Arizona republican., 1915-06-04

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 Mrs M. A. Anderson of Ray. was elected most excellent chief of Poppy Lodge. to serve the ensuing terms It | is not much more than a year ago that the Knights of Pythias Lodge was in stituted in Ray with a membership of about sixty and it has already shown a healthy increase.
 i YOUNG BOY Robert | Lyman. a young lad rounded up by the juvenile court officers, was released yesterday.
 | UNDELIVEREO TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Westrn Union Telegraph office for the | folliwing: G. E. Roy, and Mike Mich aels
 WHISKEY CASE AT FLORENCE ] Sheriff Adams and a number of depu- ties were in Florence yesterday, in con nection with the trial of Dave Hughes. on trial for illegally selling wniskey. MARRIAGE LICENSES-C. A Phelps and Hazel NJ. Richins were granted marriage license yesterday. On Wednesday. Johnnie A. Shivers and Fred w. Norton were granted license. MACCAREES NOTlCE-The Mac
 
 Lady May Darby at 917 East Willetta street on Thursday. June 10, at ? D. m. sharp. Members requested to be present.
 YAMA ON BALE. Yama, the young Jap. who was arrested in rre store of an aged Chinaman. whom he was attempting to rob. was released from the county jail yesterday, on bail He has been awaiting trial.
 CHICKEN DINNER sisters of the colored Methodist church will give Ia chicken dinner this noon, at 36 x. First avenue All are in vited to come and eat. At night an other meal will be served.
 SCHULTZ IN TROU8LE-Paul Schultz, who was in jail some time ago. for partaking of a three cornored shooting scrape. was arrested yester- day on complaint of A. C. Bosch. Bosch alleged that he attempted to assault him.
 MISS oNERY SOCIETY - The Woma1's Foreign Missionary Society of the First NJ. r.. Church will meet in the parIors of the church. Friday afternoon. at 2:3O D. m. All members are urged to be present as there will be m election of officers, and the mite nox opening
 NEW ARITr. METICS-The state board of education at it's meeting yes terday selected the Phillips Anderson arithmetics for use in the schools of the state for the next five years. The books will be used in the grades from the third To the eighth inclusive. The board adjourned yesterday afternoon Co meet June IS.
 PYTHlAN CEREMONlAL-Pho Lodge, No. ?. Knights of Pythias, will this evening hold d meeting at which their families and the Pythian Sisters will be present. This is to be known as the Flower Ceremonial, during the course of which handsome jewels will be presented to twenty eight past chancellors of the local lodge.
 TO OPEN TEMPE ROAD-The two mile stretch of state highway east of the city was thrown open for traf- fife yesterday. The road. which has been closed for several weeks. has been entirely rebuilt. The mile of road from the Park road to the asylum was opened some time ago. The work of reconstruction was done under the su- pervision Of the state engineering de- partment
 NEW CoRPORATION-The Cactus Rubber Gum company. is the name of a new corporation which filed it's pa pers with the county recorder yester- day Jefferson R. Crawford. Orson P Brown and w. D. Doddonhoff are given as the incorporators. The capital stock is S5.o0O.000 with a par value of $1O per share. The highest indebtedness to which the company shall be subject is sl.000.000. The headquarters of the company will be in Phoenix.
 PYTHON FILED "A petition aimed at the law providing for the semi annual payment of taxes was filed vest erday with Secretary of State Sidney P Osborn. The peti- ton was signed by twelve citizens of Patagonia, santa Cruz county It is stated that opponents of the meas ure have secured over 900 signatures to referendum petitions in Gila coun- ty alone. June is the last date for the filing of referendum petitions
 FOR AJO AlLROAD-Applicatio was filed yesterday with the corpora tion commission by the Tucson, Cor nelia and Gila Bend railroad company for permission to issue stock to the amount of $675,OO0 and first mortgage gold bonds for like amount The money is to be used in the construc- ton of the railroad from Gila Bend to Ajo, a distance of approximately 45 miles. Cleon T. Knapp of Bisbee. at torney for the company filed the ap- plication. which will be set for hear ing in the near future.
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