Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
TICKET OFFICES cLOsED-The

llCNEl UT FlCGS SEOSCO lie freight and ticket offices of the South ern Pacific and the Santa Fe will close at noon on Washingtons birthday.
 RAINEY FUNERAL-Funeral ser vices for the late Bert F.. Rainey, late proprietor of the West End Booming House will be held from the funeral parlors of the MOhn, Driscoll company tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. In- terment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 NEW LlTERATURE-At the cham Der of commerce, they have received much new literature, including new di- rectories of Sacramento, Cal, and Springfield, H., and supplise of bulle- tins by the Arizona State Bureau of mines on Tungsten, Mercury and Mag nestle.
 WHERE IS O'DOHERTY?-Has anybody here seen J. w. O'Doherty? Mrs. Backward of Winkelman notified the sheriffs office yesterday her son J. W. O'Doherty could not be located. She said he had worked for the Phoe- nix Steam Laundry and was recently seen in Phoenix.
 MOTION FOR NEW TRlAL-In Judge Stanford's division of the su- perior court George Purdy Bullard yes terday argued motion for a new trial for l. w. Reypold found guilty of in troducing liuor into the state County Attorney Candy opposed the motion. The court will act on the matter on Monday
 MESA-TEMPE ROAD-The new road between Mesa and Tempe is about completed. Forty five hundred feet of the taryia road will be finished and tried out shortly. It has been decided to make a test of the tarvia to see how 1 it holds up as a road before continu- ing the work. The stretch in question will be at the Pacific Creamery. NOTARIAL COMMIS ISSlONS - The following were granted notaria con-
 missions yesterday by the secretary Of state: Fred L. Sauls, Coulter; F. D. Lane and Albert D I.eyhe, Phoenix
 Dugold Stewart, Florence; A. H. Me
 Cure, Yuma; E. F. Thompson, King man; D. H. Weech, Pima; J. w. Rose, | Risbee Harry l.. Shedd and II. W. 1 Berryman, Phoenix.
 ! SPANISH CLASS-The Y M C. A. | in response to suggestions offered by several prominent business men, will l open an evening class in Spanish. The class will be in charge of T. H. Bell, 1 long a resident of Mexico and other l Spanish speaking countries. MT. Bell who speaks several other languages 1 fluently, will not lay stress on gra-
 nautical accuracy, but will confine his labors to conversational Spanish.
 GENTI,EMEN'S EVENING - The 1 Glendale Woman's club observed Gen tleman's evening Friday with an elab- orately appointed banquet. Covers were l laid for one hundred and delightful music and clever talks made the affair
 the most delightful. The table was dec
 orated in orange blossoms and Cecil 1 Bruner roses. During the evening an orchestra rendered many pleasing se- lections and Mrs. E. E. Jack president
 of the club acted as toastmistress and
 there were addresses by O. D. Betts
 and c. H. Tinker
 AT THE JEFFERSON William
 Vaughn, New York; Louisa Robert
 son, Stafford; J. l.. Taylor, City; T. B
 lngles and wife. City; Dr. E. B l Perrin, Williams; Mrs. J L. Taylor
 c. F.. Van Houghton, Los Angeles H
 R. and H. F. Bland, Ray; T. H. Me | Kerrett, Globe; Mrs. Lillian Tempe; w. G. Dolle and F. E. Lee, Santa Monica; F. l.. Haworth, Prescott; R. l A. Cox, Fl Paso; E. A. Hauck and S
 GoldIng, Los Angeles; R. A. Fife
 Des Moines; B. M Atwood, City; H
 Saunder, San Francisco; Edward S Goldsthwaite, Springfield, Mass: Earl r. Crouch. Cody. Wyo.
 WANT LIGHT ON LIGHT CASE The Yuma Electric Light company
 yesterday filed a complaint with the | state corporation commission stating l that John Johnson, proprietor of the l Casino theater of that place, was | supplying electric light current to a
 number of business places there with
 out obtaining the consent of the com
 mission. The complaint alleges that | the defendant is operating a small l light plant for use in the theater and
 has wired up several of the adjoinine buildings and is supplying the juice l The light company asks that Johnson l he compelled to cease SllDDlYing the