Arizona republican., 1922-06-29

rier on route No. / out of Chandler,
is now taking his vacation He has
been relieved by L. T. Rucker who
is now serving the patrons Of the
route.
Joe Smith in New Business
Joe Smith who formerly conducted
the White House grocery is now in
an entirely new business. He is buy
ing all kinds of fat stock and taking
them to the Arizona Packing COM
pany at Phoenix and has been very
active here of late. He has built UP
quite bushes which has been
needed very much in this locality.
Several on Sick List
Several people throughout the
town are carrying their arm in a
sling and some have had to cease
work because of the effects of vac
cination. Most every person one
meets now has a sore arm which
they are very very cautious in pro-
tecting.
Chandler Quite a Wheat Market
Hundreds of sacks of wheat are
now being brought in by the Indians
from the Pima reservation. The
wheat is bringing fairly good price
and the money received from the sale
is proving a great relief to the ind1-
ans The price has kept around Sl.15
per hundred pouncs so far.
Council Cuts Taxes
The common council met in an ad-
journed meeting Monday for the pur.
pose of making the budget for the
ensuing fiscal year. Because of the
fact that the conditions in the fin
ancial world are not so good as they
have been in the past the council
To I-n
this years budget that was possible
to be made.
The amount of last years budget
to be raised by direct taxation was
S13,63S.27, while the amount for this
fiscal year will be $10.040.20. giving
a reduction to the taxpayers of the
town of $3,0A0.20. Taking this amount
on the same valuation of last year
of the taxable property of the town.
the rate will be cut from $1.16 on the
500 valuation to approximately 81
which gives a rate of 10 mills
The council confirmed the ap-
pointment of E. L. Hall as night po-
liceman, he being the choice of the
incoming city marshal, Joe Sparks
Everett is we'll known by most every
body and has been a resident of this
community for the past three years
and knowing the needs of the towr
it is believed he will make an eX-
cellent officer.
Leaves for Colorado Springs
Miss Alma Beye, who has beer
secretary to the principal of the
Chandler high svchool for the past
several months left here Tuesday
night over the Santa Fe route fo1
Colorado Springs, Colo, where she
will Join her mother. They will both
spend the summer there returning
home about September /.
Home Again From Hospital
Ezra Winn, the younger son of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Winn, whose arms were
broken in an accident at Granite
Reef some months ago, returned
home last Saturday from the st
Joseph hospital at Phoenix. His left
arm is we'll but he still has his right
arm in a cast. II was thought fol
quite while that he would have tt
lose his right arm as it became in
opinion that they could not save it.
Here From Lyman, Colorado
Emery Begley of Lyman, Colo, ar
rived in Chandler Monday evening
for short visit with his brother
A. B. Begley and family. He is also
attending to some business matters
while here. He will return home next
Thursday.
B. c. Armstrong and family OF
Phoenix were visiting his brother
George r. Armstrong and family here
last Saturday evening and Sunday
Mr.. Armstrong is one of the en-
ployes of the Barrows Furniture Co.
of Phoenix.
Painting Service Station
The service station just recently
acquired by TIE c. NJ. Wilson Co.
from Bill Brooks is now receiving 6
COAT of blue paint and the signs vii
be changed from Bill Brooks Service
Station" TO C. NJ. Wilson Service
Station and Ford Dealers" This
service station and sales rooms. wher
completed, will be one of the most
up-to- date of any in the valley
Engineer G. A. McGregor of Bisbee
is the speaker at the Chandler cham
Der of commerce luncheon at the
Suhwaro hotel Thursday noon. His
subject is the use and control of the
Colorado. He will speak of why he is
opposed to the Swing bill and why ht
believes the Glen Canyon structure
is best for Arizonans and everybody