorsley; =. ~. lthcnd
assistant
Meetings are to be- held once a
month. the dat. a. be- arranged hy
the president and secretary. \ small
monthly assessment Of twenty-five
cents per month viii be- paid into IN,
treasury by each member. The aim
at N" association viii he higher
standards ana social efficiency.
M s'outmnstors and assistants of
new troops viii become members OF
the association when officially regis.
tered with national Headquarters. Tn,
spring oncumpmeut viii be from Ma,
s9th Ia June 3d, ana viii De- either al
Heavier or Dead Mans CANON
Scouts win be- sent cut Ia locate suit.
able camping grounds.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
STUDENTS INSPECT MINES
Colorado Schooi OF Mime Gradualr-
Visit Castle Gate.
The Sun Special Service.

The sun Special Service
CASTLE GATE. May to.-Thc
graduating class at the Colorado
School uf Mines. consisting ct twenty.
eight students accompanied by Pro.
fcssprs Wolf, TraphaEcn and Hazard.
arrived at Castle Gate on Train No.
IS Monday evening The Pullman
and baggage car carrying the party
was set out opposite the depot The
evening uf their arrival an pnrticipa-
ted In social dance az the knights
~ pythias HAL O. music furnished by
the Castle Gate orchestra. The
charming Castle Gate young ladies
we're In great demand
Tuesday morning the party wur
shown through M, . mine by General
Superintendent Thompson aud local
officials. after which an inspection 81
the surface workings, power plant
and tipplc was made.
The very enjoyable visit was ter
minated by a bali game between
Mines and Castle Gate teams. with
a large attendance of rooters. both
teams having their tull quota. The
occasion was llNrned up hy music fur.
nished by the local band.
Tho boys lcft on No. l5 TUESDAY
evening, an declaring they had a fine
time. They viii visit the mines and
smeltrrs In the vicinity of Salt Lake
ctly, taking In bingham ana Gar.
field. after which they viii visit tho
mines and mills of nuttr. Mont.
Messrs. Watts, Gibbs and Russell
we're down from salt Lake city a.
welcome the class ana accompany
them "a Zion.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

The county board or equalization
viii meet Monday. May rs. 1915, at
the county court house, set the first
day for hearing OF complaints re-
garding the assessed valuation Of
property and adjourn 10 that day
Notice OF the first day OF hearing
viii be published next week
The board will not hear complaints
on the 18th Of May,
All property. real personal and
mixed will be assessed az It's actual
value this year under the law Of 1915
but tax leyies viii be much lower than
la previous years,
JOSEPH n. SHARP.
Commissioner.
W. r. HAMILTON,
Commissioner.
ALBERT BRNEER.
Commissioner.
ny Ernest s IIorsley, County CLERK
and Auditor.
Smoke FIX Pride Cigar. Tel i52
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
PURELY PERSONAL


