Arizona republican., 1913-07-08
THoRALDsoN's vAcATioNINe-

vacation.
 FINE ROSES-C B. Holloway of this city is one of the most enthusiastic rose growers of this city. Yesterday he presented splendid specimens of full bloomed roses to the board of trade. HOFFECkER HERE-Among the business visitors to the capital city of Arizona during the last week have been l.. w. HOffecker, a prominent business man of Fl Paso, who contemplates put ting in a branch here.
 JUDGE SLOAN RETURNS-Judge Richard E. Sloan of this city returned | last evening from a trip taken to his l former home in Prescott. Judge Sloan spent the Fourth in the Mile High City. MURPHY AWAY-Dode Murphy, deputy state treasurer, who halls from the populous suburb of Wickenburg to Phoenix is taking a short lay off visit | ing friends in Yavapai county. WISE'S LEAVE-AmOng those who started for the California beaches yes terday to spend the summer vacation were MT. and Mrs. F. B. Wise and | family of BPS North Fourth avenue. TELEPHONE EARING-Chairman l Paul Geary and StenOgrapher Jack Palmer after spending the Fourth of
 
 1 Johns Apache county for the purpose 1 of inquirng into the telephone situa- tiOn on the line that runs from HoI- i brook to St. Johns.
 McGILLEN BACK.-R. F. McGillen, 1 the efficient assistant secretary of state has returned from his midsummer i trip to Kirkland. Congress Junction | and Prescott. MT McGillen's home is in Yavapai county and he always has a good time when he goes there. SECRETARY WEIGH RETURNS | Harry Welch, boostmaster extra aOrdin- l ary and secretary of the local board | of trade returned yesterday morning 1 from Prescott where he went to enjoy the hospitality of the Mile High City. | GETS DIVORCE-Mrs.W Willie Bailey l was granted a decree of divorce yes i terday against her husband J. Frank ] Bailey. The plaintiff alleged that the i cruelty and drunkenness of the defen- i dant was responsible for her martial | woes.
 ] PETERSON CAPTURES TWO 1 Marshal Peterson of Mesa brought two | prisoners to the county jail yesterday. l John w. Gonzales charged with burg 1 lary and Ben Felix who is alleged to have sold liquor without first paying the license by law prescribed. VACATIONS ON-Vacations have 1 begun at the state house already and many of the young lady employees have l started taking their regular summer lay | offs. Under an agreement reached be- 1 tween the board of control and the of l ticials of the state the vacation this 1 year will be extended to one month in l stead of two weeks as formerly.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Kenneth Bates and Mabel Wallace, both resi- dents of Phoenix; Otto Johnson of 1 Maricopa and Lena R. WeatheraI of !Cirlin, Drew county, Arkansas. l D. Nj. JOHNSON HURT-D. NJ. l Johnson, the shoe man of this city was l painfully hurt yesterday afternoon as a l result of being kicked on the ankle by his horse. The injury is not serious
 but will, force MT. Johnson to use crutches to assist his locOmOtiOn for sometime.
 MEDICAL BOARD APPOINTED- Governor Hunt will this morning of ficially announce the appointment of | the state medical board under the pro- | visions of the new medical law of the l state. The selections of the members of the board have already been an i nounced from the executive office and all that now remains is to make the
 official appointments.
 COBB IN THE NORTH-State En-
 gineer Cobb is visiting in the northern part of the state He will confer with the boards of supervisors of Yavapai CocOnino and MOhave counties before
 he returns from the present trip. Road
 work in the north as between counties
 and county seats is now attracting a
 great deal of attention from the en-
 gineers department.
 SOME CUCUMBERS-W. II. Shir- 1 ley, who lives on the Indian car line
 planted some cucumber seed that he
 received through the board of trade
 from the United States department of l agriculture, and which were set in the
 ground on April 15. yesterday brought
 to town some splendid specimens of the
 ripe vegetable the fruit of the seed. The
 cucumbers have been placed upon ex-
 hibition.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED Quite a large number of automobile licenses have been coming in to the office of the Secretary of State lately | The office was open but half a day l on Saturday. yet Saturdays and yes | terday's issues show twenty new ap- plicatiOns granted. The following is
 the list for the two days: 3O22, A B
 Fancher, Kingman; 3O23, G. E. Head 1 Duncan; 3024, C. B. Palmer. Phoenix 3025, R. C. Kaufman, Winslow: 3O26 | L. C. TaylOr. Phoenix; 3O27; D. A
 McReynolds. Phoenix; 3028, w. T
 Jennings. Globe; 3O29, A l.. Cross | Tucson; 303O, S F. Noon Nogales l 3e31. Otto H. Herold. Nogales: 3O32
 A. H. Noon; Nogales; 3O33, James c
 Elaine, Phoenix; 3O3O, $. Y. Barkley
 Tucson; 3O35. Lester Ruffner. Pres