Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
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 l for the following: Arthur Kallish, J. NJ Kellogg and Sadie Hammer MISSION BAND-The Mission band for boys and girls, will meet at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at 2:3O. Subject. The Indians"
 NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday at the
 office of the secretary of state to
 Lincoln F. Robinson of Greaterville,
 Pima county.
 BELL AT GRACE CHURCH-The Rev. J. Lawrence Bell will conduct the mid-week service for Grace Ev. Lutheran congregation. worshipping at Pierce and Third streets this eve ming at 7:45 o'clock.
 MEETING OF THE O. E. S.-The auxiliary of Phoenix chapter No. of the O. F.. s. will meet in the Ma sonic hall this afternoon from till , D. m. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all visiting stars and mem bers.
 HEARING IS SET-The cor poration commission yesterday set May II as the date for hearing the application of the Nogales Electric Light, Gas and Water company for permission to operate under the terms of the franchise recently granted by the town of Nogales
 TO RATE HEARING-Corporati Commissioners F. A. Jones and w. Paul Geary, A A. Betts, rate expert, and William Sangster. accountant for the commission will leave May 12 for Chicago to attend the passenger rate hearing which opens May r at the Hotel Le Sale. before Commissioner Daniels of the interstate commerce commission.
 A cLEARY AFFAiR-Over in Hollywood. Cal. on Tuesday, there arrived a bouncing boy. the son of MT. and Mrs William B. Cleary of Bisbee. Arizona News of the affair erous telegrams to friends of the grams went back extending con gratulations- and good wis'-es.
 TO EXTEND FATE-Ths corpora ton commission yesterday granted the application of the Santa Fe rail- road for permission to extend the special rate on militia equipment and supplies which now applies on the A. T. and s. F. coast lines, to the Grand Canyon railway and the s. F. P. and P. lines. The rate which is two cents per ton per mile. ap- plies to arms. camp equipage. horses. materials and stores, in any quan- tity.
 ADMITTED TO THE BARI. B. Breathitt of Tucson was yesterday admitted to practice before the su- preme court on certificate from the superior court of Pima county. He hoS han trict court for many years. but had never been admitted to practice be- fore the supreme court. John C. Stick of Los Angeles was also admitted to practice yesterday on certificate from the supreme court of Cali fornia
 HARNESS OWNER FoUND-The Republican yesterday told of the inert Of a single work harness Yes terdav the proprietor of "Henry's Ex- press" visited the police station. re- minded the officers he was a reader or The Republican and asked about the harness. His identification was complete. Victoriana Hernandez, in whose possession the harness was found. was yesterday transferred to the county jail to answer a charge of robbery.
 SOME SMOOTH oNEs-Three pretty smooth ones were taken in tow by the police yesterday They had made their debut in Mesa where they cleaned up several punch boards and dice games. They tried the same thing here and were making progress when apprehended. They are held at the police station for investigation. Two of the offenders were taken in tow by Policemen WilkersOn and Skidmore and the third was brought in by Policeman Grove.
 FOR SCHOOL ExHiBITiON-i Plans are under way by Superin- tendent John D. Loper of the public schools. for an exhibition to be held at the Monroe school on Friday. May 21, the last day of the present school year. of all work of all departments of the public schools This exhibi- tion will be of particular interest to every parent and to every citizen whether they have children in the schools or not The school will be open for this exhibition from 9 o'clock until o'clock in the day 1 time and in the evening also It will not be an exhibition of picked | work but of the work as it is turned | out day by day.
 QUICK WORk-Jack Featio at to sell a stolen wheel to a l second hand store yesterday after 1 noon. The proprietor suspicioned the l bicycle had not been acquired by | legal means and summoned Chief aOf l Police Brisbois and Policeman Will kerson Featio said he had bought | the wheel several months ago. then | said he had been in possession of it 1 two days. Afterwards he said he i had stolen it from Glendale. Con- stable Rudd of Glendale, appraised of the affair over the telephone. said | the wheel answered the description of one stolen a day or two ago. He said he had a John Doe warrant for l the arrest of the thief and would ar rive here to take Featio to Glendale to face the justice of the peace of that city.