Arizona republican., 1917-08-28

charge until October 15, 1917.
 The claim of Newton H. Marley of Apache county on account of sheeI raising was denied.
 The claim of George c. Cresweil Navajo county, on account of farming and stock raising, was denied.
 The claim of Harry E. Embach, Co., cOnino county, on account of stock raising was denied.
 Rabbit Claim Denied
 The next case to come before the board was that of Edwin D. Rabbit ot Babbitt- Poison, the automobile peo- pie, and the largest sheep men of the state His claim was grounded on be- ing at the head of the large automobile business This was a Coconino county claim, and was denied. The claim of Bernardo Bigegaim ot Coconino county on account of sheer raising was denied. The claim of W. A. Jordan. Jr., o1 YaVapai county on account of farming was denied. The claim of Chester A. Jordan Yavapai county, on account of farm ing, was denied
 The claim of William Hughes, Yav- apai county, on account of stock rais- ing, was denied.
 The claim of Fred J. Cordez, Yava- pal county, on account of stock raising was denied.
 The claim of Lewis Rossi of Yava pal county was denied. He gave as grounds for his, claim, farming, and was granted a temporary discharge until October 15, 1917.
 George w. Scheerer then apeared before the board asking for the ex- emptiOn of Estes P. Taylor, county az riculture agent of Yavapai county, but this claim was denied by the board.
 The claim of B. F. Major. Jr,, of Yavapai county, on account of farming and stock raising, was denied.
 The Billie Mack mining company asked for the exemption of Robert w. Michael on account of being engaged in mining; claim was denied
 A. E. Brown, assistant superintend- ent of the Southern Pacific railroad company. asked for the exemption of the following:
 Edward B. Thompson, Yuma county, on account of being brakeman, denied.
 Voyle LeBeau Smith of Yuma coun- ty. on account of being battery man, was denied.
 William H. Klusmire. Yuma county, on account of being locomotive fore man. denied.
 Ray E. Stover. Pinal county. on ac- count of being telegraph operator, de- nied.
 The claim of Frank E. Leidendecker of Yuma county on account of farming was denied.
 The claim of Paul Figueroa of Yuma county on account of cattle raising was denied
 The claim of Robert Love Yuma county, on account of farming was de- nied
 The claim of Fritz Non, Yuma county, on account of farming was de- nied
 The claim of Algernon Sidney Jones of Yuma county on account of farm ing was denied, but a temporary dis charge was granted him until Oc- tober 15.
 The claim of Albert C. Forbach of Pfnal county on account of farming was denied.
 Enters !nternment Claim
 The next claim to come before the board was that of George Wilson the Pinal county lad who entered the ser vice of the Westinghouse electric com pany to serve in the internment fac tory where he will be shut off from the outside for two years, working on secrets of the government. His claim was denied, as such claims as this must go to the president
 Maricopa County Claims
 Roy William Balms, on account of agriculture, denied.
 James L. Johnson, on account of agriculture, denied.
 Harry T. Conner, on account of be- ing manager of the Glendale telephone . exchange, denied.
 w. H. Easterwood, on account of farming, denied.
 Cotton Committee Called
 At this point the district board