Arizona republican., 1917-08-07

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 ! NEW NoTARIES PUBLIc-Gov- ernor Campbell yesterday appointed as notaries Ruth M. Cooke of Phoenix and | Richard Fleming of Superior. i EDITOR HERE-Charles E. Hogue, l editor and proprietor of the Arizona Record. spent yesterday in the city, re- turning to Globe last night. | STEPHAN HERE-E. A. Wolf, the well known sheepman of Flagstaff. ar rived from the north yesterday morn- l ing. Mr. Wolf is registered at the Ad- ams while in the city. | KAISER BILL LEAVES-William Hohenzollern, who, by the way, is ashamed of his name, left last night | for Tucson on his way to this home at Miniach, Mexico.
 l DEPUTY BAck-W. H. Linville, deputy in the office of the county re- l corder, returned yesterday from the coast. Mrs. Linville will remain in l Ocean Park until September 1.
 CHANGES HANDS-W T. Carr yesterday closed the transaction by which his Empress cigar and candy stand was sold to John Carr. The stand is located at 40 East Adams street
 SANTA FEE MANIC. E. Jewett of the tax department of the Santa Fe railroad company arrived in the city yesterday on business of the road While in town he is the guest of the | Adams hotel.
 ScHUMANN HEINK'S SON. P. Schumann of Wenden is in the city on a short business visit He is the son l of Schumann- -Heink, the great opera l star Mr Schumann is a rancher at | Wenden.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage H. censes were issued yesterday to Harry N Montague, 2S, Miami and Hilda Res ton, 27, Phoenix; Lezin Augustus A. Mirault IS, Phoenix and Angeline Tay- Tor 19 Phoenix
 SPEEDER FINED-R. L. Johnson was fined S5 by Justice Wheeler yes | terday for violation of the motor ve- hicle law Johnson pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding on the Tempe l road
 PRESCOTT JURY-Marshal Joe Dill Ion has been instructed by Federal Judge William H. Sawtelle to summon federal jury for the Prescott term of the court. It will start work on August 14
 QUARTERLY YTESTS-Regular quar- terly teachers examinations are being conducted by County School Superin- tendent A. H. Fulton at the Central school The tests were begun yester- day ard will be concluded today. kiWANIS TODAY-The Kiwanis club of Phoenix meets today for it's regular Tuesday monday luncheon at the Y. M. C. A. building Dr. John WiX Thomas will be the orator of the days program, which will be directed from the chair by Rev. George R. Varney COTTON MAN-John M. Abbott of Boston is in the city looking over the cotton prospects for the Salt River Val ley for the coming season. MT. Abbott is looking after the interests of the Beacon Fall mills. He is stopping at the Adams hotel.
 SUES STATE-H. o. Bostwick yes terday filed suit against the State of Arizona and the Board of Education of the Tempe Normal school for $3,445 damages. Bostwick claims to have beer injured while operating a rip-saw on the construction of one of the buildings.
 l SENTENCE SUSPENDED-Harr l Habecker was given a suspended sen tence yesterday for driving his auto mobile without lights. Habecker ex- plained to Justice Wheeler that he haf been unable to get in communication with the officers when his lights wen out on country road
 MISS RIDER HERE-Miss Jane Ri der, of the state laboratory at the Uni versity of Arizona arrived from Tue son yesterday morning. Besides he work at the university, Miss Rider i. at the head of the Tucson Red Cros. chapter, playing large part in send ing comfort to the soldiers on the Dor der
 CHAIR NEEDED Making a pie; for an easy chair for q woman suffer ing with paralysis and who has th' care of her four small grandchildren J. W. Canning. superintendent of coun ty indigents, is asking anyone who cal supply the want to notify him by tel ephone. He can be reached at 2304 O 465.
 MRS. SALISBURY TO COAST , Mrs. Edith Salisbury, the domestic sci ence specialist of the University of Ar izona extension service arrived iron Tucson yesterday morning on her wa, to the coast Mrs. Salisbury will spen, several weeks at the California beache before taking up her fall work at tn uIlNcISity.
 | ASKS DAMAGES-Claimin dam f ages in the sum of s10,O00, Pasque B Barajas yesterday brought suit agains v the Ray Consolidated Copper compan as the result of an accident that oc cured while he was in the employ O V the mine last May According to tn Q complaint filed by Joseph s. Jencke: heavy iron bar fell on the plaintiff splintering his arm so that he no long : CT has the use of it. The injury oc cured through no fault of Barajas,
 is alleged
 :, CHAIRMAN LEAVES-C. w. Peter /. son, chairman of the board of super . visors, left yesterday for months va cation on the California coast. He making the trip overland and will mo tor through California before his re
 turn with his family in Septembe During MT. Peterson's absence, w.
 Bowen will serve as chairman of tn a board At the regular weekly meetin . yesterday road matters received con
 sideration, several new roads bein
 opened.
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