Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

the l4O acre orchard m aprlCOtS, peacn- es and olives. By next year. the peach es and olives will be producing a ma terial income. it is said.
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMs - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph Office fO: the following: Mrs. L. F. Jacobs. Jerry Sullivan. F. r. Fuller l.. F. Kent. John NJ. NcGregCr, J. T. Jacobson, C. D. Roof. Francisco Robles. \. E. Rosen- lerry, Mrs. Ruth Courtright. and C. E. Breniman.
 WISE RAISED HERE-Frank Wise the noted coast ilotel keeper who died
 in Los Angeles recently was well known Iere having been Phoenician and Mesaite for a number of years He -ent to Los Angeles ten years ago, and tt the time of his death was ac- counted one Of the best hotel men in ,he west. He was 3S years old, and < survived bv Mrs. Wise and a young daughter. Death resulted from ap- pendicitis.
 THE CRANK BUCKED-Constablc Roy Morrell is nursing a sore right ear as a result of a misunderstanding he had with the crank of his automobile yesterday. He started to turn the thing. threw his whole heart and weight into the operation and cracked the crank into smithereens. The piece that remained in Roy's hand flew up and caught him on the ear. The gash is at , least two inches long and Roy is talk ing of buying self starting outfit. MORRISTOWN p. M.-The civil service board announces an examina
 ton for the position of fourth class postmaster at Hot Springs to be held at Morristown on June 24 The com- pensation for this office is s427 year. and the age limit is 21 years and over at the date of examination. Applica ! tions to take the test should be filed 1 with the United States civil service commission at Washington. D. C.. sev- en days before the date of the exam ination
 SATISFIED TAX PAYERS-No! more than half q dozen kicks" were registered on the second day that
 the beard of supervisors sat as the board of equalization, "There have | been fewer complaints this season 1 than ever before said upervisor w 1 K. Bowen yesterday. "But of course there are a few more days ahead of
 us before the work is completed. We 1 fave finished a-b-and and it will probably take week for us to get 1 through the assessment list
 THE WlcKENBURG BRIDGE County Engineer Harold Bargemail
 has returned from Wickenburg with
 the information that q hundred foot
 timber trestle will be built leading tc
 the bridge over the Hasayampa al
 that place Ire trestle as well as tht
 hridae will be built by the Midland
 Fridge company although not included
 in the original contract with tho
 bridge company. This will give II!
 feet more channel in the river ant
 will cover the gap by the flood water'
 last January.
 DR. RALEY IS OFF-Rcv. F. D
 Raley, general secretary of the Ari-
 zona- New Mexico Sunday School as
 sociation. has left for one of his rcsu
 lar convention trips. This is the frs time MT. Haley has venturcd on thu border since his experiences at Colum bus the night of the raid. He will b' , at NoSales. through Columbus again t
 Fl Paso. then into New Mexico for series of Sunday school conventions , MT. Raley averages thirty y-five hundret miles of travel each month and iron l eight to sixteen conventions. ; FRITZ IS FRETTlNG-Fritz Schroc . der, driver for No. 3 fire truck. re } turned yesterday from q trip to tn = coast He had a trunk on his return 7 Perhaps he had it when he went ove 7 but that's another story. The trun ] reached Phoenix all right and Frit 3 claimed it as soon as he reached her, {. He left it out on the platform until h | could get an automobile to carry it u h to his rooming place. When he wer f after the trunk it was found to hay n been broken into and the contents re q moved. Thereby several friends s Fritz are said to have been sorcly dis It appointed