Arizona republican., 1915-02-18

1GHE fhOM WINoGOW-Mr ano ], Mrs. Alexander Robertson of Winslow
 are in the city for d short visit
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Maria ge l licenses We're issued yesterday to 1 Henry Opie and Gertrude Thompson; | and Manuel ArviZo and Sonono lmado
 all of Maricopa county.
 JUSTICE PARKER BACk-Justce
 of the Peace Parker. who has been ab
 sent from his office for several weeks,
 on the sick list, is again back in his 1 office.
 BIG HoMEsTEADs- huge list 1 of acreages upon which the enlarged l homestcads of 320 acres apiece may ] be filed. was received yesterday by
 the United States land office here. i MILLINERY CUASS-All the young
 ladies in the city are invited to join the i newly organized millinery class at the Y. w. C. A. The course will reopen l for the spring season Wednesday Feb. ] 24 under the instruction of Miss Flora 1 Jacobs.
 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS - 1 There are undelivered telegrams at ] the Western Union telegraph office | for the following. l. C. Dobhins. i Robert Donelson, A. ]. Reynolds E. Y. Boughton, J. T. Ray and Scott l Newcomer.
 ! A NEW DlRECTOR-At meeting |, of the stockholders of the Central Bank l yesterday. A. l.. Moore was elected one ] of the directors. Though the bank has been recently established. it's business i has grown rapidly and it is fast taking l it's place among the financial institu- 1 ;ions of the valley.
 l GADSDEN'S NOTARY - Gadsdcn, | the new town in the Yuma valley, now ; has I notary public. C. w. ln2ham whose commission was issued yester- l day at the office of the secretary of state. Other notarial commissions granted yesterday were to r.. E. Me Kittrick of Naco H. D. Mckee of Mesa, ! and Eben F.. Lane of this city. JUDGE TOMBSTONE NO BETTER- ] The condition of Justice of the Peace iohnstone, who was taken to the Sisters Hospital Tuesday. suffering with a stroke of apoplcXy. remains about the same. Last evening. he was reported to be in q semi con scious condition with little hope held out for his ultimate recovery. BACK TAX HEARlNG-The state tax commission yesterday set Feb. .3 as the date for hearing the complaint i of the county attorney of Coconino | county against the Grand Canyon i Electric Light and Water company. l The complaint relates to the payment
 of taxes for the years 1913 and 1914. !, E. $. Clark of Prescott represents the ] company.
 FOR SPANISH PRIsoNERS-Span- 1 ish speaking prisoners at the state l prison will soon be able to read litera . ture in their own language. the pur-
 chase of a supply Of Spanish books l having been authorized hy the board of
 control at it's last meeting. Heretofore.
 except for d few Spanish books which were donated, the prisoners have had
 only English publications to read. l BASKET SOCIAl-Members of the
 adult Bible classes of the city. both
 men and women and delegates to the
 coming county Sunday school con-
 vention are invited to attend the | basket social at the Y NJ C. A this evening The affair. which will
 begin promptly at 6 o'clock. will he followed by number of short ad dresses on civic and economic re- forms.
 l JOINT CONFERENCE big
 dam fill of water celebration al 1 Roosevelt endoi sed by so many or l ganizations. will be discussed at the
 second meeting Of the Phoenix con | ference committee Saturday at q noon luncheon at the Arizona club Delegates from Chandler. Mesa
 Tempe and Glendale will be present
 to toll what those cities will do to-
 ward aiding the celebration plans.
 w. C, T. U. MEETlNG-The regular l weekly meeting of the W. C. T. T..
 which was postponed from last week
 will be held this afternoon at the head quarters on West Monroe street Mrs Pinkertcn will lead the devotional ex- eXcises. An agent to attend to the in corporation of the organization will bt
 chosen at this meeting. Mrs. Nolan vii
 speak on "WoIld-Wide Peace" and ] F. Buchanan. national prohibition | worker will give a fifteen minute talk All are cordially invited to attend
 1 A NOVEL WINDOW the wes
 window at the Wolf and Wolf stor, on Adams street are displayed scv
 era thousand sales tickets repre-
 sentng all of the clothing sales mad
 by this young firm last year. It i
 indeed novel way of advertisin;
 the growing business of the con !cern. and answers in most satis
 factory way the doubts of some wh may have been skeptical when the,
 read some time ago the statemen
 that this firm made 36S5 sales il
 their first year of business.
 TOOK SOME TIME-The final re
 lection of q mining application of
 fered in 1901 by George Rohpeter Ina
 Just been received at the local Ian
 office. The reason for the rejcctio was neglect to comply with the law It is understood that the land offic
 has notified the claimant many time during the fourteen years. but tn
 work has not been done. so the la'
 of "laches" has been invoked Tn claims in question are in mining ap plication No. 520 in the Prescott an
 Phoenix series. No. O22722.
 ? One Dozen Big Sweet Naval orange