Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
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| BOARD MEETING.-The board of directors of the chamber of commerce l will meet Thursday afternoon at 1 1 o'clock.
 40 COMMITTEE MEET-The ad- vertisne committee of the chamber of commerce will meet this afternoon at 1 o'clock a; the chamber building.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Ramon A. Gotta and Dolores NJ. Mendoza were | granted a marriage license yesterday y . by the clerk of the superior court. BIBLE CLASS MEETS.-The Moore
 Bible class of the Presbyterian church
 will meet this afternoon at 3:30 with Mrs. Martin. 1110 East Mckinley street Take Brill car
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telesrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: J. T. Kiber, Robt q. Jones, Samuel Hensel and l.. Tip pie
 CtEARY TO ANSWER.-Joe Cleary charged with embedding a horse and
 buggy from local livery man, was held to answer to the superior court yesterday by Justice of the Peace Frank De SouZs.
 ADMITTED TO THE sAR-Robert Grover Langmade of Phoenix. was yesterday admitted to practice before all the courts Of the state on a certifi- cate from the district court of the Dis trict of Columbia.
 BRUCE SENTENCED. - Charles Bruce. who confessed to breaking into the storeroom of the Commercial and stealing a quantity of booze. was sen fenced yesterday by Judge Stanford to from one to two years in the peniten- tisry
 MESA LADS ARRESTED.-Ted Roberts. Willie Gillispie and Thomas Clark were brought to the county jail yesterday and held to answer charge of breaking into a house in Mesa. All are under age and are in charge of the juvenile officers.
 FIELDING MAKES PRESENT. - The chamber of commerce is indebted to Romaine Fielding of the Lubin Co. for the present of several still pictures Of the celebration at the Roosevelt dam last month The pictures are of historical interest and will be a well come addition to the chambers collec- ton.
 oRANGEWOOO CLUB MEETING The Orangewood club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. r. MichacIs on North Center street. The subject for roll call will be House hold Hints" Each member is re- auested to bring three topics of dis cussion in the conference for next years book.
 80 PER CENT CASE ADVANCED Word was received yesterday at the office of the attorney general that the case of the Arizona eighty per cent law has been advanced on the calendar of the supreme court of the United States. in accordance with the petition recently filed. The case is set for final hearing on October 12
 TO ACT UNDER FRANCHISE Attorneys Berry and Berry. for the Nogales Electric Light. Gas and Water company. yesterday filed application with the corporation commission for permission to furnish service under the terms of the franchise recently grant ed by the town of Nogaies. The com mission has taken the application un- der advisement.
 SPANISH AMERICAN DANCE The local branch of the Spanish American Alliance, a fraternal orga- nization will hold a dance tonight at Patrick's hall. in commemoration of the defeat of the French troops at PuebIa on May 5th. 1862. Besse's 1 orchestra will furnish the music. the | tickets are being sold at dollar | each A. F. Redondo. r L. Carrillo |, and $. Cahill are in charge of ar | rangements and assure a general good | if11a