Arizona republican., 1916-02-29
NoTARrAL COMMISSIONS

BANK GETS LlCENSE-State Aud itor Callaghan yesterday issued li- cense to the newly organized Mer chants and Miners Bank at Ajo, and the institution will soon open for bus mess.
 uNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS- There are undeliyered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: NJ. J. Morley, Arizona Sales Co. Mrs. H. g. Myers and Clarence Gould
 THoRNS RETURNS = Paul c. Thorne formerly court reporter to the state supreme court but TOW an at torney at law in Oatman, blew into Phoenix last night for the first time in months He is here on legal busi- ness.
 RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT Charles Osborne secretary of the board of control, who was at Prescott for. few days looking after matters con- nected with the Pioneers Home at that place, returned to this city on Sunday evening.
 COBB RETURNS To cITY-State Engineer Lamar Cobb, who had been at number of points in the south part of the state last week, returned to this city on Sunday evening. He states that work on the bridge across the Agua Fria at Avondale, will be started probably sometime this week. EZELL VISITS US-R. l. Ezell, who supplied The Republican with all ,, the good baseball news from the Cop per league last season, is in town from his home in Ray. He-is accom- panied by Mrs. Ezell. They return to Ray today.
 BURIAL OF MRS. MARTlN-The funeral services of Mrs. J. w. Mar tin were held at the undertaking rooms of Moore & Mcclellan yester- day afternoon at o'clock. They were conducted by Rev. Dr. Varney of the First Baptist church. Many
 of the neighbors and friends of the family were in attendance.
 A CORRECTIONAL was inferred from a story in Sundays Republican that B. Lee Purvines, present lessee cf the Empress theater, was sub-leasins that property from A. H Reeves. ! l former lessee. Purvines obtained his lease from Parker Woodman of the Phoenix Amusement company. who had obtained it from the owner. Purvines 1 has never had any connection with Reeves, who has secured the right to lease the property starting the first of November.
 CHAMBERS co. MOvES-Ths Chambers Transfer company will be moved by the first of March to their ! new fire proof reinforced concrete building, between First and Second
 streets The new building is one of | the most up- to-date storage houses in the southwest. The building is 50 by t37ls feet, and is directly adjacent to .he Arizona Eastern tracks. The com- pany will in a short time file its in- ! corporation papers. with the three present owners as incorporators. THREE-cENT FARE HEARING The state corporation commission yesterday announced that the hearing
 of the proposal to establish three cent railroad fare in this state will | be heard at the offices of the com
 mission tomorrow morning at 1O o'clock A number of prominent rail | road attorneys have arrived in this
 city and the matter promises Ito be a hard-fought one. The hearing is open to the public, and all who are 1 interested in the case can be present at this time if they so desire. BACK FROM YUMA - Governor
 Hunt, Adjutant General Harris and
 Game Warden Willard. who spent
 Sunday at Yuma looking over the damage done by the flood in that locality, returned to this city yes terday morning Governor Hunt 1 thinks that the recent flood was q blessing in disguise to the city of | Yuma on account of the fact that il lleveled a number of the most un- I slightly buildings, which had long been an eye-sore to the community
 and will compel the owners to erect
 buildings on their property which will be more pleasing in aspect.
 AT THE COMMERCiAL-O. l.
 Laine, A. H. Beasley. Flagstaff; F. F. Gassaway and wife, Miami; Rev. s. F White and wife, New York: w. T. FL |liott, Bisbee: C. A. Reid, Tolleson: H
 M. Campbell, Reno; H. Weize and wife
 Reader Wis; J. s. Roland. B. M
 Spaulding, La Junta, Colo; F. D. Barr
 Denver: R. H. ooke, San Francisco; c wv. Lightfoot and wife Parker; w. c Parker, Los Angeles: G. w. Hull and
 wife, Jerome; s. H. Wray, Los Angeles fWalter H. Hough Buckeye: w. P Schofield, Los Angeles; John Suther- land, MaricOpa; l.. R. Taft, Superior Thomas H. Sims, Los Angeles; F. w Spears, Long Beach; N. J. Ritter, Pres colt.
 AT THE ADAMS-F. L. Dolezal
 Omaha: Mrs. c. F. Query; J. c. Cat tie. Clifton; Gordon Clark and c. D
 Lamore, Los Angeles; Byron and son
 New Orleans; D. w. Belden and J. H
 Knost. Fl Paso; H. D. Dowell and R Woodville, Los Angeles: M. Green
 San Francisco: C. w. Moore ant
 wife, Detroit: Frank Smith, Prescott
 Mrs. C. R. Burt, Portland, Ore: w
 H. Jay, Calexico; R. Son, New York iC. F. Little, Seattle; Clement H Coleman, Yuma; John F. Landis
 Douglas; John H. Campbell, w. C
 Donida and H. c. Hallmark, wife ant
 son, Tucson; Parrin Reel and wife
 New York; P F. Brophy, Montreal lJ. F. Rowe, San Francisco; ]. c. Me
 Arthur. St. Louis; Bert Chapman
 San Francisco; w. P. Williams, Lo
 Angeles; Hugh M. Creighton, New
 York: E. G. Snow. Los Angeles; C w. Henry, San Francisco.