Arizona republican., 1913-06-01
cHAUFFEuRs LICENSES

ford. 411 Robert NJ Root Wilcox: IFS. Harold NJ Sykes. Flagstaff CIVIL SERVICE TEsT-The local board of civil service examiners an nOunces competitive examination in the federal building here on June 24, for the position of forest and field clerk
 GOES TO DOUGLAS-J. V Bergen. tax commissioner of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway system, who has heen in the city for the past three days in connection with the tax valuation of
 the system he represents will leave this evening for Douglas on business. HAWKINS HOME-W A. Hawkins, of Hawkins and Franklin. general counsel of the Fl Paso and Southwest ern railway, who has been in the city
 for the past few days appearing be-
 fore the corporation commission on inn
 portaut business. left yesterday morn
 ing for his home ill Fl Paso,
 NEW FLOOR TILES - Custodian Keen of. the state house has lately had
 force or men employed in replacing
 the defective tiles on the floor of the
 state house with new tiles When the
 work is finished the floors WIl look still better
 JUDGE DUFFY HERE-Honorable Frank J DuffN of the superior court of Sant. Cruz county has been in
 Phoenix for the past two days sit ting as special judge with the sup reme court in hearing certain cases in which Justice Cunningham was disqualified
 ELECTION CANVASS.-Under the local option law. which governs the elections like the one held on Thursday in this city. the county board of su- pervIsor~ canvass the returns on the eleventh day following the election. This will make the canvass fall on Thursday June 10 unless Sundays ar" counted Otherwise it will be on the 1 1th instant
 POPULAR COUPLE WED-Edna Louise stewart. daughter If C. C. 1 stewart a well known real estate man of this city and Louis r, Wilson, were united in marriage last evening a the Christian church by Pastor r. \. Phil | lips The happy pair will be at home to their friends at F. south Eighth 1 avenue after June f. MT Wilson is the son of Deputy Sheriff Billy Wilson, and is popular amongst his numerous friends
 IN THE SUPREME COURT 1 There were motions Tor rehearingS i in the eases recently decided by the supreme court made Ne~tordav. Each 1 motion however was denied The eases We're as follows l2a9 The Arizona Eastern railway company v~ Globe Hardware company: and 1264 ! Solomon NieNer4ham NS. the Arizona 1 Eastern Railway company Both cases were originally tried hE the l district court oC the territory in and 1 for the county of Gila.
 i MANY PRISONERS ARRAIGNEO- A large number of prisoners who are awaiting trial in the superior court 1 were arraigued yesterday afternoon 1 before Judge Philips and the week of l June has been set for their hearing ] before jury Among those arraigned { were Jack ColIettc accused Of horse stealing. sam Mandarich alleged burg 1 lar and Robert Berry accused of con
 structive rape The jury at the next l criminal session will have a very busy ! time as there i- murder trial and q ! whole lot of felony cases
 l HOLMES IN GLOBE-J l. Ho,- mes sales manager of the overland l Auto CO., made Very satisfactory ! round trip tp Globe this week ! Holmes always feels at home in l Globe which is an Overland town, 1 he says. with over forty of the 1 right kiul' of machines there He
 vas accompanied by his fathcr-in ! law George N Bell. a well known , ,lincyardist of Fresno California. kAvho like most Calfornians was IgrcatIy impressed with the beauty l and fertility of the Salt River Val Icy. and particularly by the immea- surabIe value of the big water bank | at Roosevelt
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - The | following is the full list of auto l- 1 censes issued by the office of the secretary of state at the state house yesterday: 2S26 Zundcu and Young. Stafford: 2827 Mrs. X. A. Chapin. 1 Douglas: 2S2S. Sturges Hay &s Grain | co. Phoenix: 2829. NJ w Jenkins, Cochise: 2830. Warren F. Snyder, Yuma: 2931. James Haley Kingman: 2932 Thomas Riggs, Dos Cabezas: 2933. J IT Armstrong. WinsloW: 2S34 Joseph SchnealzeI Mesa: 2S25, 1 Baswitz Cigar Company Phoenix; 2S36 Edward NJ. Doe. Flagstaff: 2S@7, M. J Donohue, Douglas; 28@S. l Daniel Herandez. Phoenix 2829 M. ] F. Rehn. City.
 BILLIKEN CLUB ELECTS-The Blliken booster club were delightfully."-
 entertained last Thursday evening at 1 the home of Miss Alice Arendell, on ] North Second street. II was a May
 fete each guest being dressed to rep
 resent flower. The spacious rooms and lawn were elaborately decorated with flags. masses of sweet peas and
 Japanese lanterns. Music and games
 were the evenings entertainment. De
 lightful refreshments were served. The
 following officers were elected: presi-
 dent, F.. E. Anderson; Vice-president
 | Florence Tremaine; secretary, Miss Eff
 fife Pierce; treasurer, Miss Alice Aren-
 l dell.
 ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
 l At an important ConclaVe on Mon
 day, June ,, the order of the Temple