Arizona republican., 1916-01-15

mining engineer, left for Tucson last evening, where he will confer with the prospective purchasers of the Oatman Consolidated Mining com pany, of Oatman.
 LOOKING OVER FENCES George A. Olney, democratic candi- date for governor left yesterday in an auto for Globe. After spending a week in Gila county he will go on into Graham and Greenlee counties.
 AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE-An illustrated lecture, the subject of which is Into All the World" will be given at tEe Presbyterian church on Sunday evening at 7:30. All are in vited
 AUTOS WANTED-The chamber of commerce is desirOus of obtaining the use of several automobiles on the 18th, with which to transport a party of Raymond and Whitcombe tourists around the valley
 LAND SELECTIONS-The state yesterday filed selections of 50,O00 acres of land with receiver of the U. s. Land office, John J. Birdno.
 
 Apache Cochise, Yavapai and Pinal ! counties.
 ! SIR GILBERT Hillary Welch of the chamber of commerce is in receipt of a communication from Sir 1 Gilbert Parker. The letter is from Brighton, England, where the NJ. P. | and noted author is recuperating i from a serious illness
 FUNERAL POSTPONED The funeral of John Molander has been postponed from today at two o'clock. until some time next week The date will be announced later The body is at the undertaking par lors of Mohn and Driscoll.
 ADVERTISING MAN HERE- Frank Hammet of the General Adver- Using Sales Corporation of Los An 1 geles is a visitor in Phoenix. Mr. Ham, met has spent some time in other towns in the state and finds general business conditions good everywhere.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = 1 There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: R. Rames, Haze Rothwell, J. NJ. Martin, Frank Davis L. E. Daugherty, Tom Reeder, Than ! fer Lindsey and Roy Thompson
 DIED AT SISTERS HOSPITAL The death of Frank Kochavar oc- cured yesterday at the Sisters hos pital. The remains were taken tC the undertaking establishment of H M. Maus, and will be kept there | 10 of from relatives in Idaho.
 SENT To OkLAHOMA-Th re mains of Mrs. Lizzie Wade, whose death occurred here on Tuesday were yesterday shipped to the for mer home at McAlister, Oklo by Un dertaker Maus. The remains were ac companied by mother, brother ant children of the deceased, as wei as by Philip Nelson, brother-in law.
 ORDER GRANTED-Judge Saw telle of the Federal court yesterda. granted the restraining order aske, for by Geo. P Bullard in the case O the corporation commission versu the Arizona Eastern railroad. Tn corporation commission is seeking t collect a 5000 fine from the road while they have an appeal pending which they wish cleared up befor action is taken in this case PATENTS ISSUED-The follow ing patents have been issued to Ar izona inventors: Frederic B. Roll berg, Bisbee, rifle table; Nelson Ny berg, Miami, blower; Louis N Yin cent, Prescott grease cup; Thornto N. NeisWander, Mesa water motor
 Michael J. Morley, Hayden. concen trating table. The patents were ob tained through the agency of Haz ard, Berry and Miller of Los An , geles.
 INVESTMENT PERMlT-The stat . corporation commission yesterday is sued an investment permit to tn United States Vanadum Developmer company, a Phoenix corporation. Tn
 company is capitalized for the sum ( l $75,000 and expects to sell 75000 , shares of stock at not less than fiv
 cents each. The officers of the com pany are: President, H. H. Temple vice president, T. J. Sparks; secretar.
 
 t Sullivan. The company holds title | r several vanadium poperties in tn :. state ana hopes to develop the claim SUNDAY SCHOOL CONvENTION- The county Sunday School Associatio t will hold meeting in this city on Sat : urday and Sunday, January 29 and 3
 The session is to be held at the Pres b,-tT, oh, Sunday afternoon, which will be hcl in the high school auditorium. TheI will be three sessions on Saturday an , a number of prominent speakers hGN I been put on the program. On Sunda I afternoon, the delegates and the Sur day school children will march in e parade, following which, the meetin in the high school will take up. A bar Ter will be awarded to the school haN Il ing the largest delegation and percent age of it's membership present at u
 meeting
 PERSONAL USE" CASES TODA
 Tn the supreme court today argl II ments will be heard in the liquor cas, known as the personal use' cases. V J. Sturgeon of Yuma, and Willia Stansbury of Cochise county were a i rested for bringing liquor into Il V state and each convicted in the supe V for courts. They both appealed the II case to the higher tribunal. The issl
 to be decided is whether a citizen h. . the right to bring intoxicants into u ~ state provided they are for the persol