Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-16
TOWN TOPICS
LICENSED TO WED-Marriage

LICENSED TO WED-Marriage Ii
censes were issued yesterday to Thorn
as A. French and Mary E. Greene
Seth L. Morris and Freda Ross, Clar-
ence E. Newell and Edith Z. Linville.
MOOSE SMOKER-Phoenix Lodge
No 7GS of the Loyal Order of Moose
will give a typical Moose smoker this
evening in the lodge quarters. A
bright and lively program is being
planned for the occasion.
PATENT lSSUED-Hazard and Mil
Ter, the pioneer patent agency of Los
Angeles, received by wire from Wash
ington, notice of the issuance Thursday
of q patent to o. L. Bray, of Clifton,
for soap holder
APPLICATION FlLED-The Chan
dler Water and Power company yes
terday filed an application with the
Arizona corporation commission asking
that an order be issued authorizing the
issue and disposal of capital stock.
FOR TREASURER'S OFFICE-The
new all-steel filing cabinet, which ar
rived at the state house, will be in
stalled in the state treasurer's office
instead of the auditors affice as pre-
viously announced The cabinet is one
of the largest in Arizona, it is stated.
GIVEN DECREE-Reciting the story
of his wife's alleged cruelty and in
difference William Ellison took the
stand in the divorce court yesterday
and told of his unhappy married life.
His testimony was corroborated and
Judge Stanford granted the decree.
DOG WANTS HOME-A thorough
bred collie pup. of masculine gender.
residing at so West Moreland avenue,
is looking for q. home Anyone desiring
to adopt the dog, will confer a favor
on the present owners by calling at the
above address and escorting him to a
lew place of abode.
CHARGE PLEAS-Napoleon Ander-
son, negro, charged with transport
ing liquor into the state, and John
Roys, an Indian. against whom there
is statutory charge, withdrew their
former pleas CT not guilty end pleaded
guilty to the crimes charged. They
will be sentenced by Judge Lyman
this morning
NEIGHsORHOOD HOUsE-An oy-
ster supper is the pleasant event
planned at the Neigborhood House for
this evening. The hour has been set for
s o'clock and in addition to the supper
which will be presided over by the
trustees of the Neighborhood House
there will be a delightful musical pro-
grom and games. A general invitation
has been issued for the affair.
BACK FROM TRiP-John J. Nc
Grath of Phoenix returned yesterday
from McNeil's Island off the coast OF
( Washington. McGrath accompanied q
federal prison car from Tucson to the
United States prison on the island
Among the prisoners taken on the triT
were Joe Davis and Jeff Spurlock, who
were given long sentences for holding
up q Southern Pacific mail train neal
! Apache last September.
DICK kURTZ- That his aged
mother is i'll and grieving. is the mes
sage his sister, Mrs. Emma Hunt Of
/ st. Louis sends to Dick KurtZ, wher-
ever he may be. Mrs. Kurtz has writ
ten TO Phoenix officials asking them t
/ help her search for her twenty ont
year old brother, who was last heard
/ from in ranch near here in July 1915
She describes Kurtz as feet 10 inche:
! in height, weighing $40 pounds ant
having gray eyes, light curly hair anC
small scar on the side of his nose
She writes that a man by the name o
Harry Martin in this city, is supposed
to be a friend of her brother. Any in
formation of Kurtz will be welcome d
the sherff's office.
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