Arizona republican., 1916-02-18
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 WOMAN'S CUUB-The music de- partment of the Womens club will present a musical program, featuring the pipe organ. at the Central Metho- dist church. on Monday evening, Feb ruary 21, at Y:15 o'clock. Admission hv membership card and general ad- mission twenty five cents. There will he a business meeting on Tuesday
 MANY FROM PHOENIX = Most of the n )tarial commissions issued yester- day by the secretary of state went to residents of this city Following is the list: T. Trivillian, Fred Blair Town send, K. Maxwell, C. P. Hart, J. T. Lip sohn, M. C. Barnum, all of Phoenix; E. A. McMakin. Tucson Jean Boyd, Bis bee; w. w. Bush, Winkelman: J. F. Russell Prescott.
 INVESTMENT PERMITS The state corporation commission yester- day issued investment permits to the following named companies: Tom Reed, Jr., Mining company, Phoenix; the Tango Gold Mining company, N!lSHldH anu HotHIA, lIe hoil- wether Mexican Gold Mining X Mill ing company, Globe; United Oatman Gold Mines company, Oatman.
 DEATH OF J. A. RAUM-John A. Raum, who came to Phoenix four weeks ago in search of health, passed away yesterday afternoon. MT. Raum leaves a wife and child 10 mourn the loss Mohn, Driscoll Co. have prepared the remains for shipment to St. Louis, Mo- where the funeral will be held. Mrs. Raum and child will accompany the remains home.
 FEW CATTLE lMPORTS-Sam Bradner. secretary of the state live stock sanitary board, reports that so far the raising of the quarantine on imports of Mexican cattle has resulted in but few punches of cattle being nora. owing to the fact that CarranZa has imposed an export duty of $20 a head on all cattle which pass out of Mexico.
 ARIZONA TENTS-Hazard, Ser rv &. Miller the Pioneer Patent Agen- cy of Los Angeles. received by wire from Washington notice of the issu- ance yesterday of the following pat ents to Arizona inventors Robert K. Gocdrich. Tucson, AriZ., hydro electro lYtic ore treatment: Frederick E. Blakely. Douglas. ArZ., windmill; God frey T. Englund, Miami. Ariz., measur- ing attachment.
 WILL HEAR HIS ECHO-Max Will helmv. the local vioinist, expects to make a trip to Echo Canyon next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and try to hear the echo of the strains from his violin when played at that point. A wonderful echo can be heard from all sounds made on the slopes of the canyon and Mir. Wilhelmy wants to know just how second hand violin notes really sound.
 EGGLESTON'S HEAVY BAIL - Thomas E. Eggleston, charged with robhing the Los Angeles Y. M. C. A. of text books and instruments, who was arrested in Phoenix, was arraigned in the coast city justice court. Wednes- day His bride wife was on hand to watch the proceedings. In default of the 5000 bail required EgglestOn was sent to the county jail to await his preliminary hearing.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-C W. War ner and wife, COldfield, AriZ.; H. J. Hough, City: Harry M. Lewis, Chica- go: J. B. Meunier, Los Angeles; Isaac Rogers Mesa; C. A. Stockbridge and P. Bradley, Los Angeles; F. w. Bal lard. Toltec: J. C. Acker Prescott; Charles c. Starr, Reno; C. F. Rogers and wife, Kansas City; Charles O. Tremble, Los Angeles; Mrs. W. A. Me Connell. Wickenburg H. R. Crane, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. $. Ebert, Tucson; F. F. Hayworth and wife and Mary J. Fenton, Boise, Idaho.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL = C. W. Yates, San Francisco; F. G. Twitchell, Denver; Joe Burkey, Bisbee; C. Wall rich, .Alamosa, Colo; A. Gusdorf, St. Louis Emil Seidel, Milwaukee; c. G. Williams, Hayden: Claud Stephens, Selgman; M. M. Brewer, Salt Lake City; Sam T. Diehe and wife, Los An C. Webb, Prescott: Elmer Fisher, NIlenbuTi, S- Dt A L. Iluflleil lilil, ottii Antonio; F. w Ballard and wife, Tol- tee; R. G. Patton, Salt Lake City; F. H. Hagen, Los Angeles; Charles F. Larson, Beardsley; R. L. Phillips, city; A. J. Horsch, Los Angeles; C. o. Fucker Fl Paso: B. Mitchell, Bisbee; Henry Boiling, Douglas; r. K. Part ridge, Fl Paso; Mrs. C. G. Williams, Hayden; J. NJ. Clark, Flagstaff; J. A. Sines, Los Angeles Mrs. Briggs Su- perior; R. w Morris, Kansas City; Madam Malba.
 AT THE ADAMS-A. E. Thorpe. Philadelphia A. w. Peck, Jr, New R. Mathewson, Chicago; Dewey Hunt CT, Douglas; F. F.. Bosworth. San Francisco: R. R. Larkin, Las Vegas: John Frost, Philadelphia; w. M. Leeds, New York; A. N. Hansen, Omaha; Miss Carolyn Lewis and Mrs Edward Martin, Philadelphia; Arthur FrOhman, Bisbee: F. B. Perrin, Jr., Williams; Ira Lentz and S. A. Ship man, Santa Fe; W. R. Chappell New York; F. G. Snow, Los Angeles; c. E. Rogers and wife, Kansas City: Wal ter Riley, New York; Guy Lightfoot, Yuma; F. E. Weyworth and wife and Mary J. Fenton, Boise, Idaho Ernest C. Lane, Frank Cushman and R. N. Bunker, Swansea; C. R. Harvey, Los Angeles; c. L. Hill, Fl Paso; M. B. McKinsey and H. C. Scammel, Los Angeles; c. E. Wilder, Elgin, H.; P. V. Castle and wife, Chicago; Will liam Scott and H. NJ. Lentz, Los An geles; Mrs. F. E. Gallagher. Fl Paso; H. c. Ealer, New York; J. B. Paine Van Buren, Ark; L. & Parke. Tucson; w. G. Neely, Denver; Ru- dolph Kucher and wife, Glendale