Arizona republican., 1916-05-23

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 NEW NOTARlES-Not com missions were issued yesterday to C. R. Knowles of Buena and c. D. Cooper of Phoeniy
 NEWSPAPERMAN hERE-Allen T. Jaynes, editor of the Tucson Citi- zen. is in Phoenix for a few days. He is registered at the Adams. Another Tucson visitor is John B. Wright.
 MINE SURvEY-Surveyor General Trott yesterday approved mineral sur vey No. 327G for the Ora Grande lode mining claim. owned by w. s. Jen- nings. The claim is located in this county. Section IS, T l S. F 3 F.
 40 CLUB TO MARCH-lnvitations have been received by members of the Phoenix Ad club to join the Los An geles Ad club in the big preparedness parade to be held in the Angel City on June 10. This will be the first public appearance of the Los Angeles ad men, as an association.
 TWO SCHOOLS CLOSE-Peora and Murphy public schools will close on Friday. These are the only two schools in the county that have not yet been dismissed, both having q weeks work to make up before the summer vacation.
 TWO HAY FiRES-The fire trucks were called out to dispatch two hay fires yesterday. One was at 32G East Roosevelt, where a haystack, had be- come ignited. The other was at Fifth and Madison. at the old government corral
 FOR RIDING SIDEWALK - Ray mond Dubois. PIT East Mckinley. was i arrested yesterday for riding his bi- 1 cycle on the sidewalk. He will have i a hearing in police court at four this afternoon.
 YOUTHS PLEAD TODAY Paul Stevens and Cyril keddington, charg ed witk contributing to the delinquen- cy 0f q minor were brought into Judge Stanfords court yesterday for arraign ! nent. Judge Shamhart asked for pos ponement ratil today which was grant d by the court They will enter ples at one thirty o'clock this afternoon.
 SEEKS OIVORCE-Ore Moore yes terday instituted divorce proceeding against Wesley Moore on the grounds of cruelty and failure to provide. Th' Moores were married in California il
 1905 and six years later Mrs. Moore lief
 her husband because of his alleged un kind treatment.
 BUCKS IN LUCk-Fred F.. Buck
 formerly of the engineering departmen of the local reclamation service. ha been named city engineer of JunesI
 Alaska, according to word received D
 his friends here. Buck lives in Mon tana, but his Alaska job will be happy one, for the summer, at least
 THE BlSBEE SCHOOL-The pull
 lie schools of Bisbee are in the mids Of commencement week which be
 gan on Saturday and will continr until next Friday night The actu;
 commencement exercises will tal Il place on Thursday night. This is u
 best year in the history of u
 schools of Bisbee and the graduate Il class of the high school is u
 largest.
 r HONORS FOR LOHMAN-Judge
 
 It but now of Kelvin, has received wo
 of high honors paid his young so -t Henry Lohinan, at Sacramento, Cal
 fornia. He was given a gold med
 for excellency in playing his part 'd well in a high school play, and WI
 given the high schov; banner to le; K high school parade, though he W
 the smallest pupil in his school, {
 high school at Sacramento. The you
 lad is well known locally. "a COTTON SUIT ON-The suit of { ~ Arizona Egyptian Cotton Compa' .' versus Babbitt Bros. and Cowden Br, was begun in Judge Stanford's divsi , Of the superior court yesterday. T " plaintiff brought suit to recover S736 as which it alleges is due for cold pre- - cotton seed cake bought by the defen S- ants. A counter claim for s3400 ] damages for loss of cattle by use { seed has been instituted by the defen ants.
 .$ MUCH RAIN IN EAST-H. W. Da , ! kin. of the Miller Sterling compa . has just returned from visit to ] former home in CarloiTton. Ohio. , Daykin reports continuous rains a V q delayed spring in Ohio. It has b.
 too wet for much blowing, and / farmers are complaining as res . but the mechanics are happy and l. manufacturing plants are running , capacity. MT. Daykin also visi <I Cleveland and nthar lnroar ritieS