Arizona republican., 1916-04-28

AT THE FoRD-Frank Curran. Yuma; J. J. Sullivan, Gila Bend; H. w. Etz, Benson; H. w. Sampson, Fl Paso; Katie Rice. Clarkdale.
 WANT A DOG7-There is fine dog for somebody at 139 West Pierce He is half collie and half bull, and is black and white. Humane Officer J. W. Canning. who is trying to To- cate good home for the animal says. Don't call me; go see the dog"
 UNDEtlvERED TElEGRAMS
 There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following, Ralph s. Benton. L. B. Tichenor, I. H. Coke, Harry Winston. Dr. Goss, F. A. Sawyer, Elizabeth Richard. Dr. IT. ]. Macomer and Louise Ellinger.
 DISCHARGES WAiTING-An mem. hers of the national guard who were mustered ont of the service, by a recent order from the adjutant gen. erals office. may secure their final papers by calling at the armory. where Lieut. Smith has them in charge.
 CASE PosTPoNED-owing to the absence of the defendants counsel : Benton Dick the case against Richard Phillips alias James charged with failure to provide was postponed i Judge Stanford announced the case would be tried before the present criminal docket is closed.
 1 HAMMER CASE ToDAY-One of the cases that has aroused the most interest in the present term of crim- inal court is set for today when Judge Stanford has called the case of Kate Hammer. charged with rais- | ing check signed by Guy Morgan from $2 to g 900. r. c. Struck
 meyer will represent Mrs. Hammn and County Attorney Candy and as-
 sistant County Attorney Jacobs ths state.
 NEW TELEPHONE - Application
 was received at the offices of thS
 corporation commission yesterday
 asking permission to publish q sched
 ule of rates for a newly constructed
 telegraph line between Gila Bend arc
 Ajo. The rates are practically tn.
 same as other telegraph companie'
 charge. The new line is the frs
 constructed into Ajo. All communiea
 ton heretofore being by telephon between Gila Bend and Ajo. w. O. w. ADDRESSES-The clerl of the Woodmen of the World wonl,
 like to know the addresses of the fsl lowing members of the w O. w.. , I. Miller, s. Gillian. G. w. Magin. C ". Hancock E. A. Strong: J. H
 Prpett. V. F. Holsinger. C. F. Merritt l J. H. Fraley c. s. Jones. Any on l knowing the address of any of thes
 rersons will confer a favor by ad z dressing Clerk w. O. w. Box B: p City.
 2 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR 2 VEYS-The surveyor general has ap V proved Mineral Survey No. 325S, Be S Lode mining claim, situated in tn z San Francisco mining district, Mohav | county, Arizona, and owned by Jo : Perrizo and F. A. Carter; also Min { eral Survey No. 3256. Marshal, Duh z lin. Blue Rock and Blue Rock No. g lode mining claims. situated in th s Aubrey mining district. Mohave cour o ty. and owned by J. W. Ward. Irvi e Blakely and William Shannon.
 FOSTER SUES sTATE-The s,
 damage suit brought against Goyernt
 Hunt ct al by George Foster will y heard before Judge Lyman's divisic
 of the superior court today. Post, l. is suing Governor Hunt, Charles r. Osburn, J. c. Callahan and Dr. A. a, Kingsley to recover damages allegt Tt to have been caused by the sewerai from the asylum being dumped on h IS grounds. The state officials who ha' er been made the joint defendants W le not only be asked to paysthe amou
 named but interest upon the san
 and the costs of the suit