Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
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AT THE JEFFERSCN-F. E. Raso, Prescott; William owens, J. N. Me Connell. George Walker Pittsburg; Howard J Fawcett, Baltimore, Md; H. R. Zimmer and wife Mesa.
 UNION MISSION STUDY-The Union Mission Study class will meet tomorrow morning at the Y w. c, A. The subject will be chapter ), "Ko- req Mrs Ray C. Harker, leader
 A NEW DAUGHTER There was born to MT, and Mrs. w. G. Hill of Mesa, daughter of the weight of nine pounds Mir. Hill is a son of Walter Hill and manager of the Mesa branch of the Walter Hill company AT THE FORD-Andres c. Garcia Fl Paso: L. E. Froman, Glendale; T. A Flynn. city; Alton C. Campbell Denver; John Draper Redlands, Cal; J. H. Cash and wife. Portland, Ore; N. B. Simms, RivertOn. Minn.
 WOOL BUYERS HERE-A Van derwort and R. J. Salter of Boston, Mass. are in the city this week for the purpose of buying up quantity of wool for shipments to the mills in
  the Adams.
 LAST CALL FOR LlCENSES-"The last chance has come" said Sheriff Jeff Adams yesterday. If we see an auto mobile without a license an arrest will follow We have been lenient and giV- en sufficient time q month in fact. There are still plenty of licenses in the office of the secretary of state"
 AT THE COMMERCIALS. N. Blackwilden, Birds Landing, Cal; l.. ,, A. Hohstadt Douglas; Thomas E Eggleston and wife, Los Angeles; l $. Withers, Oatman; L. Ott, Flag staff: Kitchel Walker, Henderson, Ky: J. A. Jackson, Pittsburg; Miss | Mabel Brown Tempe.
 HOME FROM COAST-Corporation Commissioner F. A. Jones, and En- gineer Ben Ferguson, who had been at Los Angeles for the past week at tending a session of the federal court returned to Phoenix yesterday noon after a long and somewhat tiresome trip as a result of the bad conditions of the railroad tracks in the state of | California.
 DAMAGE SUIT FILED George Lepker formerly a laborer in the em- ploye of the Ray Consolidated Copper company, filed suit against that cor | poration yesterday in the federal court asking for $100O0 damages for the loss of an eye. The accident oc- cured when he dropped an iron bal on a pair of tOngs, the tOngs flying | h in, ha
 LANDER HOME FROM NOGALES I-State Tax Commissioner C. NJ Zander who has been at Nogales at tending the meeting of the chamber of commerce which had been called for the purpose of establishing new taxation system. returned to this city yesterday evening Commissioner Tom Campbell, who also attended the meeting. will remain in that city fol
 three or four days yet.
 THE FIREMEN WERE BUSY-
 Yesterday was a rather busy day fol
 the members of the local fire depart
 ment. At three o'clock in the after
 noon they were called to fight a gras!
 fire at West Moreland and Centra tavenues. not much damage resulting from this fire. At six in the morning
 they were called to 1201 East Van Bu
 ren street to fight a small blaze, ant
 at eight they eXtinguished a fire tha
 had started from a defective flue a
 22O2 West Jefferson street.
 LAND OPENED UP-The land of , flee received notice from headquar
 ters yesterday to the effect that tn following land which had been SC lected by the state, has been throw
 open for patent: All of sec. 19 T
 s. R. 6E; Sec. 20, T SS. R 6E; Sec
 21, T SS, R 6E; Sec. ?. T SS, 6E
 Sec. 2S, T SS R 6E-: Sec. 2S, SS 6E; Sec 29, T SS, R 6E; Sec. 2C , T SS. R 6E; Sec. 31 T SS, R 6E
 Sec. 33, SS, R 6E. The land i question amounts to 5094.50 acres, an
 is located in Pinal county.