Arizona republican., 1916-02-10
Western engines do not require constant watching. | SCHWElTZER MACHINE co. 314 w. Washington St., Phoenix
HERE FROM FL PASO-A.

HERE FROM FL PASO-A E. Schultz, representing the Fl Paso Piano company was in this city yes terday looking after business interests of his company
 MISSING MAN-Chief of Police Brisbois received a telegram last night asking as to the whereabouts of one R. O. Naylor. Naylors brother, J. B. Naylor is looking for him.
 RENT-TEACHERS ASSOClA- TlON-The regular meeting of the Mckinley Parent Teachers Associa- o'clock at the school building.
 COBB IN FLORENCE-State En- gineer Lamar Cobb. Engineer Nichols, Don Alexander and Roy Cook of the engineers office. went to Florence yes terday to look over the bridge situa- ton there.
 TRIP TO DAM-Project Manager w. s. Cone, accompanied by Engineer Mcclellan, left yesterday morning for the Roosevelt Dam on an inspection tour. They will return some time today.
 WILL ELECT DIRECTORS The annual election of directors and the membership meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association will occur Thursday evening, February r at the Arizona club.
 WILL MEET MONTHlY-At the meeting of the state live stock sani- tary board held yesterday it was de- cjded to hold the meetings of that body on the first Tuesday of each month,
 instead of on call of the secretary at irregular intervals, as has heretofore been the custom.
 SETH PERRY WANTED-Mrs Emma Walling. clerk of Cottonwood Grove No. ? Woodmen Circle has writ ten Chief of Police BrisbOis, asking him to locate for her Seth Perry If Perry will communicate with Mir. Walling, he will learn news which will be greatly to his advantage.
 MOOSE DANCE-The regular Moose dance will be held this evening in Moase hall. A great time has been planned. Besse's orchestra will fur nish the music. Shirley Balserson will be in charge of arrangements, and will undoubtedly finish things off in his usual polished manner
 CATTLE MUST STAND TEST-At | the meeting of the state live stock sanitary board held at the state house yesterday, it was decided that all cat 1 tie entering the state to be used for breeding purposes should be subjected 1 to tuberculin test within sixty days after their entry into the state TRIAL OF EDWARDs-The case of H., G. Edwards is set for today 1 The Edwards case, that of I. F.. Key
 into the state and the Sid Henry triai jare all scheduled for this week though lit is hardly probable the court will icOmplete the calendar in the next lthree days.
 MONROE GAME - The second ball team of the Osborn school defeated the second team of the Mon roe school yesterday afternoon by the score af to ,. The batteries for the lformer team were Bryant and Hadseal land for the Monroe team Brauner and
 
 saw the game.
 SMITH SECOND LIEUTENANT
 At the election of officers of Com tpany F, the Indian company of this lefty, held recently, Frank Smith was lselected to fill the place of second lieutenant. He is the first to fill that position, owing to the fact that there Ihas never heretofore been such an !officer in the Indians organization | SUIT FOR DivORCE-Declaring
 that his wife left him without cause Tor reason, George Eby yesterday filed Isuit for divorce against Rena Eby jthat his wife left him without his lconsent He says she is incompetent land incapable of caring for and SUD- lporting their seven year old daugh Iter Thelma Eby. The Ebys were mar
 ried in Los Angeles in April 1907. VALENTINES BAlL-All arrange
 ments have been perfected by the
 committee appointed to arrange for the
 annual St. Valentines ball to be given hy the members of Purity Temple No l9. PytIian Sisters. The event is to take place Monday evening, February IA in Patrick's hall The hall will be fdecorated with hearts and cupids. Al attending are promised an enjoyable evening.
 : | McCONNELL- HALL Miss Non, fLeona Mcconnell and Henry Cla, v lHall. a well known rancher of Higle,
 twere married by Judge Stanford, yes
 lterday Other marriage licenses is
 lsued yesterday were: William A. Me :, lGrath, Hayden and Marie Mills, Chi lcago; Frank H. Sellner and Mildre, E. Stocks, Milwaukee; Obbert Lee By
 ters. Prescott and Ruth Bratton, Pres tcott; Henry Mailey Nay and Emma Y lHoben.
 III AT THE ADAMs-C. P. Liebalt l Mansfield, Ohio; ". T. Fife, Los An
 lgeles; l.. B. West. Fl Paso; c. W. Hen II fry, San Francisco: l.. l.. Ewing, Den 7 yer; B. F. Campbell. Ray: F. A. Pet /: tineil, Chicago; G. F. Thomas, Ne, 7. York; Sol Barrett, St. Johns; R. ( " Scarlett and T. C. Weigel. San Fran ii Icisco; B. F. Nell and wife. Chicago Mrs. c. P. Gardiner Jerome; D. Lac! Los Angeles; Mrs R. R. Beggs, City 70 Ned Moore. Chicago; Mrs. A. B. Fow d Ter, Port Huron. Mich; w. H. Golf a man, Kansas City; Mrs. Jack Harlov ,s Mesa; E. D. Manning, Hood Rive | Wash. NJ w GOetZ LOrdsburg Cal