Arizona republican., 1917-07-22
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NEW NoTARiEs-The following fs

NEW NOTARiES-The following re-
 ceived commissions yesterday to prac-
 tice as notaries public in Arizona: Lu-
 cretia Pascale, Kelvin R. k. Buhler,
 Nogales.
 VISITING CAPE RRETON-Mrs
 Eugene Mcclure is spending the sum
 mer with her mother in Cape Breton
 Canada Before returning to Phoenix
 in September, she will visit in Illinois with pr. McGuire's brother, Dr. w. l.. Mcclure
 SON ARRIvES-Mr. and Mrs. Stan ford Collier are the parents of a baby boy. The young man arrived Wednes-
 day afternoon and will be known to the
 world as Stanford Collier, Jr.
 CRUTCHES WANTED-A call for
 crutches has been raised by the coun-
 ty indigent officer who has under his ! care a man sadly in need of them. Anyone who is willing to supply the
 want is asked to telephone 1904 or 465
 NElGHBOR COMPLAINS com plaint of 4. B. Oliver, a neighboring Iancher. Frank Fisher was arrested on the charge of wrongfully taking ir- rigation water. Fisher pleaded not guilty before Justice-De Souza yester-
 day and his trial was set for o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 $. Il. L. Stevenson are able to announce the arrival of second daughter, Alice Lucia, born at noon yesterday. MT. Stevenson is connected with the Motor Supply company.
 GOES NORTH-Fred Myers of the advertising department of The Repub- lican has gone tC Flagstaff for a week end outing in response to an invitation received over the telephone. I3is re- turn is awaited with interest by fellow employees
 TO STATE MEETlNG-The mem bers of the state tax commission ac- companied by D. G. Henderson, secre- tary of the commission left Phoenix last night for Nogales where they will attend meeting of supervisors and
 assessors of the state.
 NEW PRISON PHYSlClAN- Dr l George F. Huffman, former county ] physician of Pima county. was yester- day appointed by the state institutions commission as physician at the Flor
 ence penitentiary to succeed Dr. w. G.
 Randall The new appointment is eff fective on July 23. The salary is $I25 per month
 HEAR COMPLAlNT-A. A. Betts of
 the state corporation commission, left last night for Oatman where on Mon
 day he will hear a complaint against the Tom Reed Gold Mining company that the company is not furnishing ade- quate electric light and water service.
 GOES FOR PRISONER Deputy Sheriff David Driscoll left last evening for Memphis for Harry Watts wanted here on an automobile theft charge. Night Jailer Ed Ruppert leaves town ! today on county business. He will go | In fnE ont rl.nr l.. eral boys committed from the juvenile court to the Industrial school. PROMISES INVESTIGATION A
 wire received at the office of Governor Campbell yesterday from Secretary ! Tumulty at Washington informs the governor that the president has inaugu-
 rated an inquiry into the recent depor-
 tation of the I. W. W.'s from Bisbee to Columbus where they now are in camp i under federal charge. The investiga- tion is in the hands of Attorney General
 Gregory The war department also is investigating the necessity of continu- ing guards of federal troops at the Ar
 COUNTRY'S CALL-In a letter to his mother, Mrs. Charles Randolph. of Park View place, John B. McNulty announced that he has enlisted in the service of his country at Golden, Colo He leaves there shortly for San Fran cisco, where MT. and Mrs. Randolph will join him for a months visit. MT McNulty is a Phoenix boy, born A
 years ago, and is a graduate of the New Mexico Military institute al 1 Roswell
 TO SUPREME COURT-The own ership of the Watch" mining claim in
 the Wallapaimining district of Mohave
 county which has been in litigation in