Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
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H. Wendell, J. k. Rankin, C. A. Tracy, John D. Morton.
 NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday by the secretary of state to, Theron Richard son of Nogales.
 ROTARlANS' MEETlNG-The Ro- tarians held very interesting busi ness session last night at the New Pal ace Cafeteria. which was attended by a large number of members of the or ganization. After routine matters had been attended to Rotarians Vie E. Hanny and Claude D. Jones, who have recently returned from the coast, gave some interesting experiences of their visits to Los Angeles and Oakland clubs, respectively. PARISH TO REPORT-City Man ager w. A. Parish, who recently re- turned for paving inspection trip to California is preparing an extended report to the city commission rela tive to the paving in the various cities he visited He will also make some recommendations which he be- lieves will have tendency, if
  lem in this city The commission is scheduled to meet next Wednesday evening.
 SLIGHT BLAZE-The fire de- partment was called out yesterday afternoon when an alarm was sounded from box 45 for a slight blaze in a small house in the alley | hot haD n q n street and Second and Third streets. A stick of wood had fallen from the kitchen stove and threatened to set fire to the house The blaze was | extinguished before the department arrived
 MARTIN IS CANDIDATE-John W. Martin, well known member Of
 the Phoenix Typographical Union and former secretary of the Phoe- nix Trades Council is pursuing a very aggressive campaign for the democratic nomination for justice of the peace in the west precinct Of Phoenix He announced last evening that he is quite confident of landing
 the nomination.
 OPENING MONROE SCHOOL The new Monroe school will be thrown open for public inspection or
 Friday afternoon of this week from II o'clock until 6 o'clock. All in- terested persons are invited to visi the school and see for themselves what q modern school building l:
 like. Prof Loper and a corps of as
 sistants will be on hand to show th'
 visitors through and explain the va rous appliances and the new equip ment.
 GOT TOO GAY-Charles Randolph
 was before Judge Mcbride in the cit, Ipoice court yesterday afternoon ol
 a charge of mistreating a horse. H objected to some of the testimony , especially, that of the arresting off , cers and frequently interrupted tn Witnesses. After being admonishe | by Judge Mcbride several times tha f he was in contempt of court, h finally endeavored to call one of tn , witnesses a liar whereupon tn judge ordered his removal to the cit , jail for twenty-four hours and di rected a continuance of the cas
 lagainst him.
 A CORRECTIONAL the an t nouncement day or two ago of tn attendance of the school physicia at the Monroe school for the exam , ination of prospective pupils Tn : Republican stated that Dr. C. l e Palmer, the school physician, Woul = be in the offices of the new Monro r school this week daily from !. o'clock to 12 o'clock in the forenoon e As a matter of fact Dr. Palmer wi 0 be in the school office each mornin t for the present from 8 o'clock until = o'clock and all children who are [, be sent to school this year shQul Q endeavor to see him there before tf
 Iopening of school if possible.