Arizona republican., 1916-03-28


 AT THE FORD-Carrie Burk, Los Angeles: A. H. Littlefield, Parker; T. E. Cottrell, Little Rock; Homer Alex ander.
 HUGE CONvENTION-Dwight B.. Heard returned yesterday from a visit
 to Dallas, where he attended the con-
 vention of the Texas Cattle Raisers
 association in his capacity as presi- dent of the American National Live
 stock association. Fifteen hundred
 cattlemen, all from Texas, were ac-
 credited delegates at the meeting.
 which was a very successful one.
 ABSENT TWENTY YEARS - The
 chief of police is in receipt of letter from Mrs. Chas. H. Jones, of Middle town, N. Y., asking for information as to the whereabouts of one William Kniffen, who has been absent from that place for twenty years. He was last heard from in Phoenix. Any in formation will be gladly received by Chief Brisbois. NEW FAIR COMMISSIONERS Governor Hunt yesterday received a communication from C. M. Layton of Thatcher to the effect that he would Lte pleased to accept the appointment of fair commissioner rendered him by the governor few days ago. Layton will succeed his brother. R. G. Lay ton, of the same place, who finds him. l self unable to attend to the multi furious duties of the position
 CASES SET-The corporation com mission has docketed Case No. ITS, w. !, A. Curtis versus the Tucson Gas and 1 Electric Light and Pawer company 1 to be held in Tucson April 15. The |, commission will at that time investi- gate an alleged overcharse for elec- l tricity. Case 326. an investigation 1 into rates for auto traffic between
 Douglas and Bsbee. will be heard later in the month at Douglas.
 HAVE ORDER lSSUED-The cor poration commission yesterday grant ed permission for railroads connecting Douglas and Safford to publish a new 1 rate per ton on ore and tailings. The new rate will effect a saving of 2I cents a ton on ore and 50 cents tor on tailings Permission was also l granted to publish a new rate or l gravel and sand, with maximum weight between Chavaes and Sabaur- tita. This will be quite reduction anf save the county considerable none, l n hauling gravel to be used in roa(
 work.
 l AT THE COMMERCiAL-M. w ;Patsch,> St Jos; L. R. Montane, Los I tnnaloc. Dan MoNo1 and xuifo yVic1, lenburg; w. A. Adams, Fl Paso; C. A IReid, Tolleson: NJ. H. Hyder. Spring lfield, Mo; F. V. Van Hoover; D. Tors
 inas and wife, Superior; Mrs. NJ. F Cochran and daughter, Superior; Mrs Joe I'riedberg, Chandler; P. J. Rainier
 h. G. EIwell, Glendale, J. Cohn, Lo
 Angeles; Mrs. Lou Van. Alamagordo
 N. M.; T. W. Stafford. Miami: Mrs. F
 Hollenbeck. Albuquerque: R. H. Cooke
 lSan Francisco; E. J. Gungle, Gas;
 Grande; J. D. Miller, Albuquerque
 NJ G. Ritter, Prescott: R. C. Billings
 Hey, Congress Junction: Miss L. Ly
 ons, San Francisco; Miss K. MacLeor
 San Francisco; J. R. Hammels, Hay : lden; l.. Tryon, Fl Paso; R. w. Holis
 city; Roy E. Butler, Phoenix.
 I AT THE JEFFERsON-Chas. Ruh
 right, Chicago; Verne Pamby, Seattle Harry H. Levin, Chicago; T. R. Jones Cartersville, Ga: A. H. Elmore, F PasO; MT. and Mrs. l.. w. Jordan, Dee ) Lodge, Mont; R. K. Duncan, Santa Fe
 P. M.. Karns. Tucson; Mrs. w. F Mabry, Sacate; Mrs. A. P. Bicknel ;. Toronto, Can.; Miss M. A. Bicknel Toronto; Jack Dodds, city; Mrs. C. I 7 Howard, Mesa Levi Dresback an wife, Stryker, Ohio; A. J. LeBarol Flagstaff; c. G. .Baecht, Williams; l : M. Harrison, Albuquerque; R. A. War' Sacaton; Michael Kanter, New York
 F. C. Fisher, Flagstaff; J. B. Spee' /. Kingman; A. E. Kirk. Denver; w. Paul and wife, Marlon Okla; Geo. ? Holderen, New York; E. Dunbar, Phila ], delphia; c. W. Losted, Seattle; G. Elain and wife, Prescott; c. Swoyao : and wife, Kansas City; J. D. Rolde : and wife; E. E. Fox and wife, Tucson n W. w. Colby, Skull Valley.
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 D. o. K. K. Ceremonial at K. of . IbaII L.ridav riohf March 1918