Arizona republican., 1915-11-23
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 Pool; J. s. Button, Williams.
 BACK AT HIS OFFIcE-Jesse Boyce, secretary of the state tax com mission, who has been hung up for the past two weeks by an attack of grip, was able to show up at his office at the state house, yesterday morning, ready for business.
 GOES TO GIOBE-Prof C. O. Case, superintendent of public instruction, went to Globe yesterday to attend a meeting of the teachers institute at that place. From there he expects to go to Douglas to be present at simi- 1 lar gathering of the educators. GLENDALE WOMAN'S CLUB | Under the auspices of the history and literature department. the Glen dale Woman's club will present a
 Peace program Wednesday after noon Mrs. Robert Hunter, vocalist, will furnish the musical numbers. INVESTMENT PERMIT-The state corporation commission yesterday is sued an investment permit to the Gold Mound Mining & Milling company of Oatman. The company is headed by B. S. Phillips, and proposes to sell 1OO,- 900 shares of stock at 25 cents per share.
 Y. w. c. A. OFFICIAL-Miss Edith M. Dabb, field secretary of the Y w. c. A. of New York, who has been visiting the association at Tempe, will be here tomorrow as the guest of the Phoenix association. She expects to visit the Indian School and the Sacatton agency.
 DENY NEW HEARlNG-The corpo- ration commission yesterday denied a new hearing to the South Side Gas and Electric Co., the latter having sought to secure another order from the com mission in regard to the reduction of their rates, which was ordered some months ago by the state body.
 ARRESTS OPIUM SMOkER4Wal- ter Miller, who declines to give his place of residence or his occupation, was arrested yesterday by Chief of Po- lice Brisbois at a downtown rooming house. He had rigged up an opium smoking outfit, the pipe being an or dinary briar pipe with a rubber hose extension. A quantity of gum opium and a. lamp were also found Miller was locked up at the police station and will be brought before City Magistrate Mcbride this afternoon.
 PROPERLY PUNiSHED-Charle B. Bryan of the office of the county treasurer, made his appearance at the court house yesterday for the first time since he committed the crime of mat : rimony. after having deceived his col leagues by pretending to be sick thus securing a leave of absence. Complaint having been made to the sheriffs of flee, Bryan was taken into custody, put in irons and a cell whence he secured his release by the payment of a fine of $25. The last previous culprit was William Wallace also of the office of the county treasurer.
 COLD WEATHER NEEDS Hu- | mane Officer Canning yesterday even ing stated that his office was having many calls since the cold weather had set in for clothing, etc, from some of i the poverty stricken people of this community. The department is espec | ially in need of bedding mattresses all kinds of clothing stoves and stove pipe, and all kinds of furniture. Char i itably inclined people who have articles of this kind for which they have no further use are requested to donate them to Mir. Canning in order that the officer can put them to the best use. COUNTRY CLUB THANkSGlV- | ING DINNER-There has been q great demand for tables for the din- ner and vaudeville to be given al | the Country Club Thanksgiving night There are still a few places that may be secured, and those de- string to make the reservations, arc I requested to notify the steward al once The stunts" to follow the dinner are said to be quite tho most unusual and interesting acts ! ever presented. A special stage has | been built and clever society anna teurs will take part in the affair that is being directed by Mrs Her.
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 WENT TO OATMAN-A. w. Cole and F. A. Jones, members of the state corporation commission went to Oat- man yesterday for the purpose of in- vestigating a number of the mining properties in that section. For the past | few months, since the opening of the 1 Oatman mining district, the commits sion has issued a large number of in- vestment permits for companies that expect to operate in that part of the state. and the commission came to the conclusion that it would be a good plan for some of the members of that body to make a. personal investigation of the situation there before issuing very many more permits in order that the commission might have a clearer idea of the lay of the land
 AT THE ADAMS-Mrs. c. Clay.
 pool, Globe: M. J. Rory, Cleveland O.: J. E. Myers, Los Angeles; Der | o. Willibrand. Los Angeles; J. B Cooper Fl Paso; Albert Smith. Jr.
 Jack Harrington, Globe; E. N. Da-
 wis, Chicago; Mrs. H. D. Boulin, Vii | Hams: Frank Rells. Congress: An gus Mcdonald, Globe; N. H. Elliott Yuma: P S., Hammer, San Fran cisco: C. A. Mead. Los Angeles; M
 T. Martin and wife. Omaha; J. Ko-
 vius, Chicago; c. w. Bloodgood Pittsburg; J. M. Anderson, San Fran cisco; Mrs G. S. Hull, Colorado Springs; Mrs. G. Van Brecht Col
 orado Springs. George BuclSlin anC Patrick O'Connell, Providence, R. l. EGeorge s. Hockings, San Diego: Mrs | A. l.. Mcintosh, Tucson; D. M. Su ter, Fl Paso.
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