Arizona republican., 1915-10-16

NEW NOTARY-A notarial commis- sion was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to Rudolph L. Larson of Phoenix.
 TWO PER CENT CASE UP-The appeal of l.. A. Brown, who was con- victed of violation of the prohibition amendment in the superior court of Cochise county last spring will come up for hearing today in the supreme cour' Brown was arrested for selling a drink said to contain two per cent alcohol.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: R. C Decus, Frank J. Starr, R. M. Becklel. Miss Sarah Gray. Anita Luego, J. r. Heins, w. P Fisher, Geo. Thomas, and Miss Sarah Fray
 WILLARD AT FLAGSTAFF-Stat Game Warden Willard, who is making an extensive trip through the northern part of the state has reached Flagstaff after visiting the Chevalon country south of WinsloW He will visit Will Hams and tour Yavapai county before returning to Phoenix.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-J W. CeAAAlIAOii, <A ot tcA NclItLlts AlleD SlIOuu, Agua Caliente; J Conn, Los Angeles; T. C. Femans. Ray; E. G. Schneider. St. Louis; T. B. Parker, Los Angeles: A. J. Horsch, Los Angeles; R. B. Evans, Pasadena: G. F.. Anderson. Prescott: H. H. Johns, Prescott: Mrs H. C. Dwibbins. Kansas City; H. NJ. Faber. Denver; Mrs. C. s. Marsh, Ellis, Kas.; J. F. Collins. San Francisco; C. O. R1plSar Do wife, New York; L. NJ MendenhaH. Los Angeles
 GOLD NEAR QUARTZITElThe United States geological survey has recently published, as Bulletin 62O-C. report on the gold deposits near Quartzite, Arizona. by Edward l.. Jones, Jr.< The report is based on in formation obtained by the author of the report while he was classifying the lands in the Colorado River h. dian reservation. The area described includes the southern part of the re- servation and the region extending eastward from the reservation to the PlOmosa Mountains. The geology and ore deposits within the reservation were more particularly studded and are described in detail in the report. a copy of which may be obtained free on application to the director of the Geological Survey, Washington. D. c.
 CAMPBELL OFFERS PRIZE-Tax Commissioner Thomas E. Campbell who has just returned from a short visit to Prescott, is nothing if not consistent and indefatigable booster for YaVapai county. While in the Mile High city he announced that he would donate a special prize to the best baby at ehe Northern Arizona fair, the con- ditions of the competition being that the child be born in Yavapai county and that roth the parents be natives of faVapai. Upon request of the fair management these conditions were somewhat modified, and as the contest now stands it is open to all children under two years, born in Yavapai coun- tY of Arizona born parents. Just what the prize will be has not been an nounced
 SURPRISE THEIR FRIENDS-O. k. Lindstrom. driver of the parcel post wagon for the local postoffice. and Miss Christina Elliott, who for several years has made her home with MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Graham. at 159 East Polk street, were married on Thursday evening at the parsonage of the Christian church. Rev. Claude C. Jones, officiating. With them stood A. s. Hansen and Miss Lucy Nell moil. After the ceremony the four took supper at the American Kitchen and afterwards repaired to a waiting machine which took them to Glendale and return. Last evening they were accorded a wedding supper at the Graham residence. MT. and Mrs. ] Lindstrom are now at home in q cosy flat at 705 North First street where yesterday they were showered with congratulations from their many friends.