John Potter visited sunnysidc
friends last Sunday.
-. n. Ralcy of Mohrland war In
Price during the week.
~. T. IIailanger of Salt Lake city
has been spending the week IN Price.
AIR. and Mrs uwiiym Jones Of
Castle Gate were Price visitors Sun
day
Edward Crawford OF Castle pnl.
was a Price visitor last Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
Julian Riley went to the capital
last wednesday evening for few
days soiourn.
Mart Hansen returned Saturday
from visit of . few hays with his
family NJ spring,lllc
Mrs l.. A. f.subur returned home
"Wednesday night from weeks visit
with relatives nc Manti
=. Cameron Schultz and D.. T..
burke of Iliawathn were Price visit
ors between trains last "Wednesday,
Mira E. y. IIorsley and Mrs. Me-
Clure Wilson are attending th. pri-
mary association at Spring Glen to-
day.
Edgar g. Dodge OF Castle Gate.
seal. Inspector Tor the Utah Fuel
company. was Price visitor last Sat
nrday
John pomn OF Scofleld was a
Price visitor Tuesday and "Wednesday,
while here ne favored The sun with
call.
Attorney Edward Piike ct Eureka
was Price visitor Friday. en- route
20 Emery county. where h. has bust
ness Interests.
Mrs June SNOW and Mrs. q, X
Rockhold OF Castle Gate were Price
visitors last "Wednesday. They regis
tered at the Tavern
II. NJ. brown. manager OF IN,
Golden Rule store. spent several day.
la salt Lake city the first Of the weeh
on business matters
MIR. aud Mrs. william Coleman
OF lIeber city visited friends In Prize,
on Monday. while here they 50
journed at the Tavern.
MIR. aud Mrs. l.. J, Morton ant
family of Hiawatha motored down Il
Price last Friday. returning 60 theil
home the same evening,
Henry Mills was up from Victor
Wednesday. looking after his WOO
interests, lie reports that Victor 4
in FOR a prosperous year
Deputy Game Warden Hcnr,
Thompson was up from Ferron dur
ing the week. Prospects Tor a bus,
season In his section are good.
Mrs. Olive Miller left last Wed
uesday for Fairyiew. New, whore sh'
viii be the guest OF her niece, Mrs
Ray willis for several months.
Mrs. q. u. Wood OF Sunnysid,
visited her parents at Provo las
week. She also called on friends anS
relatives here.-springyille Indepen
dent. ith.
Mrs. W. u. McCue left this morn
ing for Sunnyside. where she viii Wis
~ ucI parents AAHA"NhHANi - - ANRh
die and wife. for 40 weeks.-GreeI
river Dispatch, 9Th
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. McGee an,
Mrs. Elizabeth &, sutton went Ia Sal
Lake city Tuesday evening to attan,
sthe eleventh annual grand chapter
meeting OF Eastern star.
$. A. Wells left Tor Price thi
morning Ia arrange Tor the shipping
of dressed beef into Ayton. u Is i'm
possible 10 purchase home grown bee
enough 90 supply the Myton market
The establishment OF the Myton Prize
auto line viii make ID possible ion TN
meat TO reach here In one day.--My
.on Free Press. bth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

Attention Is called O. the advertise
ment OF the Price co-Op Mercantile
sun, occupying pages four ana five.
The liherality the Coop has shown In
the use Ut printers ink will no doubt
be a good criterion of the genuineness
of the great bargains offered, The
stor, has been thronged with BUYERS
since the opening Of the sale az a;30
O'Clock this morning
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OFF FOR SALT LAKE CITY
students of Carbon High WIN Take
Fart ~ Contests.

Ninr students ct Carbon county
high school lcr Tuesday c,ining for
Salt Lake City e. take part in the
state high school contests nt the TINT
ycrrity uf Utah thi. week Mamie
Young represents the domestic arts
department ana completes In the con.
test fur ruttinE aud making an apron.
Meta jones. Lydia iiursl,y aud NJ.
~ Miller take part In thu domestic
science contests. the first named In
pastry baking. the second In the prnp.
~ arrangement of tables and the last
named In the art uf makins tooth
some cuathrds Emma johnson and
Glenn Harmon represent the school
as debntcrs and In the competition In
oral expression and reading Miss Lola
Leonard does the honorH. The musical
departments representative D. Jane
McOcc and she h. entered In piano
solo work
In the track and field meet the
school sent Harold Leonard Tie viii
Try Tor place Ia the ii0-yard event.
the pole vault aud the running high
jump. lirsides taking part IN the de,
batting contest. Emma johnson viii
compete Ia vNtrmporancous spenkinr
competitions
Prof. Jesse y, Ellrrtsnn. Mrs, ANNA
Ottc aud Miss inrz Scott accompanied
the students {" the capital
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. -.
Fausctt was the scene "Wednesday al
trrnuon of very prcttlly appointed
course dinner party, az which covers
we're laid Tor eight The guests were
Mrs T. T., Woods. Mrs r. a. McAlll-
Ian. Mrs. w y, Anderson. Mrs Belle
Pace. Mrs. =, A. Robinson. aud the
Misses porothra Rasmussen and I.c-
ona Jensen, The entertainment of
the guests concluded with thcatcr
party In the evening az the Exc.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
NOTICE on SALE ~ ENECVTION


