Arizona republican., 1917-04-26
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ASKS OPINION

ASKS O0INlON-An opinion as to the exact limitations of peace off cers in disarming alien enemies is sought by Governor Campbell from T. w. Gregory, attorney general Of the United States. There has beer considerable conjecture among Ari- zona officials as to what the term actually embodies.
 ORDER lSSUED-The Arizona Cor poration commission yesterday issued an order to the I. A. Van Dyke Electric Service company, ct al. to satisfy or answer the complaint of the commis- sion as to why electric service should not be supplied residents of Live Oak Addition in the town of Miami
 PERMIT REVOkED-The permit of the McAneny Miping company to sell stock in Arizona has been temporarily revoked by the corporation commission pending an investigation into the af- fairs of the concern. This corporation has properties in Pima and Santa Cruz countoies, according to representatives, with headquarters at Douglas
 WRIT IS DENIED The supreme court yesterday denied fhe applica- ton Of the Standard oil company or California for a writ of ceTtiorari iIr the case of the Standard Oil com pany versus the Superior Court Of Maricopa county. As a result the coSporat4on must appear before Judge Frarks Ii. lyman 'n the bankruptcy proceedings of the California Arizona Construction company.
 lNSTALLS NEW DESk-An an- steel desk. covered with battleship li- neOleum, has recently been installed in the office of Secretary and Citizen Member of the state board of control Charles R. Osburn. The desk was pur- chased for the purpose of giving it trial in the Arizona climate with a pos sible and in view of equipping all state offices with similar equipment
 TO CONTINUE WORk-Members of the Arizona state tax commission left last evening for the northern part of the state where they will continue the work of reviewing assessments. All three members will conduct the work in Yavapai and Mohave counties, af- ter which Commissioner Kuchler will carry on the work in Apache county, Chairman Zander' in Coconiho and Commissioner Howe in Navajo.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage f- censes were issued yesterday to George w. Mitchell 50, Williams, and Rather inc Anderson, 50 Williams; Ysidro AL harado. 23, Phoenix and Clitlda Fer T 31 Winslow and Nettie E. Champie, 21, Phoenix Fred L. Perrine, 42, Phoe- nix and Cora E. Elliot, 90, Roswell, New Mexico.
 SEW FOR RED CROSS-The execu- tive board of the Arizona Congress Of Mothers will meet in all day session at the Chamber of Congress Monday to sew for the Red Cross May had first been set for the sewing bee but the date has been advanced one week according to the announcement made yesterday by Mrs. F. A. Beane, chair man of the press committee.
 LAST SAN MARCOS OANCE-The last dinner dance of the season will be held at the San Marcos in Chandler tomorrow night. Many reservations for tahles have already been made by society people of Phoenix and other towns in the valley It is expected it will be the most brilliant affair of the season.
 ANNUAL DEVIL DANCE-The an nual devil dance of the Apache Indians who live in the neighborhood of the Roosevelt Dam will be held. Saturday night. The dance will start at sun down and last all night. The dance is given to drive evil spirits from the bodies of those who are sick in the