Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

nev by Rev. F. D. Raley, of Phoenix. MT. Lininiger will return to Florence as soon as his health permits, to re sume work on the construction oi a big community church whicn is to be built soon. He was much touched by the scI.citude extended him oy the people of Florence at the time of his oe- re9vement.
 LEAVES FOR GLOBE-C. F. Ash ley, accountant with the state tax com mission. left yesterday for Globe, where he will investigate a number Of min ing matters that have come before :he commission.
 PETITIONS FOR TERS-Peti- ton for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of John w. Vaughn, who died in Maricopa county, October 12, 1914, by Vernon L. Vaughn, son. The estate consists of real property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of S170OO The petition will be heard on Tuesday afternoon, July 13. at 1:30 o'clock
 HELD FOR BURGLARY CHARGE Jim Kent, colored, yesterday plead ed guilty before Judge Stanford on charge of burglary, and Nose Brown. colored pleaded not guilty to the same charge Brown will be tried on the charge August G. and Kent was sen fenced by Judge Stanford to serve not less than two nor more than four years in the state penitentiary Kent and Brown are charged with breaking into the store of the Phoenix Seed and | Feed company on May 1.
 | ASSUMES NEW DUTIES-Doane l Merrill, former state examiner, as slmed his new duties as active treas urer of the Salt River Valley Water l Users association July 1. MT. Merrill
 is the first man to hold this position with the Water Users association here.
 as formerly the secretary of the asSocf- a ton performed the duties of treasurer l in addition to his other duties. It was due to the heavy increase in business
 of the association that the treasurer i ship was recently made a separate of flee by the council of the association.
 NEW AUDITOR Roland ! NJ Hall and family are staying at the | Jefferson hotel prior to taking up their residence in this city. MT. Hall comes here from Macon, Ga, as an auditor
 for the new packing plant now being
 constructed five miles east of Phoenix for the Arizona Packing company. MT. Hall has had 15 years experience in the packing business and intends in- stalling for the new company mod
 ern, up to date system of accounts to handle the new business along the ! lines successfully employed by other large packing companies throughout the country.
 OFFICE MANAGER LEAVES-W
 A. Craig, former office manager of the
 Salt River Valley Water Users associ-
 ation, left last night for Los Angeles
 where he will take up similar work
 with Pacific coast interests. Mir Craig has been office manager of the associ-
 ation since January IS. He was an ac-
 countant with the United States recla-
 nation service for four years during
 the time the Salt River project was
 in that organizations control, and
 when the Water Users association
 took over the project, MT. Craig be- came a travelling accountant for the | service, which position he held foI two years and a half.
 HOME FROM CAMPAIGN TOUR
 Justice Charles De Sales Wheeler re- turned yesterday from a tour of the
 southern counties where he was en-
 gagged in promoting his candidacy foI
 the Democratic nomination for secre-
 tarv of state. He visited every county in the south and east except Yuma ana
 said last night that he was gratifieo
 with the reception he received every
 where and the ready promises of Dem | ocratic support in the primary. Hf was accompanied on the overland triI by Mrs. Wheeler. He will remain 1T the city now fer some time, bring ! ing up the affairs of the justices office and preparing for the primary. TheI
 he will set out on a tour by car o the northern counties.