IN the District Court uf the Fourth
judicial District of the state of Utah
In ana For Utah County. l.. q.
N'sI plaintiff w. g, -. Seymorc. de.
l"ndant -Sherlfl's sale. To be- sold
al sheriiis sale On tho 3d day of June
1915 at o'clock D. M, AZ the north
front door ut the county court nous.
100 ifi,r cit, county at Carbon. stat,
"l Utah, the following described prom
| cry toWlt. All the right mi,
,t'lm ana Interest of the said de-.
lrhuant G. H. Seym ry q a, ana Ia
me NEh "t the SEL Of Sec. q. Twp.
j" south, Range 10 East of SAN Lake
meridian. together with forty shares
OF inc capital stock OF the Price River
irrigation company, the said shares
n,'hs the same that were attached
May o. 1915, by serving c.pv nr
saia writ Of attachment personally ON
/ Iahk A'ilhonny superintendent al
salu fricr River Irrigation company.
Terms OF sale cash. W. X. HENUy
sheriff J, &C. Mcdonald. Attorney
for Plaintiff '''' IVY
na''d az Price Utah, May 10. 1915
Ws' publication May ~. 1915.
Last publication June 2. ist6
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

CASTLE GATE. MAY 4.=Fiuy
trees were added a. the fifty planted
the past week, making total now OF
a hundred trees set out here thi.
spring Tho Castle Gate welfare AS.
ISOLATION furnished the trees ana aha
tho work There are great number
OF lawns and gardens being started
this Year. II is gratifying a. note tho
Interest the citizens have taken In IN,
beautifying Of the homes here.
4. William Littleiohn gave the boy,
who attend the regular efflcienc,
meetings a banquet at the Knights of
Pythias Hall last week 4 very good
time was enjoyed by all present
Mrs A, Larson entertained on Mon,
day for Mrs. ]. G. Evans. Mrs. H. n
Evans and Mrs, O.. ID. Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. D., II. Evans and Mr.
ana Mrs. L. II. Evans entertained for
William Evans In honor OF his six.
tieth birthday last evening.
Mrs w s, Jones was most MEMS
antb surprised by the members d,
the relief society Wednesday In homo,
OF her fifty-first birthday.
Cyrus ROckhold Is in town firm,
visit 20 the upper camps.
Mrs June Snow Is running well &,
the herald-liepublican contest for IN,
Paige automobile. We wish her Mi
and hope another car Is added :,
Castle Gate through her efforts.
odd Fellows Lodge No. "a gay,
banquet and ball last week for m
members and their wives A mic
musical program was rendered. Job,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

Smoke FIX Pride Cigar. Tel i52.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

Remember we carry full line ef Rugs, both large and small
Small Rugs csc to $2.0S. 9Ml Rugs S39o to S22SO.
We have a nice line to select from.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
BEST THING ron 4 BILI0N
TACK.

on account of my conhhf.,
the printing office ! have ffl
been u chronic sufferer fron I
ton and liver trouble. A ~ I
ago I had an attack that ~
we're that | was not able 70 g /
case for two days Failing b q
relief from any other usil-1
took three OF Chamberlain 4
and the next day felt hti 4
man." writes H. G. nailff
Carolina News. Chaplin. 3 c
able everywhere. AdyL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12
CLEAN PREMISES
ARE THE CHEAPEST
NGRICULTURNL COLLEGE URGES
FEW MINUTES FIXING.

Every Harm. Corral aud Clubhouse Ia
the Community should BE Cleaned
--Gct Itid OF the Fly and save Pre-
cious Lives. say Mis- Gertrude
Matchmaking - Dishwa~hcr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

Miss Parthenia liorslry III
Ida Pace. who are teaching -
Helper. last evening enIfFas
Few Price friends az the Hff
tel Present were Mr and m
HOrsley. Miss Margaret Hons
barbara A. Forester and Aal
line Stringham.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-12

stagg gave splendid talk ON odd
Fellowship.
A. \. Leroy n home today from a
visit e. tho other camps.
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Scissors and knives shafF-
Goodman's repair shop,-AdH
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
CITY LIGHT PLANT-G. V

