Arizona republican., 1917-06-19
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SURVEY APPROVED-Th survey 1 or general yesterday approved the claim of Joe Bruner to Tennessee Ex- tension, Survey 2355, Walapai district i Mojave county
 GO TO cOAST-Mrs. Clyde McCarty and son. Ray, left on Saturday for an extended visit with relatives and and Winnipeg.
 MOTHERS GUlLD-The Young Mothers Guild of Trinity Pro Cath edral will hold an all-day meeting We'd nesday, commencing at 10: 30 o'clock in the morning. The young mothers will sew.
 LICENSED TO Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Robert E. Twitty, 40, Prescott. and Margaret F. Hummel, 27. Younkers; Charles King. 35, Bedding and Mae Marshall, 2S Miami
 ON SAD ERRAND-William Bouk of the State Press left for Cleveland, O., last evening upon receiving word of the death of his mother and brother and the serious injury of his father there in an auto accident particulars of which are not known
 JOINS NAVY-Ira l.. Joyce, age 26 years and for 15 years a resident of
 
 listed in the navy. In doing so he said: Boys fall in line. Don't wait until they call on you. I think all young men should join and fight for Old Glory"
 DIRECTORIES Phoenix Cham Der of Commerce yesterday received volume, the Commercial Report for the United States and city directories from Kansas City, Wichita. Springfield Ohio; Omaha, Portland, Oregon: Louis- vile, Houston and Spokane.
 THOUSANDTH MEMBER-Rev. Ray C. Harker, for over five years pastor of the First Methodist church, has just taken into membership in his congrega- tiOn the thousandth member since com ing here in February, 1912. The thou sandth member is a Dayton, Ohio. woman who presented letters on Sun day.
 HORSE FoUND-The sheriff's office has received information that a sorrel horse, white face. white feet, saddle and bridle bearing the Ceilings label had been found by the agent of the Salt River Valley reservation near Scotts- dale. The agent stated he would hold the horse util called for by the owner.
 GUESTS OF Y. M. C. A.-AH the members of McArthur Brothers "Soed- CO., club were invited by Secretary Sexon of the r. M. C. A. to have swim in the plunge last night after the regular weekly meeting in the club rooms. About 40 accepted the invitation and greatly appreciated the courtesy extended them.
 DOBLE CAR ORDER-The Kissel Auto company announces that it has placed the largest order for Doble steam cars ever sold in Arizona The order was for S16,900 worth of Dobles and S3,000 check accompanied the order The Doble is creating a sensa- ton wherever it is shown and the in- terest of the Phoenix people is shown by the number of inquiries the Kissel Auto company. local distributors. is receiving.
 MOTOR TROUBLE-Art Richards is late conner registered at the county Jali having been brought from Tucson yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Harry De Wlntoh Richards is alleged to have stolen car from a Mexican who is said 10 have purchased the machine from nm. The Mexican is said to have paid sI'sOO for the car and that the s3O due prompted Richard to make a getaway with the car
 MURDER TRIAL CATE-A L. RayEor will be tried for the murder oi Calvin Heath on September r. The date of trial was set by Judge Stanford yesterday when Raynor was afralgped in the superior court on the charge by which he was held to answer. from Justice De Souza' s court. The murder occurred last Aprii when Heath was shot on his ranch at AvOndale after trouble with Raynor over water rights
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new concerns Navajo Pacific Copper company, Mo- hawk Irrigation and DeV company. American Petroleum, Inc; Rookledge Resilient Spring company. Continental Cons. Copper company, Cobalt Bonanza Silver Mines company Central Verde Copper company, Green Gulch Copper company.
 COMMISSION TO YUMA-A A. Betts and A W. Cole, state corporation commissioners. were in Yuma yesterday where they held hearing on the appll- cation of the Yuma Electric and Water Power company to issue bonds and to discontinue the service of unfiltered water. The commission will go from Yuma to San Francisco to attend the hearing before the California commis- sion of the application of the California railroads to raise their rates fifteen per cent. The commission wishes to in form itself preparatory to a similar hearing in Phoenix on June 2.