Arizona republican., 1916-04-30

The W OOumen CllCle VIII nOiu lnl- tiation services tomorrow evening at their regular meeting There will be banquet following the initiation.
 The Woodmen of the World will hold an open meeting tomorrow even ing in the K. of P. hall. Each mem Der is requested to bring one or two friends Wh0 gre not members. Dur ing the evening Frederick II. Wilson, formerly an actor will put on a series of entertainments.
 PAY TAXES NOW-Monday is the last day for the payment of 1915 taxes. County Treasurer George X. MacDon 0ld stated that while 1t kept his staff : hriskly engaged the past week in mak- 1ug out receipts there were enough still 1 due tc keep all busy on the final day
 GOT ANY RED TURkS?-O. r. Hickey. of Heber. Cal. writes the ! Chamber of Commerce an inquiry re- garding red turkeys. This sort of turks are very scarce now. he says, but he recalls lot of them that used to reside out on the Buckeye road.
 ! APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR VEY-The surveyor general has ap proved Mineral Survey No. 32G7 Rice | Bird lode mining claim. situated in San Francisco Mining District. Mo have county. Arizona, and owned by 1 E. F. Skidmore. Also Mineral Sur vey No. 3241, June lode mining claim, situated in the Turquoise Mining Dis trict. Cochise county. and owned by ] Q. Gibson.
 BOOZE INQUIRY-The hearing of the ease os Frank Palmer and j. II. Pearson who are alleged to have come to town with trunks and suit cases O. booze w.ll he held before United States Commissioner J. II. Langston at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon The men were arraigned before Judge Iangstor yesterday for alleged viola tion of he United States statutes for
 shipping liquor from one state to an other without labelling the package to
 show contents and the name of the consignee.
 GARDINER CASE ARGUEO-F'red Gardiner. the colored man charged with
 procurins false registration has not yet
 entered a plea to the felony charge
 The matter of jurisdiction has not yet
 been determined. Judge Barnum and
 2. E. Goodwin argued law points be-
 fore Judge Stanford yesterday con
 tending that the city court did noi
 have jurisdiction to sit as an eNamin
 ing court and commit a person charged
 with felony to the superior court
 County attorney Candy opposed the
 arguments for the state. Authorities
 will be submitted and Judge Stanford
 will hand down his decision Tuesday
 HELP FOR co. ATTY-Owing t6
 the great pressure of official business t has been necessary for the county at torney's office to add to it's staff ano , yesterday Gene s. Cunningham former , iv of the law firm of Alexander ant Christy was named an assistant. Ac-
 cording to law the county attorne, . nay appoint as many assistants as th' office demands but provision is oni.
 made for one salaried assistant. I'm . salary of Mr. Cunningham will be de
 fraved by county attorney Candy an'
 aSsistan: county attorney Jacobs. MI Cunningham is d graduate of the laV r. department of the University of Illinois
 He was admitted to the bar at Pekir
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