Arizona republican., 1916-02-24
FROM THE NORTH-C. w. Herr

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 HERE FROM KINGMAN-c. w. HernGon, one of the prominent busl- ness men from Kingman, was in this city yesterday on business matters
 WEIGH RETURNED - Secretary Harry Welch of the chamber ot com merce returned to Phoenix yester- day from Tucson, where he attended the meeting of the State Board of Trade.
 COURT POSTPONED-The regular March term of the federal court, which was to have started in Pres colt on the first Monday in March, has been postponed. until She thlrd Monday in that mcnth
 JUDGMENT ON NOTE-Judgment for the plaintiff on the suit of F. J. Halterman ct al versus Blanche Me Pherson ct al was settled in the su- perior court yesterday. The suit on note was for 5000 and interest.
 WANTED, PEANUTS-Tne Cham Der of Commerce is anxious to se- cure a display of peanuts. Informa- ton as to where such a display may be secured will be received by Sec laIalv Harry Welch, with thanks.
 MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE- TENSES-T S Strand charged with obtaining money under false pre- tenses. was arraigned in Judge Par ker's court yesterday and his hear ing was set for o'clock this after noon.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes issued yesterday: Wade w. Jones of Buckeye and Nellie Rodgers of Chandler, David Henry Jones and Mary Frances Kent of Oskaloosa, Jose Sote and Rafaela BalenZuela, both of Tempe.
 BULLETINS RECEIVED The "'hamber of Commerce has received supply of Farmers Bulletins. from the department of agriculture. The subject of the bulletins, is Pecan Culture" with special reference to frCpogation and varieties.
 ARRIVED HOME LAST NIGHT Governor Hunt and Adiutant Gen eral Harris, who had been at Wins low for the past two days for the purpose of attending q banquet there by the Commercial club, returned to this city yesterday evening"
 INVESTMENT PERMIT'5 The state corporation commission yester- day issued an investment permit to the Green Monster Mining company of Jerome, end gave permission to the Florence Hill Mining company to change the name of their crganiZa tion to the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining company.
 INSANITY SUSPECT Charles Bradshear, former employe of the | Hassayampa Creamery, who has been confined in the county jail pending a hearing on his sanity, was reeas- i ed yesterday. Rradshear's brother ar rived from Colorado and will have charge of the man. who is said tC be "qHeer' and a; times violent. { WEDDING PRESENTS CONE The Burton Greens are shy their Phoenix last spring, Mir. and Mrs. Green. in complaint filed in the superior court yesterday alleges that
 they stored all their wedding gifts
 with the Lightning Delivery com
 pany. Later they alege the con- pany sold them. They place a s57f value on the presents and ask also for $500 exemplary damages.
 DEMURRER SUSTAINED-In the case of Mont Anderson versus the
 City of Phoenix. Judge Lyman sus- tained the demurrer of the defend Iant. The court, however gave the
 plaintiff until Saturday to amend the Icomplaint. In the meantime the re- ,straining order preventing paving be-
 ing laid down in district number ;hOlds good. Anderson holds that ht
 should not be taxed for the intersec-
 tions not directly connected with hi, lprOperty
 THREE-CENT FARE CASE-Th, istate corporation commission yester-
 day announced that the three cen
 fare case will come up for hearina
 before that commission in this cit,
 on March 1. In commenting on th,
 matter yesterday one of the official
 connected with the case stated tha
 there was a pretty good chance O the three-cent measure being passe, by the commission, as the railroad in the states of Montana and Wash
 inston are chargir> only three cent
 per mile and are operating unde
 practically the same conditions as ar
 the roads in this state.
 AT THE COMMERCiAL-L. w. Le
 and wife, Glendale, Cal; F. J. John
 son. Los Angeles; w. J. Davidson an,
 wife and F. c. Davidson. Tucson: |
 K. Taft, Superior: John A. Germair
 Higley: w. G. Williams. Chicago: F
 H. Clark, Collingwood Mont: J. Fl { liott. Miami c. R. Wildermath. Co lumbus. Ohio; F. W. Collens: o. W $ Evans, City; Milton HaiseI, City
 Jesse Moore, Price; w M. Hasader I Los Angeles; c. J. Cooper. Los An l Geles; Ed o. Hagen. Ray: Joe r I Iinkler. Kansas City; F. Armstrone I San Francisco; George P. Browr f Buckeye
 f IT WAS NOT THE ARIzoN, t EASTERN--In the story of the kill T ing of Frank Smthline vesterda n morning 1t was stated that the trag f edy occurred at the Seventh stree f crossing of the Arizona Easter, S Ihat was an error of the reporte r who did not visit the scene of tn r Killing, but was told that it too hn