Arizona republican., 1913-06-14
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tons Ot state land made bN the land commission and filed in the office of the registrar of the land office here amount to 45,0OO acres.
 COMMISSIONER BYRNE RE- TURNS Land Commissioner Cy. Byrne returned last evening from Casa Grande. where he went early this week to look over possible selections for state land filing.
 MIAMI ATTORNEY-F. c Jacobs attorney for the Van Dyke interests in the Miami Townsite company is
 in the city on business. While here MT Jacobs seized the opportunity to
 take out an automobile license. MISS NORCROSS LEAVES - Miss M Norcross, who usually makes Phoe- nix her winter home, leaves for the coast on Wednesday, Miss NOrcross
 has been staying at Scottsdale with friends during the past winter MARSH GUILTY-John Marsh. who was charged with tile illegal sale of liquor. was found guilty by a jury yesterday in the superior court and sentence was deferred pending q mo- tion for a new trial.
 HELD TO ANSWER Rafael Qui- jada and Jose CoveZ, who were ar rested by the city police a few nights l ago on d charge Of stealing a watch. and one of whom drew d knife on the officers, were given hearing be l fore Judge Johnstone yesterday and | were held to answer to the superior court in the sum of $500 each. ] MADE THE RECORD HERE The ] current number of "Breed"r and l Sportsman features in the frontis- piece Caloklin, 2:07l4. the record hay 1 ing been made on the state fair track. l 1,.- 1grf.-.4 l of Los Angeles.
 l SPECIAL vENiRE EXCUSED = | The special venire called for the | criminal session now being held in the l superior court Was excused Nester- l day until further notice The regular
 iurvmeu. other than those n"W engag- | ed in the Knight trial, were excused until Monday at l:30 o'clock.
 i Jo CONNOR'S LANDED PRO- 1 PRIETOR-Despite its being Friday the Thirteenth. Jo Connors, Who's l Who Jo. yesterday closed q deal with
 John Dunlap for a house and lot south of the capitol The lot c"n- tains an acre and Jo is planning to 1 stock the place with pig, COW and | lalready he has five chickens as well as a hen setting on thirteen duck eggs NIT. and Mrs Corners will I move t0 f'uOtIliN siS SRDA4 ''.T 4'Nf Who is off the press some time in 1 July.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES There has been something of q falling off Tn the number of automobile licenses that have been issued from the office of the secretary of state during the last week The week previous showed applications 1 rollins, in at the rate of twelve a day, but this week four appears to be about the average The following Were issued
 yesterday: 2910. r. C. Jacobs. Globe; 29l1. C. F. Hawley. Eisbee 29l2 \" c. Randall. Florence; 2913, W. l.. Woo
 ten. Klondyke.
 j. c. ADAMS, COOK-It is not gen
 erallv known that J. C. Adams of the hotel of that name is q cook of very | great knowledge: but this was demon
 strated in very nice way, the CIT cumstances Of which have just be come public The other day J C. Was called to the telephone by some uh- fknown. and it was a long distanc" call fat that Without announcing his name or occupation the speaker at the other end said: Say, We want
 YOU to decide a bet here for us. bet Jim that there is cabbage in New England boiled dinner. and he bets me there ain't Now, there IS cab haze in it. ain't there2" Sure an swered J C. and he hung up the phone. There is some talk of talk ing MT Adams into the Cooks unloh-
 COTTON GIN AT MESA-Super-
 iintendent Scott of the Ariona East ern. accompanied by James A. Ald-
 rige and II A. Severinghaus, Of the
 Universal Fibre Gin Co, left yes
 tterdav afternoon on his Red FHer ! for Mesa to select site Tor the Slh-
 nerv and warehouse to be erected for the Universal Fibre Gln co. ne
 nlant will be of sufficient capacity to handle all of the cotton grown in
 the Salt River Valley for years to come The company is made up ol hueincss men whose high standing m the commercial and financial clrcles
 of Phoenix is an indication Of the certain success of the enterprise. FUNERAL OF MRS. TERRY-
 The funeral of Mrs. Clara l.. 1trfA' l was bel3 "Wednesday afternoon from
 inc residence of her sister Mrs bs ' : ron Hartwell. Interment was Ihdue
 1 in Greenwood cemetery Besides t""
 sons James R. and Jasper NeWtoi' ,rs Terry leaves her mother. Mr5-
 R. F. Lynch of HaHuen' Ni.l' c,dI; ? father s. B. Scott, who lives in call : fornia. three brothers, Harry Iho"- ! as and Ralph Scott and two sisters f Stella L. scott and Mrs, Byron Hart "G plLIeENr INSPECTOR "A dili- r gent inspector of the Live StocN
 Sanitary board in certain quarle. rte.
 of the state found some sheep 'h"' , were about to be shipped and kho" $ ] inp that sheep are live stock anu believing that the Live Stock o"iil ; tary Board had jurlsdlctloh | '!- ,+ocl, immediately inspected
 ,ran, collected the money from the , - ,d sent if in to the office oi 9 inc board in Phoenix. He was no" s ever informed that the i've Sto0h : sanitary board had no Jurlsolctiol ,i k over sheep, even if they were ilv :,
 stock. leaving that to the 0"eel