Arizona republican., 1919-06-13
trians received peace terms.

Stanford for arraignment yesterday, He asked until 9;30 o'clock Monday morning in which to offer his plea. The request was granted by the court. Lemons was returned from Oklahoma to answer to the charge.
 MINING MAN PASSES kWAY- Word has been received 'that W. F. Mckee, superintendent of machinery for the Calumet and Arizona Mining company. for many years and one Of the best known citizens of Cochise county, has passed away. MT Mckee had long been connected with import ant developments in mining machinery in Arizona, particularly al Bisbee and AJo. He died June II at Warren, and i is survived by one married daughter.
 FIND STOLEN sulCK-The six cylinder Buick automobile which was stolen from the yard of the Central school building Wednesday afternoon. was found yesterday about !: 30 ?. m | hidden in a grove of mesquite brush | between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. The tires had been taken from the wheels, but no other damage was done to the machine, The car wtls the property of l.. W. Peters of the Greene X Griffith Real Estate company.
 BIG CATTLE SALE-One of the most successful auction sales of dairy cattle held in, recent weeks was con ducted by Auctioneer C. c. McMurlry F miles west of Phoenix on he Yuma road yesterday. The herd of Mathewr &, Sons, consisting of lG0 head. was sold, prices ranging from S100 10 S170 the head with large majority selling at from $40 to S160. The herd con sisted of young cattle fall classes
 TO HOLD FESTIVAL - Rebekahs and Odd Fellows of Phoenix win give a lawn festival al the southwest cor ner of Madison street and Second avenue tonight. Each lady is re- quested to bring q lunch basket or box containing refreshments for two. the same to be sold at auction to the high est bidder. Funds secured from the sale of these boxes will go into the fund for furnishing the new odd I'el lows home. Friends of the two orders are cordially invited to attend
 SCHOOL HOLDS PICNIC = AS a grand finale to the 191S-19 school year in the Litchfied district, picnic was held June s, the closing day, in the wooded tract east of the village Teachers, pupils and parents were ir
 
 spent. Those present have expressed their appreciation to Mir. Waterhouse plantation superintendent and 10 MT Keegan, Litchfield business man. fol the abundant supply of ice cream do- mated by them.
 SECRETARY OF STATE RETURNS Nit Sims, secretary Of state is back on the job, after an absence of some D weeks. He went to Goldthwaite, the county seat of Mills county. Texas. foi a family reunion. and while ia Texas looked over the oil situation in various T parts of the new fields. At Goldth- waite he was greeted by two brothers from northern Texas who live there one brother from Alabama another } from Arizona, and other relatives toC ' numerous to mention. : TO NATIONAL TAX MEETING-C , NJ. Zander, chairman of the Arizona , state tax commission, left last nigh for Chicago to attend the annual ma tional tax convention, being a member of the executive committee of tha 5 body. Before leaving Alr. Zander an l nounced that he will make every effor , to bring the next national tax conven- tion to Arizona, and would invite al the delegates to this convention to at ; tend the Arizona state tax conferenc, at the Grand Canyon the week begin. ming July 21.
 FIRE LOSS IS st7,0oo-Total los , when the l. L. Sturges barn at Peorii was destroyed by fire Tuesday night i now estimated at $17,000. divided Sl000 to the barn and S10,0O0 to th contents. Of the 400 bales of hay con sumed by the flames. 2j0 bales wer the property of MT. Sturges, his los being 5000, mostly covered by insur ance. The remaining 150 bales wer the property of ranchers of the com munity on which there was no insur ance. Loss on the barn was covere by insurance to the extent of abou two thirds of the value. A car of whea on the track nearby was also de stroyed resulting in a loss of S2,00t The wheat was the property of Nil Bowers