Arizona republican., 1917-04-12
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PHOENIX RIFLE CLUB-The next meeting of the Phoenix File club will be held next Monday night at the Armory at o'clock.
 CASE Dl MIS s D-The case against W. C. Windsor, charged with bootlegging, was dismissed on motion of the county attorney.
 Associated Charities would like to get into communication with Carl Ander- son. They have important informa- tiOn for him.
 ON BUSINESS TRiP-Corporati Commissioner A. A. Belts, Ben Fergu- son, corporation engineer, and J. NJ PhlllipoWski, corporation reporter left yesterday morning for Winkleman and Ray where hearings will be conducted during the remainder of the week.
 AWAY ON ESS-Charles R OsDurn secretary and citizen member Of the board of control, is spending d few days visiting every state institu- ton in the southern section of the state. He will return to Phoenix the latter part of the week.
 MORE NOTA!R ES- Governor Thomas E. Campbell signed notariaI seals yesterday in favor of Lena Nee han of Phoenix, NJ. E. Darrow of Pres cott, Jesse Dunbar of Nogales and Margaret I. O'Sullivan Of Phoenix. an employe at the state house ROYAL NEIGHBORS-Mrs. Brad i held, Of SOP West Jefferson street. en- tertained some 27 members of the Royal Neighbors yesterday afternoon. Mrs Sweatman assisted her in well coming her guests. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Refreshments were served
 NEW SANITARlUM-Lillj O. Bailey, graduate nurse, has leased the Randy residence at the corner of Ninth and Fillmore streets, to- be used as a sanitarlum. The place will be known under the name as "Glenwood." Miss Eailey was formerly in charge of a 1 sanitarium at San Antonio.
 JOINS NAVY-John Baggoria. who has been in the employ of the Vic Hanny company for some time. joined the navy. Baogoria had some trouble in convincing the local recruiting of l flee that his services were really need ! ed, but he succeeded, and will be on | his way to Fl Paso in short time. i MORALES Members of the state tax comm ksion conducted a | hearing on past assessments on Baca ! Float No. at Nogaies yesterday. For i the remainder of the week, the con- missioners will review the work of county assessors in the southern coun- ties. They will return to Phoenix the latter part of the week
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to: Law renee D. Brown, 35, Phoenix, and Laura May Alfred 2S, Glendale: Her bert o. Simpson, 22, Phoenix, and Josephine Johnson, 20, Phoenix: Her 1 bert A. Ellis. 2S Casa Grande, and Anna M- Totten, 35, Casa Grande: Richard H. Conley, 2S, Liberty, and | Ethel E. Knowles 23, Liberty.
 APPLICATIONS ON FlLE-Hun- dreds of applications ares being re- i ceived daily by Governor Thomas E i Campbell from persons about the state who desire to be commissioned officers in volunteer regiments and the like l According to the statement issued yes. terday, if all requests were granted these regiments would be composed o about 99 per cent officers and ont per cent privates.
 MOURNS THIMBLES When Mrs J. L. B. Alexander went to the cham
 Der of commerce rooms to aid in tn,
 Red Cross work she brought with hel
 two thimbles, heirlooms which sh,
 valued greatly. She found the worl
 being done was all machine work an,
 so had no use for the thimbles, an,
 when she came to depart the thimble
 could not be found She is very anxi
 ous for their return, not because 0
 their intrinsic value. but because o
 their associations
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