Arizona republican., 1917-05-19
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NEW NOTARY-E L. Johns of Mesa yesterday was granted com mission by Governor Campbell as q notary public
 CHIEF CLERk-D. K Clint, who has been paymaster under the project for some time, has been advanced to the position of project chief clerk, taking charge of his work on June l.
 AT FFORD-President John Orme of the Water Users association. has gone to the Roosevelt dam and will then go to Stafford where he will act as tenn porary appraiser for the Federal land bank.
 MORE RECRUITS TO Go-Four re- cruits for the First Arizona infantry from Flagstaff will leave Phoenix to- night for Naco to join the regiment. There will be no special demonstration beyond a crowd of their friends to bid them goodbye.
 ANOTHER JAP GtFT-The Japa- nese association of Phoenix is prepar ing to send another large shipment of vegetables and fruit to the camp of the First Arizona at Naco. This will be the second and is expected to go out on Friday. May 25
 DIRECT MAIL TO Through the efforts of Postoffiee Inspector Dul- ton and the adjutant general. direct mail service has been established be- tween Phoenix and the camp of the First Arizona infantry at Naco which
 will do away with delay of several hours
 MIAMI CASE AGAIN-The case of J. D. Kenney against the Town of Mi- ami will come before the supreme court
 next Wednesday for final hearing. This is the now famous town incorporating case that has worn a path back and forth between the courts for several
 months.
 JUST iCEAsLE-Although the
 weather was threatening throughout
 the day, the rain did not arrive until late afternoon and when it did come it was hardly noticeable. Up to o'clock last night, only .02 of an inch had
 fallen. At 12:3O o'clock this morning the heaviest rain in weeks fell. DRAFT MAN BACK-Colonel F. s. Breen, appointed by Governor Camp bell to have charge of the selective draft registration in Arizona. returned to his home in Flagstaff yesterday. He will be back in his office in the state capitol Monday ready to resume his i big task of preparing for the registra i ton.
 PRETTY DEVICE-T Those who travel 1 the McDowell road at night are treated to pretty sight when they pass the | Fen Hildreth place. A flagpole has been placed in the yard from which streams Old Glory and at night the rays of a big searchight play upon the flut- tering flag, making a most impressive sight.
 IS ARMY ER-Justice Wheel CT yesterday received a letter from his brother, W. D. Wheeler, for several years a special prosecutor of the post office department in charge of postal frauds saying that he had been accept ed as an officer in the cavalry and mad gone into training at Fort Meyer. The Wheeler family is well represented iii the army by several officers. AUCTION SUCCESS The public
 sale conducted by the Inter- State Live
 Stock Exchange, of Phoenix, for White
 and Ludden near Glendale yesterday proved to be one of the best sales of the season, all cattle sold well and proved very satisfactory to all con
 cerned. Col. D. D. Deem. the auetion- ger, showed himself capable and sat isfactory in every respect. GEORGE c. McCULLOCH-Arth c. Hulett has been requested to try 10 locate George c. McCulloch, who is de- scribed as weighing 1S0 pounds, and 40 years old. He was last heard of in Col l ton, California. If MT McCulloch him