Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

ley. Globe; O. o. Smith, Prescott
 WILLIAMS CANDIDATE-Harrison
 M. Williams, deputy sheriff will be
 a candidate for constable of the east
 precinct at the coming primaries
 NEXT LAND SALE-The next sale
 of state school lands will take place
 at Tucson on April third On April
 twelfth, there will be sale in Phoenix
 SEAGRAVES COMlNG-C. L. Sea
 graves, general colonization agent of
 the Santa Fe, will make visit to Phoe-
 nix within the next few days or so.
 OWNER WANTED-At the recent
 production of Dreamland at the Colum-
 bia theater, two lunch cloths were left
 in the theater after the performance The owner may obtain information as to their whereabouts, by calling phone
 number 2218.
 ! LICENSED TO WED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to i James B. Thompson and Ora e Leona
 Rice of Columbus, Ohio: Howard A.
 Preston and Josephine B. Holmes, and Marion Vincent Nixon and Bessie
 McFersOn.
 A LECTURlNG TOUR-Dr John T ! Miller editor of Character Builder anl pr. D. V. De Saffery principal of the Mental Science College will leave today on featuring tour of sev eral weeks. They will appear at Flo renee tonight.
 RETURN FROM TOUR-H O. Cur ny of this city. returned yesterday after an auto tour to Prescott, Je- rome and vicinity. The reads, ac- cordins to Curry are in fair shape, ] the trip being very pleasant at this 1 time of year.
 BiSBEE ATTORNEY -Eustace Du- | pen, attorney, of Bisbee, was a visitor in Phoenix yesterday. Formerly sec retary to United States Attorney Joe Morrison. Duren called upon the pres ! ert attorney. Thomas A. Flynn and renewed ole acquaintances.
 NOTARlAL COMMISSIONS rial commissions were issued to the i following yesterday: F. M. Reeves, Oatmon; H. J. Moore, Seligman; J. H. Mitman. Tucson; T. B. F'itts, Pat agcnia: C. T Reddington. Ajo; F. H. CarlOck, Globe; F.. A. Philips, Will liams
 READY FOR WORK AGAlN-Miss Ruth Rollins who for some time con- ducted a barber shop at 106 East Adams street has come out of the hospital after long illness and will soon open another shop in the Wal ker building, Washington street and l First avenue.
 ON SAD ERRAND-H. J. Biggs. assistant state treasnrer, left the fore | part of the week for Clinton, Ken , lucky. He is accompanying the body of w. s. Scott Pirdsong, an old friend 1 lack to the home of their boyhood 1 Birdsong died here a few days ago. 1 While in the east, Biggs will visit . relatives.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - B. B. Bates Dallas; J. Cohn Los Angeles; I F. N Palmcuist, San Francisco; F.. 1 w. Lawrence, Fl Paso: j. l.. Evans, I Columbus. O.; Mir. and Mrs. Owens, | Mrs. Joe Friedberg. Chandler; Chas. I T. Bvrne. F.. Armstrong, Mrs. Anna ! Pfiel and children, Armstrong Paby Dolls; S M Hammon, s. karam, SO ] nora: Ralph Kirk and wife. Hayden; , l.. l.; Taft. Superior; J. l.. Carter. Phoenix; Chas Pendergast and fam ily George H. Archer. Winston, N. C.; i c. K Kirkpatrick, Los Angeles; Gen. 1 H. Thomas and wife, Phoenix; E. w.
 Saunders, Phoenix; D. A. Summers and ] wife, Deming, N. M.; Leo F. Arnold, | Wickenburg; H. l.. Mccoy. Wilcox; {;
 s. l.. Longborough, Fl Paso; Robert i Sasse, Bisbee: John Marrero. Ajo; J. s. Belond, Ajo: F. L. Stebben Jerome;
 B. $. Reeder, Nogales.
 AT THE JEFFERSON Goodwin Skinner, Washington, D. C.; G. w.
 Barnes, Tucson; Mir. and Mrs. Craig Pottinger Flagstaff; Lillian P. Ma bry, Sacate; J. w. Book, Jr.. city: A.
 F. Rath, Jr., Maricopa M. V. Nixon,
 Maricopa; MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Adams,
 Chicago: Mrs : L. Lipp. Wickenburg: H. G. Dwyer. Tucson; F. G. Village, Buckeye; C. E. Brown. Los Angeles;
 F. R. Sanders, Mesa; Morel Nardon city: w c. Towse, San Francisco; w L. Barum Flagstaff; w. G. Flood, Je-
 rome; Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Upston
 city: George Queschenshedtt, Tucson;
 J B. Speed. Kingman: J. L. Johnson
 
 Denver; Paul Closiers, Chicago.
 AT THE ADAMS-C A. George, F
 A. Brown, J. B. Cooper, Wm. Crowley
 J. B. Lippincott. J. B. Groves, J. Hones
 O. w. ESselman, Los Angeles; J. W
 Marsh. Belleville, Ill.,; ]. E. Ryan, San !. Francisco; J. B. Breathitt, Tucson; L. J. Fitzgerald, Memphis; J. q. Foot
 New York; w. A. Hatfield, San Fran , cisco; Geo. F. Sullivan. Decatur: Peter Collins, Boston; H. A. Denman. E. A Brebony, Memphis; w. H. Burdine New York; o. M. Shaw, El Centro; s M. Hammond, Buckeye; Mrs E. B
 Stanley, Mrs. C. H. TaylOr. Cincin- nati: C. H. Gale. Mrs. LeRoy Ander- son, Prescott: A. Frandenoerg, Den Yer; H. G. Sunderland, North Attic boro, Mass; E. J. OBrien. New York H. E. D!ckerson. Cleveland; R. L. Had daway, St Louis; MT. and Mrs. A. J Shorwater, Chattanooga F. B. Garri | son, St Louis; R. HOff, Long Beach
 J. M. Gaines. Tombstone; F. C. Steven
 son, St Louis; Mrs. Geo. H. Bixby
 Miss N. M. Bixby. Long Beach; H. s Knight, Kirkland; Mrs. William Thaw , Jr, and maid, Pittsburg; Mrs. H. B Richards. Pittsburg; C. w. Higgins
 Chicago; Thomas Wilson Tonopah , Nev; T. C. Taber, Norwalk, O.; M L , Bowlins, St. Louis.
 CARD OF THANKS
 | We wish to extend our heartfel