Arizona republican., 1921-06-05
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UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs - The Western Union is holding tee grams for V. O. Hatcher, Mrs. E. H. Cooper and 1. D. Butler.
 CRITICALLY lLL-T. W. Watson Is critically i'll at St. Josephs hos pltal. Mir. Watson is member of the firm of Watson Brothers, who have the local agency for the Paige automobile
 LEAVE FOR PRESCOTT = MT and Mrs. Otho R. Hill and two chil- dren of 73S West Pierce street. left yesterday for Prescott They will spend the next two or three months in that city and in the mountains of that district, where MT. Hill has min ing interests.
 HOME FROM coAsT-Ed. steph- ems, secretary to the live stock sani- tary board, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he was called some time ago by the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Charles O'Malley. Mrs. O'Malley was out of danger when Mir Stephens left for home 1 ON MOTOR TOUR-Mr and Mrs Andrew H. Miller left yesterday for l a four months motor trip which will I take them to a number of places of interest during the summer months They will stop at Kansas City CT route for New York and later in the season will tour the Atlantic seacoast
 ARRIVE FROM TUcSoN-Colone John H. Martin of Tucson. assistant I United States district attorney, ar rived in the city yesterday accom- panied by Mrs. Martin. Colonel Mar tin comes to bring up odds and ends of the recent term of United Statei court here. Colonel and Mrs. Martin will go from Phoenix to Prescott.
 NEW MINING COMPANY-Th' corporation commissions filing yes
 terday included among other itemI the articles of incorporation of thu Black Rock Mining and Reduction company. The amount of the capita stock authorized was given as $500,
 900 divided into 500. 600 shares at th' par value of $1 each J. B. Johnson and E.. s. Logan of Fresno, are tn
 PIONEER RESIDENT DEAD
 Oliver Geer, pioneer resident of Ari zona and Democratic floor leader C ] the twenty first territorial legisla ture, died in California recently. ac ] cord;ng to word re :eived by Governo ! Thomas E. Campbell yesterday iron Mrs. Sarah J. Weir, a sister of tn deceased. MT. Geer at one time mad
 his home in Congress. Junction an | 06 ! His death occurred at La Vernt ! 1 where the family has made its hom | the past few years.
 ,l IS FOUND G U L T Y-Harol
 A. Thomas yesterday was found guilt , of misdemeanor charge by a jur l in the superior court and will be sen tenced Tuesday morning by Judg Stanford. Thomas was charged wit
 the embezlement of two typewriter
 valued at $50 from the McNeil com pany while employed by that com : pany last October. The jury foun T in it's verdict that the value of tn q property alleged to have been take
 by Thomas was less than $50 in va
 ue. It recommended a suspended sen tence-
 CLOSING Miss Corde lfa Hulburd gave the last monthly re
 cital of the season yesterday after noon at her studio, 50S East Culve l street, presenting pupils of both prl
 mary and advanced grades in we
 preBared and smoothly executed pro
 gram. The players were: Anne Earl
 Judson Earle, Betty Lawhon, Franc
 Salisbury, Robert Lewis, Mary Fran Ji ces Bergman, Electa Berryman, Hal . riet Whitwen, Mary Stanly Woodso
 Betty Beryrman, Betty Seavey an . Rachel Warden. At the close of q : program refreshments ware serve Fl During July and August Miss Hu
 burd will conduct summer class |