Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-01

IN YAVAPAi-Tax Commissioner
p. ]. Miller has gone to Prescott for
short outing.
NEW NOTARY-A notarial COM
mission was issued yesterday to
Hon. Fred C6utter of Bisbee.
BACK FROM INSPECTION -
State Mine Inspector G. H. Bolin re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Ray,
Hayden and Florence
BACK FROM THE NORTH-State
Engineer Lamar Cobb returned yes
terday afte., a trip through the nor
thern counties.
HANCOCK ANDERSON MAR
RlAGE-Calom Anderson and Ma
saret Hancock were united in mar
riagc yesterday, Judge P. P. Parker
officiating.
HOME FROM THE COAsT-E. J.
Trippell, chief clerk of the office of
the state land commission is at home
after delightful outing at the Cali
.ornia beaches.
MAY SELL STOck-The corpor-
alton commission yesterday granted
permission to the Juniper Flats Gold
Mining company of Bisbee and the
Crown Mill Equipment company of
Miami to issue stock for develop
ment purposes.
PUBLICITY PAMPHLETS - Up
| wards of 5000 publicity pamphlets
Ue.e sent out from the office OF
Secretary of State. Sidney P. Os-
born yesterday. 1t is expected that
an equal number will be mailed ev-
cry day for the next two weeks.
APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR
VEY-The surveyor-general has APP
proved mineral survey No. 3114. May
flower No. 1 lode mining claim, sit
uated in the San Francisco mining
district, Mohave county, Arizona, and
claimed by the Gold Reed Mining
and Milling Co.
TO TEACH AT ALHAMBRA-Mr
and Mrs James King arrived II
town yesterday from Prescott. where
they have been passing an enjoyable
vacation At the opening of schoo
| Mr.. King will teach at Alhambra
Last year he taught at Liberty. Hi
is popular in the Buckeye country
where he has put in over nine year:
in school work.
| EXPRESS COMPANIES FILE :
Wells, Fargo & Company EXPIRES!
and the United Verde and Pacific
Railway company, the only corpora
lions doing an express business il
Arizona yesterday. filed their re
ports with the state tax commission
for the year ending June 80. 1914
The report of the Wells Fargo com
lpany shows a total gross receipts o
800, TAPS after all Transportation
Il charges were deducted. The Unite'
Verde's receipts were $4,000.
SAMPLE BALLOTS IN - The of
flee of the board of supervisors /
busy mailing out the sample ballot
of the republican and p-ogressiv
tickets which came in from tn
printers yesterday. A whole lot Q
work is entailed, it being require
by law that each candidate for of
flee at the, primary election, sha
receive a copy of the ballots. A va
lriety Of other election supplies ar
flooding the office and the officer
are in fora busy time.
/ BOUND OVER TO KEEP PEAC
1.-THE judgment withheld from Sat
urday in the case of August Frick
found guilty of uttering threats, wa
passed yesterday by Judge Parke
defendant being put under a peae
bond of $500. The whole case wa
o neighbors' quarrel one party {
Germans and another of American
being in constant antagonism, arisin
out of trifles and petty disagree
ments. In passing judgment Jude
Parker took it upon himself to eau
ton all the parties in the case VIII
were before him as witnesses, to d
nothing calculated to lead to viola
ton of the peace bond.
GUNS for rent. Pinney q Robin