Arizona republican., 1916-02-16
JUDGE STANFORD AT YUMA

JUDGE STANFORD AT YUMA Judge R. C. Stanford spent yesterday in Yuma where he sat in a case in which Judge Baxter was disqualified
 MOTOR TO FL PASO-W. H and D. w. Abbey, Wm. Buckley and fam lilies left yesterday for Fl Paso by automobile on an extended pleasure trip.
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON jutant General Harris, who had been at Tucson for the past few days, on militia business, returned to this city yesterday evening.
 DOUBLE MEETiNG-The board of directors of the chamber of com merce will meet at four o'clock this afternoon a the office, and also at luncheon at the Arizona club at noon.
 MISS BLOOM BURNED-Mi An ma Bloom of Grand Avenue was se- verely burned when oil from a stove on which she was cooking ignited suddenly last evening. She will re- cover without serious consequences.
 N. E. A. CONVENTiON-City Sup erintendent of public schools John D. Loper will attend the N. F.. A. sup erintendent's convention to be held in Detroit February 22-26 Enroute for the convention. MT. Loper is vis- iting his parents in Jerusalem. O.
 MEXICAN SENTENCED Faconda Martinez. a Mexican who it is alleged attempted to burslarize the Alturas hotel. was arraigned on a charge of trespass before Police Judge Mcbride yesterday. He plead guilty, and was given sentence of $2O or twenty days in the city jail.
 BANK CHANGES ITS NAME-The banking institution formerly known as the Bank of Ajo, this week asked and received permission from the incor- porating department of the state cor pOration commission to change it's name from the one mentioned to the Miners and Merchants Bank of Aio The bank of Miami has also applied for permission to raise it's capital from $l0,000 to $25,O00.
 l VALENTINE DINNER-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter gave a Valen-
  north on Park Road Almond hIos- sons formed the decorations and a 1 heart marked the places of those at 1 the table. The dinner was most sumptuous from the roast turkey to i the squares of ice cream with crim- i son hearts. The guests included MT and Mrs. Avery. MT. and Mrs T NJ. i BurrOugs and MT. and Mrs. A H ! Barber.
 SUES FOR MIssIoN-John
 D. Mills is plaintiff in a suit for $500 against J. A. Britton. In his
 complaint Mills charges Britton with
 non payment of a commission due
 him, he claims. for the sale of a
 gold mine. Britton purchased the
 mine from Mills for $500 plus $150O
 taxes. The plaintiff then found a buyer for the nine and the agreement he alleges was that all over the original price paid was to be shared He sold the mine for s20.000.
 REGISTER NOW-There are but five more days in which to register fol the coming primaries. In order to vote at the next election it will be neces- sary to be registered Old registration.
 are not valid. There are seven regis. traitor stations about the city all O.
 which are kept open from eight in tho
 morning until five in the evening. Tn.
 cluding the noon hour. In addition {,
 these, the city hall. registration de partment is open from eight in tn,
 morning until nine at night
 
 Two thousand and a few more Phoeni, school children marched through tn
 Elvey X Huett drug store yesterda, , afternoon between the hours of 3:3 : and 4: 30 o'clock. Each was treated t, a piece of pure candy made by tn l famous Orange Blossom company. Tn policeman on that beat kept order, an, } no bad dispositions were shown anon; ! the little visitors. They lined up an,
 marched past the candy counter, an, $ then passed out of the store happy. HAYES DISM SS ED-Thoma
 Hayes, accused of psepins in the win dows of the Churchill apartments O [ North Second street, was up befOr 7 Judge Mcbride of the city police c,I. = yesterday afternoon. Officers Bar { mum and McGrath caught Hayes i l the act. A charge of trespass wa l. placed against him. When he wa = brought into court, it was found tha [ during his entire escapade he was o l the sidewalk. Judge Mcbride rule T that this could not be classed as tres e pass, and the case was dismissed. | A BUSY DEPARTMENT. ( ,. Thompson, superintendent of the in ,. surance department of the state cor :. poration commission, has been pret O ty busy for the past week or so takin = in money. The inflow of coin is du Q to the fact that this is the time ( = year for the payment to the commis q sion of the annual per cent fees whic II is assessed against the insurance con a panies doing business in the stat II Last year this department Colecte 3. nearly S5S,000 from the risk firms, an @ it is thought that this years bushes - will result in a much larger revenu s AT THE ADAMS-O. c. Shobac s St Louis; A. Adams, Prescott; Geore
 R. Garfield and wife, Cleveland, o II Miss Edna E. Williams, Chicago Il Michael Levy, New York; Gus l Hirchfield, Hayden; Charles F. Cli, d pert, Belmont. Mich; F. F. Ellinwoo 10 BiSbee; o. E. Laskey, Rock Creek, o
 w. B. Mead, Denver; P. F. Smith. Ch
 ca9o; G. C. Thomas, Los Angeles; '
 E. ?. Craig, Winslow: E. W. E. Snyd Q and wife, Waterloo, Ontario; George