CITY LIGHT PLANT-G. w. Bar rows, C. F. Ainsworth, Dr. w. C. Ellis, J. C. Adams and others will speak in behalf of municipal ownership at the Y. M. c. A. stadium tonight at o'clock.
 WHAT-AGAlN?-J Perolio and Mary Perolio. married and divorced, are 10 marry again. They obtained a license yesterday from Cupid" John son of the superior court.
 TO VISIT IN EAST-Roger Hunt of the Bvrnes- Ray Cadillac company left v~sterday for a two months visit in Rathlehem Pa his former home. IL will he his first visit to his former home ir five wears.
 MELTON ARRAlGNED - Henry Melton. an Indian. was arraigned in Justice De Souzas court yesterday on the charge of wife beating. He will be given his preliminary hearing at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 2O.oO0 0REGISTERED-Unexpectedly the registration in this county has reached the 20 900 mark. County Re- corder Vernon Vaughn stated yester- day that the registration Jagged to such an extent that for 9 time it was be- lieved it would hardly be more than IT. 900. the registration of two wears ago.
 TICE DlVORCE-Lola Tice was
  George Tice on the ground of desertion and non support Mrs. Tice said she and her husband were living in Wick enhurg when Tice told her he had to 20 to Flagstaff on businegs and that she ad better come to Phoenix. That was months ago and she has never heard from him except through strangers who have met him on the coast. Judge Lyman granted the decree.
 THE CLOTHES ARE FREE-"l have been asked repeatedly if l sell the clothes I solicit and give the money to the poor" said l. ". Canning, in charge of the county indigents, yesterday. "l want it distinctly understood that dc not Every article l receive l give to the needy just as receive it. There is a demand for clothing now, and for bedding and other household supplies will gladly call for any of these things if am notified. My telephone number is 2304."
 "G. C. AND THE W."-Two month: 1 in Arizona convinced Cecil NJ. Wood ward, cashier of the Security State i Bank that this was Gods country, so he forthwith sent for the woman ' Miss Reta c. Shank will arrive iron ! Bronson, Kansas on Wednesday ant already Woodward has taken out marriage license. The young peopi' have been close friends for years whel Woodward was a student at the Stat Normal school and Miss Shank wa registered at the University of Kan sas. The wedding will be a quiet af fair
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
BODY OF MR. LEE
 VAS LAID ID REST

Harvey J. Lee was laid at rest yes terday afternoon in Evergreen ceme- tery where his remains were followed by long procession of friends of the dead and his family. After brief ser vices at the home, 50l West Washing ton street. conducted by Rev. MT. Mar quis of the Presbyterian church, the cortege moved to the cemetery. In the attendance the business life of Phoe- nix, with which MT. Lee had been so long and so intimately identified, was represented at the services.
 The pail bearers were former associ- ates of MT. Lee on The Republican, friends of many years standing. They were A. R. Cater Charles Stauffer. Joseph NJ. Levy. Charles Smurthwaite. Guy Alsap Garrett Schuler and J. w. Spear.
 There was a profusion of floral of ferings, which kept arriving at the house throughout the services and were piled high by the side of the grave The body of MT. Lee was laid away in a handsome concrete casket.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
ARIZONA MINISTERS
 ARE RE-APPO|NTED

At the close yesterday noon of the les district of the Methodist Episco- pal church, South, the following ap- pointments were made, featured by the retention of pastors at Clifton, Nor enci. Nogales. Central Methodists in Phooniv Bethel, Cartwright, Prescott and Ray. Appointments Los Angeles Conference Arizona District, D. Scarborough, presiding elder:
 Bowie and San Smon-To be sup piled
 Clifton-J. R Sawyer. supply. Duncan-J. NJ. Risinger.
 Alhambra and Littleton-F. L. Glis- son.
 Liberty-W. H. Duncan.
 Morenci-R. N Sanders.
 Nogales-B. F. Mobley.
 Parker-W B. Wheeler.
 Camp Verde-R. K. Acuff.
 PhoeniX-Central, w. J. Sims; Beth al F.. Anderson: Cartwright, O. l.. Russell
 Prescott-J. F. Hedgpeth.
 Rav-E L. Fitch.
 Safford-S. C. Bockmen.
 Scottsdale- w. Alexander. Conf. Missy Evangelist-Geo. W. Forman.
 Student in So. Meth. Univ.-J. Coy Williams.
 Conf. Secy. of Educational. F. Hedgpeth.
 Maricopa Co. Missy.-R. H. Fields.
 Transferred
 w. | Lee, to the Pacific Confer A. l.. Marshall to the Montana Con ference.
 A. c. Hyatt to the Montana Confer w. H. Nelson to the Pacific Confer ence. Los Angeles District R. r. Howell Presiding Elder:
 Azusa-To be supplied.
 Bolsa-To be supplied.
 Carpinteria-W o. Waggener.
 Downey-Geo. s. Clark. Duarte-A. F. Stem. Long Beach-G. T. Bond. Los Angeles: Bethel-J. B. Rice.
 Marvin-W. l.. Whisnant
 Trinity-C. C. Selecman. Bellevue. St. Paul's. and Hollywood Two to be supplied. Woodlawn-C. NJ Cagle l Newport-J. Ava Andrews. l Norwalk-T E. Lavender. l Pomona-Jas. T. French. l Redlands- C. Harris. | Santa Ana-A. T. O'Rear. l San Bernardina-L l. Millkan. 1 San Diego-C. R. Gray. ! Talhert-To he supplied.
 Termal West Side)-To be sup ! piled.
 Ventura-E. F. Wall.
 Sunday School Field Secy-C. | Moore. Trinity O. C.
 Missy Secy.-L. !. Millikan.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
STILL AF TER LAND
 FUR SUGAR bEETS

