Arizona republican., 1915-08-12

NEW NOTARY-A notarial commits sion was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to John H. Martin Of Tucson.
 "CYCLONE DAVIS" COMING Word was received yesterday by Gov Hunt that Congressman J. H. Davis of Texas. would pass through Arizona about the last of next week, en route to the Pacific coast where he will make a number of addresses. He will probably speak at Tucson and Phoenix during his visit to Arizona.
 MINERAL PATENTS. Patents have been granted from the land office to mining companies as fol- lows: To the Calumet and Arizona, the Taft lode, in the Warren dis trict: to the Copper Queen. the Cen tral lode in the old Hat mining dis trict, Pima county; to the High Jinks Gold Mining company, the High links claim in the Old Hat mining district: to the Savoy Mining com panv. the Hilda claim in the Tiger mining district.
 BACK FROM ORENcE-Gover- nor Hunt and George w. Coleman, president of the common council of Bos- ton, returned to the city early yester- day afternoon after a visit to the state prison at Florence. MT. Coleman was greatly interested in the trip and in what he saw at the prison. He left last evening for san Diego, where he will deliver two addresses early next week. Those in the party were the governor MT. Coleman, Dr. w. O. Sweek, and Clyde l. Timberlake, editor of the Arizona Labor Journal
 PLANNING SUBDIVISlON-A doz- en representative citizens of Tempe met with State Land Commissioner Moeur yesterday to discuss the prOpo- sition of subdividing and selling the tract lying just west of the railroad station. The matter will be taken up at once by formal application, but ow- ing to the length of time it will take for the publication of the various mo- tices prescribed by law it will be some time before the matter will come up to the land department for action. It is believed that the state will act favor ably in the matter.
 SEEKING BROTHER. - A. F. .Starke of Basin, Mont, has written Chief of Police George O. Brisbois asking for information as to the whereabouts of his brother, Law renee Edgar Starke, who came to | Arizona about two months ago suf- fering with tuberculosis. Since he reached Arizona no word has been received from his by his brother in | Montana. He is uncertain to what part of Arizona his brother went to and writes here in the hope of securing some information as to | his whereabouts and condition of l health.
 MOOSE SOCIAL-Every arrange ment is complete for the holding of a midsummer ice cream social and dance this evening at Moose Home,
 under the auspices of Phoenix lodge,
 No. 7OS, Loyal Order of Moose. The
 Moose Home is one of the coolest
 spots in town and a right royal good
 time is assured in comfortable
 quarters. A general admission fee
 of fifty cents will be charged gen tlemen and ladies will be admitted
 free. There will be ice cream and
 cake besides other refreshments and
 dancing. The public is cordially in- | vited to attend.
 HEARING PROCEEDS TODAY - The hearing of the contest in the matter of the Cameron claims in tn, hdIAoiidi Lichulueli Ol tile NTidtiu NdH yon will proceed Shis morning before Receiver Birdno of the land office The case has been continued by the receiver, word having been received that United States Judge Sawtelle al l Prescott had set a hearing of an ap- plication for a restraining order fol yesterday morning. The application
 was dismissed. The chief of the field
 division and attorneys for the land
 department returned from Prescott
 late last night.