Arizona republican., 1914-08-14
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 hamtoh, N. Y, were united in mar riage on Wednesday evening
 ON YAVAPAI RANCH-B. w. Get singer and wife are enjoying stay on their Willow Creek ranch in Yava- pal county. They are making their vacation useful by experimenting some changes in the arrangements on their valuable property. 4
 ROTARY CLUB LUNcHEoN-The Phoenix Rotary club will hold the weekly luncheon at the American Kitchen today at noon sharp. An interesting program has been pre- pared and large attendance of Ro- tarians is expected.
 FOR THE LOWER HOUSE-Guy Acocks yesterday filed his nomina a- tion petition bearing the required the office of member of the lower house of representatives MT. Acocks Is 9 democrat.
 MINE CONGRESS CALL-Secre tary J. F. Callbreath, of the Ameri- can Mining Congress, has announced that he will prepare the official call for the session to be held in Phoe- e- nix the week beginning December z. The call will go out about Septem- Der 1. ,....
 LAWNS UETTERS-The Repubii- . cans article on the widow wOman's three homesteads has brought Jim Lavin fame and two letters. One is from Charles J. McElroy, now vaca tioning in California, and the other lis from Mrs. Mathilda Mccoy, of Chiricahua, who inquires about the possibilities of entry by women.
 HEARING ToDAY-The matter of the application for a permanent in- Junction restraining the secretary of state from placing the county divi- sicn bill on the ballot in November comes up for hearing this morning in superior court It is understood that advocates of the creation of Mi- ami county will be present to contest the injunction.
 HAYOEN'S AlD-Learning that a proposition was up in the house to finance cotton by allowing govern ment money on warehouse certifi- cates, the board of trade yesterday wired Mir. Hayden asking him to protect the interests of the Salt RiV- CT valley farmers. Twelve thousand acres of valley land will produce cotton this season. e-5
 TWO WEEKS TO REGISTER The lest call to register is out; there remain but two weeks in which 10 put in for that Vote. Since the registration office has been open there has been goodly response both from the city and the provinces. but there yet remain a great number of citizens eligible to vote who have Tot yet added their names to the list.
 WOMAN DELEGATE-Acting on the request of the woman's auxiliary department of the American Roads Congress. Governor Hunt yesterday appointed Mrs. Eugene Brady ONeill of Phoenix as one of the delegates from Arizona to the fourth American Road Congress, which meets at Att .lanta December 9-14. There will be three other delegates to the congress from Arizona. .---.--.
 TO AVOID CAR ShORTAGE-The corporation commission yesterday is- sued an. order advising shippers and receivers of freight to load and re- lease cars as expeditiously as possi- ble, and when possible to load cars to capacity. The action was taken on account of the great need of cars at the present time for moving crops, and in order to assist in accomplish ing the maximum efficiency Tn the movements of cars.
 NOMINATION PETITIONS FILED Wiley E. Jones yesterday filed his declaration of intention and nomina- : tion petitions for the office of at tC.ney general, subject to the deci- sion of the democratic primaries. A nomination petition favoring the can didacy of Thomas F. Rynning for state treasurer on the republican ticket was also filed with the secre tary of state. Rynning was at one time captain of the Arizona rangers and for a number of years warden of the territorial prison.
 SUBSTANTIAL SAvING-Through the new scheme of central buying of supplies, by the combined purchase for a number of school districts, a substantial saving has been effected. Hitherto the school districts of Mari copa had made purchases of supplies individually. Under the new proposi- tion a number of districts combine in one large order which is advertised for bids from the local business hous- es. The bids were opened Wednesday at the office of the county school superintendent, and In that depart ment satisfaction is expressed over the economy made by the transac- tions.
 SUIT TO PERFECT TITLE-Louis Melcze.' has filed an action with the clerk of the superior court.s against the unknown heirs of Peter Micha, deceased, to restrain them from fur ther claim upon property now in the possession of plaintiff Melczer is owner in fee simple of lot No. 1 in hlock 43. in the city of Phoenix Plaintiff is informed and believes that during his lifetime Peter Micha made some claim to the premises ir question. Micha died in Phoenix In f1SSS, and since that time certain heirs. unknown to plaintiff. have laid claim to the premises Plaintiff asks r for an order to restrain the defen.