Arizona republican., 1914-07-17

NEW NOTARY - A notarial com- mission was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to II. J. Hughes of Tucson.
 DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT ON VACATION-L. H, Buckstegge. dep uty clerk of the superior court, is en- toying his annual respite from duty, and is just taking it easy at home.
 TAX HEARING-On application of Gibson Taylor. attorney for the rail- | roads, the state tax commission yes terday fixed August as the date for hearing in the matter of valua- tion of the Arizona Eastern and Phoenix & Eastern.
 WINNERS HOLD FEAST The | members of the Winners Bible class will go to Riverside park this even ing at 7:30 o'clock, where a water melon feast is scheduled. All mem bers of the organization are expected to attend
 RENDERED RESIGNATION P Jones of Mesa. who has accepted the | position of assistant superintendent of irrigation under the reclamation service. yesterday rendered his resig- | nation as member of the house Of representatives of the state legisla I ture The resignation was accepted by Governor Hunt
 TWO WEDDINGS YESTERDAY- Marriage licenses were issued and 1 the marriage ceremony performed in both cases by Judge John C. Phillips yesterday, uniting George Shafer of Little Rock, Ark, and Lucy Snyder of Memphis, Tenn; and William Chester Seeley of San Bernardino, Cal. and Grace Belle Gano of Gin cinnati, O.
 GRAPES FROM MESA ARE AP- |PRECIATED-The offices of the board of supervisors in the city hall were | the scene of d general scramble yes terday afternoon. for there reposed | crate of a fine sample of grapes from the vines of b C. Rabbit of Mesa,
 who has been shipping large quantl- l ties to the east.
 ASSAULT CASE HELD OVER - l Emilio Valdez was before Judge Par
 ker's court yesterday on two charges
  case was held over to await acton or the superior court. bail being flXed III the sum of $500 on each charge.
 WANTS HOME FOR DOG-Hu- .nane officer J. W. Canning has anotr- CT pet dog for which he wants nome, The animal is handsome black anu white dog that has been made a per feet pet. He is about two years old. Al present he is being taken care Of at the home of Mrs. Keddie opposite ll1
 East Van Buren street.
 MRS. COLONY GOES EAST
 Mrs. Pauline l. Colodny, business man. ager of The Arizona Teacher leaves
 this morning for the largest centers
 of the east in the interest of the mag azine While way Mrs. Colodny eX- pects to spend a good deal of her time in New York, where she has many
 friends. having lived there for years
 MRS. KENDRIck HERE-Mrs. Ad-
 elaide Kendrick came in yesterday
 morning from Los Angeles and Venice where she has been looking after hel . property interests and visiting hel daughter, and she is going to spenc few days with her son, George Ken , drick and family, residing at : Eff
 teenth Ave before she returns to he
 home in Bisbee.
 ROTARiANS REGULAR SESSION The regular monthly meeting of th
 Rotary club will be held this eveninj
 at 6:30 in the American Kitchen. Il addition to the routine business tha
 has to be transacted there is one ques
 tion to be discussed that is providin some talk already. It is none othe than bird pot pit the material fo u which was furnished from the read
 gun of Rotarian Harry M Blair, wh
 yesterday essayed forth for fields t
 conquer.
 LOOKING FOR HIS BROTHER
 Assistant Postmaster Anderson yes t terday received letter from Harriso t B. Hale of Van Buren. Arkansas, ask t ing for information as to the where e abouts of his brother. Landon Taylc
 Hale. whom he has not seen for fort 7. years. The missing man is about { IT years of age. His brother is seventy y four years old and is anxious to SC s' him again before he dies He la: T heard that Landon Taylor Hale's ad E. dress was given as Phoenix, AriZon; " -O--