Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
A VISITING LEGISLATOR

WISHING I6GISIA OH-ltOn. Frank Pinkley, member of the house of representatives from Pinal county ar rived in town last night and will re- main until Sunday.
 HAS WlNTERED HERE-After q pleasant winter spent in Phoeniy. P. ]. Froney, merchant of Bowling Green, Kentucky, leaves this morning for his home He has been stopping at the Jefferson.
 AT THE FORD-F'rank G. Curry. Fl Paso Grace Meters, City; M. M. Johns, I. A.; F. H. Hill Clifton; S. C. Chapman. Globe; P. s. Bell, Globe: Frank Pinkley, Blackwater; Dan Kelly, Kirkland.
 ROBINSON -JARviS-John J. Rob- ;nson, young business man of Akron, Ohio, and Muriel E. Jarvis of Los An geles were married by Judge Stanford yesterday. They will pass their honey moon at the Grand Canyon.
 ST. PATRICK DiNNER-Those who want to attend the St. Patricks day dinner at the Country club tonight must notify Colonel James P. Lavin, so that he may arrange for transpor- tation. The autos will leave the Cham Der of Commerce at $: 30 this evening.
 DAM PHOTOS SELL FAST-Prints of the Roosevelt dam, which the chamber of commerce is selling at 15c each or 25c mailed to any ad dress, are having large sale in Mesa. Yesterday, two hundred of the prints were sent to Y. b. John son. secretary of the Mesa com mercial club for distribution on the southside.
 COURTHOUSE BARBECUE-No tt. be outdone by the Shriners, court house officials yesterday held barbecue of their own. In the jury room some sixty five attaches of the court house and q few guests had a real get together, democratic party that did not smack of politics. There were no toasts. no allegiance was sworn to any party. Just "eats'' and general good time was the order of the day.
 AN ExODUS-F. A. Jones. mem Der of the corporation commission A. A. Betts, rate expert for the same body. and William Sangster. clerk
 
 they will be present at the hearing of the Mccormick lumber case. be- fore Examiner Watkins of the Inter- state Commerce Commission. A. w. Cole, of the commission and J. M. Philipouski. reporter, left for Winkle- man this morning where they will hear several short cases.
 STATE OF SIEGE-Condilions ap- proximating a state of siege exist along the border, according to Allan B. Jaynes, editor of the Tucson Citizen, who arrived from Nogales and other |. border points last night Sentries are everywhere. and the entire country seems one vast military camp. The situation is decidedly tense, he says. Mir Jaynes is here to attend the meet ing of the Republican State Central committee, which will be held at the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow morning.
 CASES SET-The corporation com mission yesterday set dates for the following cases: In regard to the rates of the Mountain States Tele- phone and Telegraph company. at l Flagstaff, in that place on April eleventh: in regard to the Prescott Gas & Electric company in Prescott April F. The matter of the Mountain States rates in that place will also be taken up on the same day, and the rates of the same company in Tucson will be looked into at sTuc- son on the fifteenth. RAILROADERS HERE-Yesterday found a number of important railroad officials visiting in Phoenix. Among them were Ed Gregory. travelling passenger agent of the Santa Fe. of Los Angeles, shriner: Ed Holton travelling freight agent of the Wabash and C. F. Brown, commercial agent of the Big Four also of Los Angeles The present active condition of the 1 wool market is the cause for the visi tation. With the local wool producers getting ready to ship, the transpor- tation companies are eager to secure business. and are recognizing the i'm. I portance of this field
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 Removal Notice-Dr. R. C. Fowler dentist, now located over Santa F't 1 offices. opposite Hotel Adams.-Adv.