Arizona republican., 1917-07-10
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! fortnight. She was accompanied to lns coast by Mrs. John Lynch who will bt | her guest while there.
 PUBLICITY MANAGER-J. E Sturdevant, the man who has charge of all the publications of the Phelps Dodge people. is spending a feW days at the Adams.
 JOINS MILITIA William Webb 1 formerly connected with the Coconin' Sun. of Flagstaff, of which paper Col l onel Fred s. Breen is editor and owner left Phoenix last night for Naco t' join the First Arizona, having recent! enlisted.
 TO BE SOLDIER-George McNeil of Phoenix, who recently enlisted il the First Arizona infantry while a FIagstaff, will leave tonight for NacC to join his regiment.
 GOES TO COAST-F. C. Hoeppnel of the Bertram Electric company, Jeff for Los Angeles and the beaches last night. Hoeppner will meet his family there and will make his trip one ol pleasure as well as business. GRANTS APPLICATION-The state corporation commission yesterday granted the application of the Arizona Power company for a certificate O. convenience and necessity authorizing that company to extend it's electric light and power service from Prescott to the town of Cottonwood. The hear ing was held on June 12.
 MOTOR FROM COLORADO-Mr and Mrs. Dickenson, accompanied b1 Ed. Gainor, of Globe, arrived in tht city yesterday on their way to Globe from the DickensonS' home in Colo rado Springs. They made the triI overland in their car, and report fail roads. They are registered at tht Jefferson hotel.
 TO THE COAST-Mrs. Aaron Gold berg will leave for the coast tomor- row evening She will spend severa weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Melczer, in Los Angeles, where sht will be joined by MT. Goldberg ant daughter The Goldbergs will then gC to the beaches for the summer.
 c. E. ORR HERE-C. E. Orr ar. rived several days ago from Wagon mound, Texas, to take a position witt Goldberg brothers as decorator. Ht is well known among the eastern cities as being a crack window man and card writer
 SPEEDERS- -Speeders and alleged
  cording to justice court records. H. M Hershman was fined S5 for speeding on the Tempe road. J. H. Dunaway pleaded not guilty to violating the mo- tor vehicle law his preliminary hearing being set for Wednesday at o'clock Thomas Shuster, charged with the same offense. will be given his pre- liminary Thursday at the same hour.
 SET HEARING-The state corpora tion commission has set September II as the date for tthe hearing of the complaint of the Ray Hercules Copper company against the Ray Consolidated company that the latter has refused tC furnish the Ray Hercules company with electric power The hearing was set originally for June 16.
 NO TEXAS FEVER = Dr. R. J Flight, state veterinarian, yesterday re- turned from Hayden where he was called by report that Texas fever was prevalent among cattle in the dis trict. The official found that the alarm was false and that the sligh malady with which a few cattle were afflicted, is harmless
 READY FOR THE DRAFT-With the exception of two counties, all Of the counties in Arizona have sent ir to Colonel Breen at the state house the registration cards signed on June , The officials are now receiving de- tailed instructions for the next step in the operation of the selective service law-the organization and duties of the boards of review which will pass on exemption claims.
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Article: of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con cerns: Bull Dog Gold Mines company Penn Asbestos Mining and Refining company Granite Point Silver anC Lead Mining and Development com pany, United National Grocery Syndl- cate, Naphthiol Manufacturing com. pany, Holmes Wooton Ranch com. pany.
 BACK FROM PREScoTT-Jame. A. Johnson, chairman, E. H. Crabt and Frank P. Moore, of the live stock sanitary commission, with Ed w Stephens, secretary, returned Sunday from Prescott where the commission held meeting during the session o1 the Arizona Cattlemen's association convention. The meeting of the board was largely attended by cattlemen o the state and is reported to have beer very interesting and profitable ses. sion
 NEED CORN LISTER-Lin B. Orme who has done such effective work il organizing the boys of the high school: to help out the shortage of labor on tht farms is aiding now in getting into cultivation some of the vacant lots fl Phoenix. He is in need of a lister t, plant corn or milo and anyone wh, has one that will not be in use for tn, next few days will hep out in increas ing the food supply if they will call III MT. Orme and tell him where the liste | can be had.
 CASE SETTLED-The court sus taining the objections of the plaintiff to any evidence in support of the de fendants plea in bar resulted in tn | settlement of the personal injury sui of Charles M. Sloan versus the Masco Copper company for $3,000. The sui brought in Judge Lyman's court wa for $15,000. Sloan was injured whil operating an air drill at the company property in Dos Cabezos. He lost tn sight of his right eye when a smal piece of steel flew from the drill int | his eye.
 ORDERS CROSSINGS . Thre 1 crossings across the right of way ( the Arizona Eastern railroad yesterda were ordered constructed by the stat ] corporation commission. The cross