Arizona republican., 1917-08-23
HOLMES c,TY-Garnett Holmes

came into the city yesterday on a busi- | ness trip. He will remain here some | days, stopping during that time at the | Adams. COFFEE MAN = Ed. F. Murphey, representative of the M. J. B. Coffee company, arrived in the city yesterday on his business trip. He is stopping at the Adams hotel. STOCkDER HERE-M. 'stockder, the prominent mining man of Tucson, arrived from that city yesterday morn- ing to spend few days in Phoenix on l business Mir Stockder will stop at
 the Jefferson while in the city. | PRINCE ALBERT"-Charles Dan | ieis, the representative of the American
 Tobacco company. who put out the l Prince Albert smoking tobacco, arrived
 in the city yesterday after making his
 territory on business for the firm he
 BABBIT-PoLsoN MOVES The | Babbitt- Poison company has moved 1 it's used car department from 407 | west Washington street to No. | West Van Buren street. The move
 vas made necessary through rapid growth in business since c. w. Wood bury took charge of the used car de-
 partment as manager. Woodbury came here from the coast with d | large eXpeflenCe ana IIluCA lHllldtlNe.
 CLYDE M. CANDY lLL-Clyde M.
 Candy. former county attorney, has
 been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
 for the past few weeks, according to |, word received by his law partner G.
 s. Cunningham, yesterday. The mes sage stated, however, that MT. Candy
 was much improved and hoped to be in condition to return to Phoenix the l first of September.
 ROSENBERG TO THE COAST Albert Rosenberg of the New State Electric company, who recently under , went an operation for appendicitis at
 the Sisters hospital, left last evening for Los Angeles under the care of : nurse In Los Angeles he will spend some time with his mother while he convalesceS.
 BROKE THEIR PAROLES-Ramon
 Celaya and Alonzo Manson, two for
 mer inmates of the State industrial p school at Fort Grant, who have broken the terms of their paroles, were re- : turned yesterday to that institution to remain for the full term of their sentences. Celaya was paroled in 1915 IS also was Wanson. Both had com I mitted breaches of the law which vio-
 living in Phoenix.
 NEW CONSULTING ARCHITECT q J. B. Lyman, Jr., of Tucson has been C appointed consulting state architect n by the commission on state institu : tions Mr. Lyman has done consider
 able work for the state in the past.
 being the architect for the new mines
 building at the University of Arizona 1 at Tucson The appointment was made effective immediately
 MAY GO TO FIT. SAM HOUSTON | T-Unofficial word received yesterday 'l 1t the office of the adjutant general in T the state house was to the effect that
 the Arizona infantry will mobilize al e Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Many ru- T. mors concerning the place of mobiliZa- n tion have been in circulation including
 Fort Riley, kas., and other places Du T the latest is said to bear marks oi | | authenticity.
 TO GRADE LOW ROAD County ] Engineer Harold Bargman will issue
 orders this morning for grading one l. half mile of road beginning at thu T Baseline and running north betweer l, Mesa and Chandler. This road, ow- l. ing to the tow grade, is being con f stantly flooded by waste water. I'm l. road is used considerably and a nun f Der of complaints have been registered ts against this particular stretch of road
 Engineer Bargman has taken the mat II CT in hand which promises that ba, st conditions will be overcome at once Is The repair work will be underwa lt today.
 se TO TUCSON MEETlNGJR. E D. Boardman, physical director of tn Id Y. M. c. A. and G. E. Simmons. boys n secretary of the local institution. vii Id go to Tucson on August 27 wher Id they will attend the two-day sessio Iy )f boys secretaries and physical di IS rectors of this district. which consist
 of the states of Arizona, New Mexic
 and Texas The purpose of the meet
 ing is to advise better methods 0 ] interesting young lads in the Y. N ! c. A. by showing them the goo . they can derive in becoming mem l l bers Boardman and Simmons ar ;. both scheduled on the program. !, TILL COUNTY SUES-Accordin 'N 10 the announcement made yesterda,
 s920 900 in back taxes has been collect lb ie ed by the county treasurer's office. 0 ,' this amount s32,000 was paid by dele1 ,sr quents in July and up to date in Aug ,ee ust saG,000 has been added to tn
 county's treasury. There is still near V ly twice the sum due and Count 7o Treasurer Sam Webb is accepting pay V ments and will continue to accept bac fr taxes until the county attorney file Id a blanket suit against all delinquent f. The suit will be filed in the superiC
 court in a few days according to tt - board of supervisors in authorizing th r. action.
 he sTANFoRD's COMING BACK . 30 Judge Stanford will return to Phoeni of the latter part of the week after -i months vacation on the Californi re coast. It is possible that division N
 l of the superior court will open il
 fall term on Monday, although no ot
 ficial announcement to this effect hs n- been made. M A. Stanford. who ret d. resented this county in the legislatul " during the territorial days, and fath. or Of Judge Stanford, passed his vacatio IT. in the south. Mr. Stanford, aft, ne being away from his birthplace for pm years returned to Birmingham, Ak
 in July, to find every landmark gon
 While he thoroughly enjoyed his tr
 he decided that half a century betwe, d,x visits was bit too long to expect
 find old, familiar faces.
 GIFTS TO SOLDlERS-The kba =, I boys guarding the canal at Grani '.n al Reef were made happy yesterds 2. when Secretary Sexson, accompani,
 by R. R. Boardman and G. E. Sin 3B mons, visited the camp and left wi H members of the camp a circulatir 8 library containing 200 volumes. Tn, 3H also took the men 1000 sheets EN writing paper and 1000 envelope ny1fx