The movement towards keeping the sugar factory in the Salt River Val ley is progressing nicely according to these back of the affair. The factory is probably the biggest manufactur- ing project in the valley, and since the option taken upon it by large concern which contemplates its pur- chase, there has been some question of leaving it here.
 The ranchers of the valley will have to guarantee 4500 acres of sugar beets before the company having the option will consider leaving the fac tory here. Tie chamber of commerce has taken the matter in hand. and from all appearances the required acreage will he obtained.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17

TO PRESCOTT-Miss Cordelia Nc Lain. supervisor of drawing in the city schools went 10 Prescott yesterday, where she will judge the art exhibit at the Northern Arizona Fair.
 GOVERNOR LEAVES - Governor Hunt left yesterday morning for Flor ence. where he spoke last evening. From there the governor will go to Hayden and Ray. to put forth the in- tcrests of his candidacy.
 REVIVAL SERVICES The Free Methodist revival being held at the corner of Fifth street and Adams is at tracing unusual attention. The evan gelist has been preaching unusually strong sermons. There has been un- bounded interest and number of conversions. The meetings will con- tnue all week, sessions being held at 2:30 and 1880.
 CIVIL SERVICE ExAMS-Civil service examinations have been an- nounced by the local board in the fed eral building as follows: November IA. assistant in warehouse investi- gations general mechanic; Novem- Der 22, assistant dairy husbandman; November 2223, assistant engineer; junior engineer.
 CORRECTION-T Arizona Seed COiHpdHy sent CopS to tne hepuDilCdil for an advertisement to be inserted ! in Sundays issue, and due to a pc culiar accident in the mechanical de- partment. another name was used as i a signature. It should have read i Arizona Seed Company"
 | CASE APPEALED-The case ot i D. B. Baca, versus the Moves Norman | Shoe company. Jacob Hamilton anC i Con Tranmel was appealed from tht 1 superior court of Navajo county to the
 supreme court of the state yesterday l The case of John H. Ivy, administra.
 tor of the estate of w. J. Galbraitl versus r. P. Parker was argued yes i terdav morning before the court Tn, attorreys who appeared before th' court were J. L. B. Alexander anC | J. :. Jenckes of the firm of Strucke meyer and Jenckes.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLM FRS of the TEOPICO LAND & IM- PRONEMENT co. Ia Corporation or ganized under the laws of the State of Arizona, and doing business in the State of California;
 The annual meeting of the above company will be held in the office of E. E. Marks, Fleming Block, Phoenix, Arizona. on November 1st, 1916. at 10 a. m., for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for any other business which may come before the meeting.
 THOMAS ROSS. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Joseph Lowell, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the estate of Joseph Lowell deceased, to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claiIas with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his office, $. F. cor. Central and Adams Street Phoe- nix. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the busl- ness of said estate. in the said County of Maricop?. State of Arizona.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD, Administrator of the estate of Jo-
 seph Lowell. deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of Oct. 1916.
 upAIINLN IS SOIIARE "-Adv
Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF BUSINESS

This is 10 certify that on the 9th day of october. 1916. the business of the F. A. Kirkwood Electric G., 305 North Central Ave, was for a good and valuable consideration sold to the Schwitzer Machine Co. with the eX- ception of accounts receivable.
 All accounts payable will be paid at 4l5 North 3rd street.
 F. A. HARDWOOD ELECTRIC co.
 F. O. LINWOOD, Jr.