Arizona republican., 1917-06-29
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MINIMUM AGE-On and after July g, the minimum age for enlistment of apprentice seamen will he IS years ac- cording to telegram received yester- day at the Phoenix navy recruiting station.
 TOO MUCH BAGGAGE-Eddie My CTS is alleged to have carried excess baggage in form of two suit cases of whisky when he alighted from a coast train in Wickenburg. He was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Wood and brought to Phoenix yesterday.
 GLENDALE SOCIAL-Members of the Glendale Methodist church congre- gation will serve homemade ice cream and sherbet in the Glendale park on Saturday evening of the present week. The social is for the benefit of the church funds
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com missioner by the following new con cerns: Twin Buttes Arizona Mining Company, Lake View Oil and Gas com pany, Chloride Cerbat Copper com pany.
 RAIN AT FORT GRANT-The com mission for the management and con- trol of state institutions, consisting of Doane Merrill w. l.. Jamieson, John L. Gust and Charles B. Christy, while at Fort Grant last Friday making an official visit, enjoyed the novelty of a genuine thunder shower
 REPLACING CURVE Passengers on the West Washington street car line on the curve at Seventeenth street. yesterday were compelled to transfer at the capitol front entrance, the track being torn up during replacing of rails on the curve at Seventeenth street. This slight inconvenience will be nec- essary for q few days
 SEEKING TWO DUGANS-Chief of Police George o. BrIsbois is in ~eceipt of a letter from Miss Catherine Farmer, Kansas City, Kan, asking for informa- tion as to the whereabouts of her uncles. Patrick and Hugh Dugan, whom she says may be living in or about Phoenix. Chief Brisbois would be glad to send Miss Farmer the information she is seeking.
 TO ELKS' MEET-Sidney P. Os- born, secretary of state and past eX- alted ruler of Phoenix lodge B. P Q. Elks No. 335. will leave Phoenix on Sunday, July l, for Boston where he will attend the annual grand lodge meeting of the Elks as delegate from the Phoenix lodge MT. Osborn ex- poets to be absent month in visiting at eastern points.
 ASK ARGUMENT DAY SET-There will he a hearing at 10 o'clock this morning at the supreme court room on the motion of the attorneys for for mer governor George w. P. Hunt in his appeal from the decision in the gov ernorshin contest that the attorneys for Governor Campbell do all such things as may be just in expediting the case, and also that Lhe court fix
 AUTO LICENSE RUSH-More than 16,450 automobile licenses had been is sued from the office of secretary of state for the present year when the office closed last night. The half-year rate has gone into effect, and many purchasers of new motor cars have de- i layed until now to secure their licenses thereby saving half the license fee About fifty licenses are issued daily ! now.
 HEARING IS TODAY-Richard H. | Fulton, arrested about ten days ago on | a warrant sworn out by an official of | the state corporation commission | charging that Fulton was selling or at | tempting to sell corporation stock without a license, will nave a hearing 1 this morning before Justice of the i Peace De Souza. Fulton claimed to | represent the Old Virginia Mining ! Company
 oVERRULES DEMURRER-Judge i Stanford overruled the demurrer to the complaint in the case of the state versus the Wolpe Drug company In which the corporation is charged of violating the eight hour law for wo men. The date of trial was not defin- | italx m he demurrer were heard before Judge i Stanford early in the week, when the ! question of the courts jurisdiction was raised
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mrs. E. G. 1 Grove and Mrs. T NJ. ti,;rrougns left last evening for Los Angeies and coast points where they will spend the re- maining summer months MT. Grove expects to leave in a day or two for Prescott and after enjoying the From tier Day celebration will visit the north ern part of the state. He has just re- turned from an inspection of the prop critics of the United Arizona Mining ana
 Smelling company in Yavapai county. He reports the shaft down 5l1 feet anG now in rich ore.
 day for argument on the appeal TO REPRESENT ARIZONA-As the representative or ArlZOId ana to nave i charge of the state exhibit, Governor
 Campbell shortly will appoint a man
 to attend the International Soil Pro-
 ducts Exhibition to be held at Peoria | H.. September IS and 19. There is nc
 salary connected with the office but | the representatives expenses will be
 paid, and the honor connected with the
 appointment is not inconsiderable. He
 will have the title of immigration
 commissioner