Arizona republican., 1918-08-08

Brown left last evening Tor san fran- cisco where she will spend her Va cation.
 AGUILA RANCHER-Frank Chap man, a prominent rancher or. ASulla, is a business visitor in town TOT short time
 ON SUMMER VACATIoN-Mrs H. w. Asbury left yesterday afternoon 10 spend her summer vacation in ocean Park
 ON SAD JOURNEY-Mr. Blown left last night. accompanying the body or his wife to their old home in Rubles, Missouri.
 FOR CHICAGO-Miss Alice S. Eddy left last evening for an extended Visu to Chicago and other points Tn the East.
 ROUSE BUSINESS MAN. E. l.. Short, a well-known business man of Bouse, is numbered among the busl- ness visitors in town.
 HERCULES MAN HERE-Joe Rice, of the Hercules Powder Company at Bisbee is business visitor in town for a few days.
 McCLUNG LEAVES-H. J. Me r Clung, president of the Phoenix Na-
  Francisco.
 NEWSPAPER WoMAN-Miss Ser tha Bethel, newspaper woman, is guest of the Adams hotel while in town for several weeks on a general visit. VISIT OMAHA-Oro R. Weed and E. J. Miller left yesterday afternoon to | visit Omaha, Nebr., and other northern points
 ON BUSINESS TRlP-J. N. Jogsers, of Mesa, left yesterday on a business trip to New York and other points in the east.
 PAVING MANIC. S. Kent of Los Angeles, representing a large paving concern on the coast, is here inspecting local paving work.
 OFF FOR SUMMER-Mrs. E. M. Collins left last evening to spend the remainder of the summer at Long Beach and the adjoining beaches.
 ANOTHER TO NAVY-Phoenix has contributed another boy to the navy. Henry Allison. who recently enlisted, left on Monday night for San Diego.
 RETU RMS TO TUCSON-James Dunseath. prominent attorney of Tue son. returned home yesterday after having spent a day here on business affairs.
 ZION LADIES' AiD-The Ladies' Aid society of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Quinett this after noon at ? o'clock.
 PERCIVAL IN TOWN-C. R. Perci- val. representative of the International Harvester company, is business visi- tor in town while here in the interests of his firm.
 ATTENDING REUNION-M. C
 Webb left last night for Portland
 Ore. where he will attend the annua encampment and reunion of the Grand 1 Army of the Republic. SON REACHES FRANCE-W. A Laird of SOP South Central avenue has just received news of the safe arriva overseas of his son Sergeant Waltei Laird of the Fourth regiment, Motol ' Mechanics. Air service. ? WILSON lIMINARY-The pre- ? liminary hearing of Ernest H. Wilson 9 the mining promoter charged with SC ', curing a sum of money from J. G. Gan
 of Glendale by false representation e will take place in Justice Wheeler
 court today.
 e RECORD IN FEES-The report O
 Justice Wheeler to the board of super 0 visors for July shows that the fees col
 lected in his office for that mont o amounted to $500 which is perhaps trecord for any justice of the peace y court in Arizona.
 SETTLING IN PHOENIx-Mr. an,
 Mrs. Armand Chaytor and two daugh
 ters. Matilda and Betsey, arrived il l Phoenix yesterday and expect to mak | their home here. They are guests o | the Adams hotel until they can find ) suitable place for a home. I. ON FEDERAL CHARGE-Trinida \. Arviso, who conducts store on Bu l. chanan between Third and Fourt r. streets, was arrested yesterday l, Y. Deputy Sheriff Nafziger and is bein l. held at the. county jail on charges ore - ferred by the food administration. \. ENJOYING VACATIoN-Selim l. Nicholson. postmaster of Phoenix, ). now enjoying his summer vacatio I. MT. Nicholson intends to spend h vacation impartally between Chicag ). New York and Washington. returnir s. to his duties here when his thirty da e. leave is over
 ,a IN SUPREME CoURT-The case r. the Arizona Eastern Railroad con p, pany, appellant, vs. the County s. Graham. appellee. yesterday was filt i- in supreme court on appeal from u IS superior court of Graham county IT
 
 E. assessment of the Arizona Eastern F. Graham county.
 C. HUMILIATION BOARD - IT l. state tax commission is unusually bu
 this week sitting as an annual boa 1n of equalization, reviewing tax asses n- ments and raising or lowering as the s. judgment dictates. Many hearings a F. being held These will not be COT Fl pleted until Monday when the annu ul state tax levy will be made public. IS, DIES ON COAST E. Johnsto as lately of Phoenix. died at the Lette 2. man Hospital in San Francisco on Ju IS, 2S. MT Johnston was resident n- Phoenix for the past nine years un r. last June having been located at 10 e; East Polk street. During his residen
 here, Mir Johnston gained maj
 friends. His family was with him wh n the end came and is still in Californ I TO SAN FRANCISCO--Mrs L. = Jackson of 1514. West Jefferson stre U departed last evening for San Fra n- cisco to visit with her brother un to after September 1 when she goes
 Los Angeles to visit with friends a IT. see her nephew, Bryan Boonnan. W of was sent from the training camp
 Detroit. Michigan, to Los Angeles eft instructor in balloon observation a to gunnery.
 BIG EXHIBIT coMING-Offic ,n. announcement has been made by Ce . D. Boyce. secretary of the Arizo
 state fair commission. of the secnri l for the 1918 state fair the combln United States government exhi
 which will be shown at only the lal
 est state fairs in the country It l be one of the largest and most int
 esting exhibits ever seen at the A
 zona state fair and should aid ma | riallv in drawing a record crowd to
 exhibition this fall.
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