Arizona republican., 1916-02-02
LECTURE THIS EVENING

evening at the Christian church, the lecture to start at 730
 INVESTMENT PERMIT state corporation yesterday issued an in vestment permit to the Oatman B1s Four Mines Company of Oatman.
 RETURNED FROM COAST Mrs. A. A. Betts and daughter. Miss Ruth, who have been visiting on the coast for several months past, returned to this city yesterday.
 HARMONY CLUB TO MEET- There will be special meeting of the Phoenix Harmony club at ,: 30 this af- ternoon at the Woman's club building, and all members of the organization are requested to be present
 NOTARY PUBLIC The secretary of state yesterday issued notorial commissions to the following: o l.. Williams, Bisbec; X. ". Edwards, Prescott. Ethol Frost Phoenix; Joseph E, Nobel, Mesa
 NEW DEPUTY MARSHAL F. A. Wage was present in the office Of United states Marshal Joe Dillon yes terday carrying for the first time the responsibility of a deputy marshal. He succeeds (. E. Price, who has accepted q position in the courthouse
 1 IMPORTANT NEWS Secretary | Harry N Blair of the '. NJ. C. A. is | trying to locate Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ! Ram, who are thought to have come to Phoenix within the past few days i If they will call on Mir Blair at the l ', he will be pleased to impart import ant information to them.
 A BRAND NEW BOY-A nine pound son made his appearance early 1 yesterday morning and will take up his home with Mir and Mrs. II. G. Wiley The happy parents are at present making their home with Mrs. Willey's mother Mrs Frank Light foot. at 303 East Polk street.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL II. NJ. Jenkinson, Kansas City; Edward Mitchell St. Louis; Roy E. Butler city; E. M Whitworth, Tucson; D. C. Walker, Pasadena: E. Q. Brown Scottsdale: George C. Brown. Buck : eye Bert Hackett, Flagstaff, Jack Cashion, Oatman; G. $. DeLine and wife. Wickenburg: Jack Grainey.
 TENNIS CLUB SUPPER The members of the Y. W. C. A. Tennis club will hold their regular monthly supper al the Y cafeteria on Thurs day evening next Those in charge of the affair have requested that al young ladies who desire to attend the supper will notify the officers o1 the club in order that accommoda tions may he prepared for suffi- cient number.
 Marshal Joe Dillon returned to Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon from the coast
 He was accompanied by Deputy Fred Hudson. They had been in San
 Francisco attending the sessions of the United states district court. The trir bacK, though not of a perilous nature
 was one of long delays and slow run
 ming. The situation on the coast with respect to the railroads is bad
 according to Dillon.
 AT THE ADAMS-L. $ Parker
 Tucson: R. Hartman, Ray; A. r
 Davis, Washington, D. C.. r. r,
 Bradshaw, Glendale; Mrs MoseleA
 and Mrs. Moseley, Jr,, city; J. "
 Maudsley, Los Angeles; Mrs. II. C
 Rains and son. city; F. A. Gillespie
 Tulsa, Okla; A. E. Masser St. Gail
 Switzerland; W. H. Bullen, Los An geles; Edward J. Bahe and wife
 Chicago; N. F. Hummer, Tucson
 John Hohstaat, Douglas.
 SALE OF THE FOWLER RANCH
 Some days ago the sale Of the F. A
 Fowler ranch, northwest of Glendale
 one of the show places of the valley ' occurred The ranch consists of 32 . acres, and the improvement, Whicl , has been brought to q high state, Wa . undertaken by MT. Fowler about tel , years ago? The purchaser is Johl . Northcutt. who lives in the northerl
 part of the city. Mr and Mrs. Flow , Ter do not expect to leave the valley though they will spend a considerabl part Of the year on the coast. s COMMISSION HEARS PROTEST The city commission held a brief specia l meeting yesterday afternoon for tn lIurpcse of listening to protests agains
 assessments for the building of tn
 storm sewer from property owners Wh
 claim their property has been in n , way benefited by the construction C
 tke sewer. The matter was table
 pending the outcome of a suit now l
 the court based OF the same claim
 Nhe matter of calling for an electiO s upon the question of q municipal cleo {, tric lighting plant was allowed to 2 1 ever until today. when the cOmmissiO
 will moot in rcotllar session
 Q ROAD CONDITIONS The chamb' < If commerce, through the courtesy ,
 the Mountain States Telephone
 Telegraph company. was able to i.
 sue a bulletin cn the state of the roal $ throughout the state The road frol
 nere to Florence is in good shape h. V whether or not accommodations hay t been installed for the ferrying of cal . across the river could not be asee1 = tained The road from Florence f Tucson is in good shape. It is in n possible at the present time to driN a motor from Phoenix to Prescott e The road from here to Yuma is Q good shape Communication betwee Q here and Globe is still of the prol . lematical nature. It is not possible - present to get a machine any farth d than Fish Creek.
 e DON'T SHOOT ANY BlRDS-Tl
 closed season, under the federal la' V on game birds, began yesterday. al e tEe hunter who kills quail, doves Q waterfowl, nowadays, will do so at in # minent risk of an entanglement wi e some of the sharp eyed deputies tra'