Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
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POSTOFFlCE HOURS-The postof- flee will close this afternoon, and the money order window will be closed all day. There will be one city de- livery during the forenoon, with no rural service.
 INVESTMENT PERMITS - Invest ment permits were issued yesterday by the corporation commission to the Gila Valley Creamery company of Pima, Graham county, and to the Oatman Imperial Mining company of Phoenix
 RETURN OF LAVEEN-Roger La Veen is back on the job in the office of the clerk of the Superior court Laveen was away for week looking into mining interests in the Super stition Mountains.
 A NEW SON-Mr and Mrs Paul r., Morse of 9l5 South Third avenue, wei comed the arrival of d new nine pound son last evening at 9:30. Mr Morse is an employe of the Washington Street garage. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
 NOTORlAL COMMISSIONS - The following named persons were yester- day issued notorial commissions by the secretary of state: Meyer Hrsch, Morenci; Vernon Wright, Phoenix; l lJ. Whitney, Kingman, and r. L. Hl- worth. Prescott
 AN ABSENT MAGISTRATE tice of the Peace Frank de Souza is in Fl Paso for few days on business During his absence Miss Vera Fen nell, clerk of the court. is attending to his duties. He will return Ihurs- day.
 NEW DAUGHTER-Mr and Mrs. R. L. Parker, of the Westminster apart ments, are rejoicing over the arrival i of an eight-pound daughter Mr Par | ker is manager of the local branch of | flee of the R. D. Field company of San l Diego. Mother and daughter are do- 1 ing well.
 l FLYNN BACK-United States At torney Thomas A. Flynn returned to 1 Phoenix Sunday night, after a two
 weeks absence in Flagstaff and vii
 cirity, looking after trouble among
 the Navajo Indians. Outside of the
 cold weather, which was extremely
 aparent during his stay. Flynn en- 1 .ioyed the trip very much.
 GRAIN LIKES PHOENIX and 1 Mrs. E. NJ. Grain and young son
 left Saturday for their home in Au- i gusta, Illinois. The Grains have been | spending the winter in Phoenix. and nave made a great many friends here
 who will regr.t to learn of their de- parture MT. Grain is in the cloth 1 ing business in Augusta, and has gone
 on record to the effect that for it's population Phoenix is one of the best | developed cities in a business way in l the United States. Before leaving MT 1 Grain remarked on the hospitality O.
 the Phoenicians, spee king of the many l lodge and club courtcsies extended
 to him here this winter
 | CASES WERE HEARO-YesteIi Say morning the time of the state corporl- 1 ton commission was taken up by tha nearing If the case against the Pacific Gas & Electric company, the action be- ing tor the purpose of determining the
 correct amount that should be paid to the company for the electric light cur rent used at the state house and the
 state insane asylum. In the afternoon,
 the action of the commission against the railroads of this section was heard, this being a case wherein the commits
 sion was seeking to cause the estab
 lishment of an equitable rate for the
 transportation of ciTcuses and carnival | outfits. The finding in the cases will
 be made public at a later date.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. B
 Jones: Prescott H. r. Hudspeth; J. s
 Bethune and family, Prescott A. II
 Eearley, Flagstaff; Mabel Brown
 Tempe: F.. W. Spear; P c. Rosen-
 blatt Prescott A. w. Crawford, Los
 Angeles; Mrs. NJ. H. Gage, Prescott;
 Mrs. J. Hicks w K. Brown and wife
 Congress; R. D. Young, Prescott J. f,
 Archer, Houston: Gordon Clifford and wife. Fowler. Cal; r. l.. Evans anG
 wife. Globe; E. J. Ritter, Pueblo; Mrs
 J. P Farley. Prescott; Will A. Cole
 Kansas City A R Diller. Globe; Ed ward H. Grffen, Los Angeles; F. r
 Hines. Los Angeles; B. F. Spray. Los | Angeles; Walter II. Haugh, Buckeye, Harry G. Coate Los Angeles; Jacl Mansfield, Tucson.
 AT THE ADAMS-Ernest McAauley , ant B. P.Olbert Donald B. GIieves | John Newkirk and William \. Fink
 Fl Paso: w. R. Dillan. Globe: H. W
 SWigart, Denver: J. W. Johnson. Sal , Lake City: s. K. Coons. Los Angeles , F. IT. Roach Stafford: F.. Q. Woodruff
 Los Angeles; N. $. Patton. Providence R. L: l.. Schnitler, Los Angeles; Rich 2 ard $. Stearns, Jr., Boston. C. w Stem. san Francisco P l.. Johnson NorwalN. Conn; F. Cort Johnson ant l wife, New York Donald Johnson. NeV D York; Arnold NJ. Doe and wife, Flag
 staff: J. V. D. Gray. Humboldt: J. r , Biiens, Tucson; A. Anderson, Sal , Francisco; John Ter, Bisbee; Mat 9 Wartenburg, <Bisbee: J. l.. Schleimel San Francisco K. G. Kinhead. To : Angeles; W. F. Hitchcock, San Der = narGino; A. C. Cole and wife, Mexico
 x. C. Moore, Los Angeles; R. A. Nick erscn and wife, Williams: H. A. Turne md wife and Mrs. Randle. Tucson. . A FREAK EGG-A Dodson of "A . Grand avenue. yesterday brought [ . ttis office an egg the initial effort c | a young white leghorn hen. Unles = she improves she will not. contri5ut
 much to the breaking down of the e9 : market. It is about as imperfect u specimen as a hen ever turned out l Q the first place there is no shell, an cs