Arizona republican., 1916-09-09

FRANK E. CURlEY HERE-Frank F.. Curley of Tucson, candidate on the democratic ticket for attorney general. was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 kRUTTSCHNITT IN TOWN-Juh- us Kruttschnitt of Tucson, southwest ern agent for the American Smelling and Refining company visited in Phoenix for a short time yesterday while en route to Kingman to look after mining properties in the vicinity
 DEAN FORBES HERE-R H. Forbes dean of the Horticultural School of the University of Arizona, is guest of the Adams Hotel while in town for a short time on q business trip.
 TWO NICE DOGS Humane Officer J. w. Canning reported last evening that TWO nice male dogs, each about one year old, are being given a tenn porary home at 275L North Central | avenue. Any person desiring a good dog can acquire q pet by calling at the number given. Canning says to l see the dogs, not him.
 OLNEY MEETING POSTPONED owing 10 the inclemency of the eather, the Olney rally planned to | have been held at the Osborn school last evening, was postponed until this | evening at o'clock. Among the | speakers on the program are Judge A. C. Baker, w. T. Webb and Judge w. F. Timmons. All democrats are urged to attend.
 DEATH OF MISS SCHUMAkER- Word was received in Phoenix yester- day of the death of Miss Ethel Schu- maker, formerly of this city Miss Schumacher was employed for some ! time in the office of the governor and in the office of the state land com mission. A few months ago she went
 to the coast where she died. The body win be taken to Elgin Illinois for burial.
 E. ]. GRANT HERE-E. J. Grant. candidate for the democratic nomina- . tion for state mine inspector arrived in the city yesterday in the course of a tour of the state. MT. Grant, who is a practical mining man of an exper-
 fence of many years and many of them
 spent in thls state, says that he has
 found great encouragement in all the
 mining districts visited by him and
 now almost on the eve of the primary
 he believes that he will be given the
 nomination.
 I FROM WASHINGTON D. w
 Working of Washington, D. C.. of the Agricultural Department of the United
 States government, is a guest of the
 Adams hotel while in Phoenix Other
 guests include F. C. Stevenson of St
 Louis; B. H. Forbes of Tucson; b. W , Working of Wash, b. C.; Miss Rosie
 Cassetta; w. r. Stevens of Los Ange- , les; J. Kruttschnitt, Jr. of Tucson: A $. Sanbourn of San Frapcisco: F. G
 Nanschke of Denver: R. l.. Cairnecross
 of Chicago; w. H. Weller of Los Ange- , les; w. Light of Los Angeles; F.. Bal dridge of Los Angeles; F. b. Hahn oi , Chicago; P. H. Blatterman of Los An geles; Dick Johnson of Los Angeles Mrs K. O. Vanan of New York; G ] Goldsmith of Los Angeles; J. F. Me ,, , Caether of Chicago; H. E. Farnham O Miami: F. A. Ludley of Miami; T. H Oxnam Jr. of Hayden; J. J. Dillon O Los Angeles; Mrs. c. H. Weadermai | and daughter of Cananea, Mexico Mrs. Tony Neary and daughter 0
 Globe: k. P Chandler of San Fran
 cisco; L. A. Brown of Bisbee; J. M
 Orens of Bisbee: F. B. Given of Lo X Angeles; H. A. Powell of Aguila; F o Gardner of Phoenix; F. c. Young O 9 Phoenix: Mrs. c. G. Marshall of Ajo f R. w. Hollis of Ray; G. E.. Truman O
 Florence: E. A. Miller and wife o
 Globe; Mark Grummill of Crown King J. Garnett Holmes of Tolleson; Ira Fl y lison of New York; w. R. Morrison c d Los Angeles: II. J. Graham of Los An
 geles; and A. H. Crane of Los An :. geles.