Arizona republican., 1917-06-08
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NEW NOTARY-Arnold ManU of Phoenix was yesterday granted a com mission to practice as notary pubhc in Arizona
 WILL LAY CORNER STONE-The Madison Improvement club will lay the corner stone for the new club house at o'clock this afternoon. An inter esting program will be given. followed by refreshments. The public is in- vited
 SEWING BEE POSTPONED sewing bee scheduled to be held by the Pythian Sisters of Purity Temple No. g, at the home of Mrs. White this af- ternoon has been indefinitely post poned.
 LICENSED TO WED-There was adimnution of the marriage licens- business yesterday, only two being granted, to Eddie L. Howard, 27, and Gertrude E. Hawley, 26. both of Co., chise county. and Trino Leon and Del fina Espinosa, both of this county. FORMER RESIDENT DEAD-Word was received in Phoenix yesterday Of the death of Mrs. Reinie Reitzammer, formerly a resident of Phoenix, at Ar kansas City. Ark, May 30 Mrs. Reitz- ammer was formerly Miss Maud Fluitt and resided in this city several years before returning to her home.
 NEW NOTARIES P. Clemens of Casa Grande Anna NJ. Greiner Of Globe. F. S. Thompson of Ajc, F.. R. Peabody of Casa Grande, J. L. Fitts of Miami, and Joseph R. Loftus and T. Nj. Clausen of Phoenix were Wednesday named as notaries public to practice in Arizona. TRAFFIC VIOLATiONS-More than a score of arrests have been made the past thirty six hours for violations of the new parking ordinance and of the general traffic ordinances. In most instances the offenders have been al lowed to go with warning, the court Informing them that further violations will mean summary action
 LIBERTY BONDS-Liberty bonds will be accepted by the Redewin Music company in payment for pianos pur- chased from that institution, according to an announcement made yesterday. This, the manager declares, IS an op- portunity for a prospective piano pur- chaser to show his patriotism and at the same time profit in a financial way. HAYNES IS VSITOR-Allyn B. Jaynes proprietor of the Tucson Citi- zen and chairman of the committee on publication of the Arizona Council of Defense, was at the state house yes terday. MT. Jaynes is one of the most prominent republicans in the state and Is q member of the Republican ma tional committee.
 ELECTION MONDkY-The election on the question of consolidating the school districts of Phoenix No. l and Osborn No. s, which will take place next Monday. is developing into q heated contest in the latter district [ | int ic hai a m it in Phoenix. The elections will be held at the Osborn school house and the old Central school building.
 FAR AWAY COMMISSIONER - Adolph Michelsohn vas Wednesday appointed as commissioner of deeds for Arizona to reside at Montreal, Canada. He will acknowledge papers for Ari- zona people who happen temporarily i to be in Montreal. Commissioners of deeds are frequently appointed to re- side in other states. but it is unusual i to name one to reside in another coun- try.
 i GOES INTO NAVY-Alva F. Me i guire, son of s. F. Mcguire of Douglas
 member of the state fair commission | has enlisted as member in the United States navy. MT Mcguire is "A years | Of age and is an exceptionally bright
 young man. He spent four years al
 Staunton Military Academy, Staunton . Va. He goes at once to Fl Paso and after completing his final examinations
 will be sent to San Francisco, from
 which station he will be later as-
 signed.
 CONNECTS DEPART-It was a lot | of relieved convicts that Cy Byrne il | charge Of them took out of the county jail last night to take them to Clifton i H hence they will be dispatched fol
 work or the Springervilie road. They l had been in the jail for three or foul days, having been brought over iron Florence and they have since beer l.eld here waiting for a closed car tC i take them to Clifton. The weather 1 snd the crowded condition of the iai
 was beginning to tell on their vitality