Arizona republican., 1917-08-30
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SILVER KING LEAVES-A. F. Downe, head Of the Silver King mine left this morning for his properties, to oe gone some time.
 BACK FROM vAcATlON-J FL mer Johnson, chief deputy of the of flee of the clerk of the superior court returned yesterday from several wees absence passed in northern Ari zOna.
 WESTERN UNION MANI. E. Dodge who is connected with the Western Union Telegraph company, arrived at the Adams hotel last even ing.
 CONCITlON CRITICAL-Mrs. F. Tuesday night y Ms. Dolores Ochoa at the Arizona Securities camp near Scottsdale and who was removed to -he Sisters hospital in q critical con ditior was reported last night to still be unconscious No hope is held for
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage license were issued yesterday to Will jam Howard Aliilett. Il, Mesa and lillian Freestone, P; Charles Wh- Hams. 37, Phoenix and Lizzie Allen 3S, Phoenix; George PIims. 20, Chi cago and Sadie Relst9b A, Chicago.
 JAMES M. PRATT FUNERAL The funeral services for the late James NJ Pratt will be held at the undertaking parlors of Moore and Me Lellar this morning at 10 o'clock
 TO OPEN SATURDAYS The lum Der yards of Phoenix, which have been closed on Saturday afternoons during the summer, will open on those after moons from TOW on. All of the yards will close on next Monday, Labor day
 LiTTLETON FUNERAL-The fu- leral services for James F. Littleton ate engineer at the Adams hotel. will oe held at o'clock this afternoon at the Whitney undertaking parlors, un der the auspices of the Woodmen of lhe World Burial will be in Green wood cemetery.
 HONOR PHOENIX cOUPLE-In honor of MT. and Mrs. Jack Barcord f Phoenix who are the guests of Mrs. B. E. Loper of Los Angeles, their hostess gave them a darcc at Venice last week at which were present about twenty guests.
 MOTOR FROM sEATTlE-A mo- tor party consisting of MT. and Mrs. C. Peek and their son arrived yester- day morning from the coast. The Feeks have come from Seattle. Wash, in their car They intend to spend several days in the city.
 MAY WINTER HERE-E. H. Stan tan and wife. prominent people of Spokane, Wash. arrived in the city yesterday morning. They registered at the Adams hotel and are looking over the city. They are considering spending the winter in this city
 FOR GLENDALE'S SOLDIERS The young men of Glendale who have been called to the colors will be ten iered reception at the Christian church on Friday night of this week. The members of the Methodist, Bap- tist and Christian churches will unite in a fitting patriotic program.
 posed of Sam Abraham of Clifton. Ed win D. Abraham of Chicago and w. F. Seidel of Clifton arrived yesterday afternoon from that city in their ma : chine They leave early this morning for Los Angeles by the overland route. LAST URSDAY-Tcday will see the last of the Thursday afternoon closing of the stores of this city. Sirce the middle of June the stc. es have closed their doors at noon to ing the sumnts months. The time set as the limit of these extra halt holidays was September 1. So today | is the last.
 HEAR STAGE FARE cAsE-The | hearing before the state corporation commission of an application by the proprietors of proposed bus line be- | tween Globe and Miami to put in a | Tound trip of 20 cents between the | two places was concluded yesterday l ~ rN0r The hearing waS hegI1n on