Arizona republican., 1913-07-02

| POTTINGER BAcK-Craig D. Pot ! tinger, the well konWn young news
 paper man of this city returned yes
 terday from a months vacation spent
 in the north and east
 | UP FROM FLORENCE - Waiter Winsor, brother of the chairman o1
 the state land commission, and him. self a guard at the state prison at Florence. was a business visitor to | the city yesterday
 ! MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following marriage licenses were Iissued yesterday: Marshall Mosbarger
 and E;tta Lucetta Crandau; Glen Howard Sowder and Lorraine Hlta Greene William NJ. Whipple and Mar
 cia B. Odam; all residents of Mari copa county.
 CATTLE BOARD IN SESSION. The Arizona Live Stock Sanitary 1 board held another session yester- 1 day in the state house considering
 the question of the inspectorship in
 the state There is quite a good
 deal of business yet to be transacted. l This is a part of the busy season in 1 the office of the cattle board. SECRETARY ALLEN ILL-Hon 1 George II Alien. secretary of the l Arizona Sheep Sanitary commission | in confined to his home wit Ina sev- 1 ere indispositiOn. The many friends l of the efficient secretary. who has | been for years also one of the fore | most newspaper men of the state. will be exceedingly sorry to hear of 1 his sickness.
 PHOENIX GIRL TO STUDY DRAMA Miss Katherine StillwelI of this city. the charming daughter of Attorney and Mrs. w. H. StillWell is now in Los Angeles with her mother and has entered The Egan school for the study of music and drama. She will study under the direction of Thom- as Taylor DriU an eminent voice in structor of Southern California. LA GARDE BACK TO THE HILLS
 First Lieut.. R. D. La Garde, inspec- tor of the National Guard of Arizona left last evening on the Santa Fe
 train for Prescott to continue his va
 cation in the Mile High City. Lieut..
 La Garde returned to Phoenix on Sa-
 turday last for the purpose of being on hand to attend the examinations of officers of the guard for commis-
 sions
 NEW MEMBER OF MEDICAL BOARD-CfOVernor Hunt yesterday announced the appointment of pr
 William H. Sergeant of this city to
 he the member of the state medical
 board to represent the eclectic school of medicine. pr. Sergeant is well
 known in this city having served
 as City Physician for some wears. a
 position which he only recently re-
 iinqutShed. The new board. appoint
 ed under the recently enacted statute
 s now complete
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED The following is the list of auto mobile licenses issued yesterday
 from the office of the secretary of state: No. 2910, heretofore held. John B. Cline of Casa Grandc: 3OO2. F. II. Seelnor Phoenix: 3304. Amos Cook and John Cummand, Thatcher: 3OO5 New state Mining and Reduction Co. AmadorvilIe; 3006, Francis Marion McCabem. Phoenix; 3O07. William Morgan. Lakeside.
 RAILROAD TAX CONFERENCE The State Tax Commission and soy eral representatives of the railroad companies held a conference in the offices of the commission at the state house yesterday relative to the as seSsmcnts on the railroads There were present at the conference C. Y CoWdcn. tax commissioner of the Southern Pacific: F.. F. Cruice of the santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix: and 1 I- IT, Chalmers. representing the Ray | 'leI 13,en ronIe. anu the santa Fe.
 SURVEY ORDERED - Chairman Mulford Winsor of the state land 1 commission received information yes | terday that the department of the l interior had granted the application i of the Arizona land commission for | the survey of 3.5OO, GOO additional acres | of the unSurVeyed domain of the state This work will be done under the | supervision of the United States sur veyOr generals office here As soon as the survey is made it will be open to selection by the state as a part of | the granted lands provided for the 1 enabling act. by which Arizona came into the union.
 AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL-In hon or of Beatrice Steans recent graduate of the famous Tuskegec In stitutc which is presided over by Dr Booker T. Washington. Mr and Mrs Robert Stearns of this city gave a party to their many friends among the colored population of Phoenix last evening. Edgar and James Robinson. who have been students at the ln- dian school here. were also among the guests. More than fifty people were present The evening was crowned with a typical spread of good things A most enjoyable time was had
 SHEEP SANITARY COMMISSION With full complement of the mem bership of the Arizona sheep sanitary present, and with Leroy A. Ladd, secretary to the governor. taking the place temporarily of Sec retary George H. Allen, who is con- fined to his home, the annual meet ing of the commission was convened yestcday in the supreme court cham her of the state house. The condition of the industry was discussed thor 1 Dughly and it was found that without exception almost the sheepmen of the state are in a prosperous condition. One of the important questions for tion was sheep dipping. At [. ir,