Arizona republican., 1913-11-12

O. alleged to be due and unpaid.
 JUDGE PHILLIPS RESTING -i Judge Phillips of the superior court spent yesterday on a hunting trip, taking a short rest from the trials of his court for the past five weeks. His honor will be back on the job today.
 TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED Fife J. Watkins filed suit against F. c. Watkins yesterday for absolute divorce and J. F. w. Angel filed suit against his wife Anna for divorce The first case alleges nOn-support, whilst the second one alleges incom- patibility of temper.
 COLONEL SHARPE'S DATES - Colonel Alfred c. Sharpe. U. S A, who has been detailed by the war department to make inspection of certain national guard companies, will begin his task at Yuma with Compan- ies II and l. on November r. following that with an inspection at Tempe the next day; on November 19 he will be at Mesa, and on the goth at Pres coJt. Colonel Sharpe is one of the senior colOnels of the army and is on duty with the Colorado national guard.
 MUST HAVE LIGHTS - Orders were issued yesterday from the office of the chief of police that officers pay particular attention to automobiles in Phoenix running with license tags displayed on the rear of the machines and those having no tail lamps It is reported that there is q tendency upon the part of the drivers of many machines to ignore the city ordi- nances requiring tags and tail lamps iS q law in this respect must be obeyed. SEEKING SHURMAN-A telegram was received at the police station | last evening from Mrs. Shurman of Sewickley Pa, asking aid in locating 1 her son, $. w. Shurman, thought to | be in Phoenix. The telegram stated ! that he was likely to be employed on | a street ear line or some similar Vo- cation. The message further stated | that the father of the young man sought had just died and the mother had been unable to locate him to con vey to him the sad intelligence WANTS ARIZONA TAX LAWS Al bert F. Campbell of Canastota, New 1 York, who is codifying the tax laws
 of the state of New York, as well as preparing al report for the next legis- 1 lature upon possible tax legislation. | | commission, asking for al copy of Arizona's tax laws, i'll order that he may see what is doing along that line in Arizona. The commission yes l terday took steps to comply with the !; gentIemen's request
 NO WORK FOR WOMEN IN CALL FORNlA-Mrs Evelyn E. Keck. gen
 eral secretary of the Young Women's Christian association in san Fran cisco has written to Governor Hunt asking him to use his best influence to dissuade young women from going 1 to California in search of employ
 ment from now on Mrs. keck says that unscrupulous persons have been
 spreading the information broadcast
 that there is plenty of work in San 1 Francisco on account of the cXposi- tion in 1915, and as a result the | country is becoming oVerrun with
 young women from every walk of life almost in search of work There is
 no work in California in connection
 with the fair or anything else, Mrs Keck informs the governor
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 Tucson: H. H. Dean, Springfield; w
 $. Fraser and wife, New York; A. Mo
 rales, San Francisco; p. s. Castelman Riverside; Yale Caruthers. Yuma; w
 J. Sullivan, San Francisco; Geo. J
 Montz, Los Angeles; L. Gibson, Los
 Angeles; J. s. Cohen, New York; x
 Rothman, New York: Sol. c. Linden
 thoI. Chicago; L. H. Finnebough. New York; w. H. Turner, Los Angeles; \
 N. FiIldman. Denver; w. c. Green, Sar Francisco; w. C. Nudbery, FOndullac' NJ L. Stevenson, Denver; F. w. Grow | and wife St Louis, Mo; MT. and Mrs
 w. O. Hill. Los Angeles; F. A. Zundell
 SheybOygan, Wis; Mrs. A. E. Dumie
 sten, Los Angeles; w. F.. Osborne
 Phoenix; C. H. Heater, Nogales; R. M
 Harding. San Francisco; J. B. Ryan Globe; c. C. Harris. Globe; Mrs. V. M
 Smith, Mesa: Lee Richlin. Tucson; F
 F. Buchard Washington, D. C.; F'ranl
 w. Levy, New York; J. s. Woody, Sc
 attle; H. H. Hick, Seattle; J. F. w D Ritter, Lowell, Mass; H. J. Hilton l Ray; Sid Zimmerman, Globe; E. H
 Baldwin, Elephpant Buttes; A. F. Ben I nett, Tucson; Geo Freeman, Tucson 1R T. Jones, Winkelman; James F . | Record, Tucson; Jas. Haggie, Tucson t w. A. HolbrOok. Omaha. Neb.; Mis- = HOllbrOOk, Omaha, Neb.; F. J. Huxt V bill, Douglas; H. M Hartley, Tucson l Mrs w H. Wheeler, Los Angeles; W e | A. Riker, Clifton; F. Eckerdorff, Nev v York; J. J. Keegan Jr., Tucson; J. \ f Christman. Morenci, Ariz.; J. R. Par = hay, Morenci5s Ariz.; J. c. WickbrooE a Morenci Ariz.; Al Turner, Moreno : Ariz. Dan Mathers. Tucson.
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