Arizona republican., 1915-10-07


 l Gov and wife. Cleveland.
 MONEY FOR RENTALS-Thes state | land department yesterday transmitted I to the state treasurer approximately | $42S0 received for rentals from the lease of school lands.
 1 DANCING GLASSES high school class in dancing; also a young boys and ! girls class is opening this afternoon at
 the Arizona School of Music. In the evening a young peoples class Will as semble
 WILLIAMS AFTER VENlSON- Harrison Williams, motor deputy of | the sheriffs office will leave today for a vacation in the Roosevelt district. i, Williams will hunt deer during his l several days absence.
 l RETURN FROM THE COAST - 1 Mrs. Chester D. Reed, Mrs. Katie Fox and Miss Amelia J. Brown returned l to their home in this city yesterday after an enjoyable vacation of four months which they spent at various points on the coast.
 l MORE LAND SELECTIONS-The 1 state land department yesterday filed | in the United States land office selec- | tions amounting to 5123 acres in Co., 1 chise county The land lies near the | San Bernardino grant.
 TRANSFER PRISONERS - The 1 board of control yesterday authorized the transfer of 19 prisoners from the state prison to the guard camp near Bisbee One prisoner is to be added to the force in the honor camp. PROTEST CATTLE VALUATlON- J. Howard Hughes appeared before the state tax commission yesterday on be- half Of himself and H. B. Hughes to protest against the assessment of cat tie in Maricopa county. The commission has asked for additional data in the matter.
 ASYLUM LEASES FARM-The board of control yesterday authorized the lease by the state asylum for in sane Of 50 acres from Frank Luke. The land is to be used for pasture for stock owned by the asylum. It is located one mile east Of the asylum on the Tempe road
 INVESTMENT co. PERMIT-The Oatman Consolidated Mines company was yesterday granted an investment company permit by the corporation commission. The company proposes to dispose Of 4OO,O0O shores at 10 cents. J. M. KellOg of Phoenix is president, and c. w Elias also of this city is secre- tary-treasurer of the company
 PULLMAN COMPANY PROTESTS Judge Edward Kent of Chalmers, Kent and Stahl, representing the Pull man company. filed a protest with the tax commission yesterday against the valuation placed on the cOmpany's property in this state. on the ground that the commission had neglected to deduct an item of $5300O paid to rail- roads by the company.
 ADJUST TAX RATE-The tax com mission yesterday ordered the board of supervisors of Cochise county to read just the tax rate of Buena school dis trict No. 6S. The tax rate is to be re- duced from S1.O0 per $1OO valuation to 32 cents on account of six miles of the Huachuca branch of the F. P. and & w railroad having been omitted in making up the valuation of the district
 MORE ROOM NEEOED-The scar city of room in the statehOuse and the necessity Of some accommodation for certain departments came before the board of control again yesterday, when the petition of Con P. Cronin state law and legislative reference librarian for larger quarters was cOnsedered. It was
 
 to those occupied by the adjutant gen eral be established in the second floor rotunda but the proposal did not meet with the general approval of the board. No definite action was taken on the re- quest
 ENROLMENT SHOWS AN IN Superintendent John D. Loper of the public schools announced yesterday that at the close of the fourth week of the present term of school the enrolment of the public schools shows that there are 157 more pupils attending school than were registered a the beginning of the term. Or the opening day there were 2754 children who responded to the roll call while today there are 2911 During the corresponding week in 1914 there were 27SS pupils | 
 ENTITLED TO PossEssIoN-That Dr. A. B. Nichols and Mrs. Nichols | plaintiffs in the suit for possession of l a 160 acre ranch eleven miles west of l town are entitled to the possession of l the premises and s1OS3.33 damages less | S700 for Improvements. was the de- | cisiOn of the jury in the case of A. B. | Nichols and Rose R. Nichols against | F. w. Latimer ana Mrs. F. w. Latimer 1 The case occupied the attention of the | supreme court for several days. the l jury bringing in a verdict yesterday l afternoon. C. B. Ward was the at | torney for the plaintiff and Christy and | Alexander represented the defendants. l
 HOP OUTFIT SEIZED -Chaylie | Lee, Chinese cook at the Garden l City restaurant. was arrested at nine | o'clock last night by Policemen Thur | man and Hunt, and placed in cell 1 at the police station on charge | of smoking opium. The officers were l passing through the alley at the rear of the restaurant and through an open window they saw the celes- tial lying on a bunk lighting his opium pipe. He was taken into GUS tOdy and a complete opium outfit, consisting of pipe. bowl, lamp. ven shee and a quantity of uncooked opium was also gathered up by the
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