Arizona republican., 1917-09-27
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LINAS VIsITOR-William

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 SALINAS VIsIToR-William H. Bishop has been Vis,tor, coming here from Salinas, Kansas. Mir. Bishop was formerly captain during the Spanish American war and, later, was district attorney of Manila.
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new concerns: Ray Electric and Telephone company, Illinois Arizona Copper company, Res pinol Products company.
 BUSY TIMES COMiNG-After the summer vacation, the state corporation commission is shortly to start the busy fall season. More than 35 cases are to be heard, the first to be set in short time.
 BACK FROM COPPER TOWNs-A. A. Betts, member of the state corpora ton commission, returned yesterday from a trip to Ray Superior, Globe, Miami. Bisbee and ,Jouglas on busi ness connected with the commission.
 STATE ARCHITECT-John II. Ly- man of Tucson, supervising architect of the state institutional buildings now being erected at the university, the
 
 grounds, was in Phoenix yesterday on business. He left last night for Globe.
 NEW PARTNERSHIP -L Leslie (. Hardy, former assistant attorney gen erai and lately associated with the firm of Ellinwood & Ross of Bisbee has formed partnership with his brother, Charles L. Hardy at Nogales. On the retirement recently of R. w Kramer from the office of the attorney general. Mir Hardy was offered the position of assistant
 RED CROSS YARN-Phoenix Chap ter of the Red Cross has received shipment of yarn suitable for knitting. Those who wish to do work for the Red Cross can get yarn by applying at the chapter headquarters with the chamber of commerce.
 MEETS MONDAY-The Live Stock Sanitary Board will hold a meeting at the state house on Monday, October l, when many matters of importance con- nectcd with the catt7e industry of the state will come up for attention. All cattlemen who havt any matters to bring before the board are requested to meet with it at that time.
 STAR IS WED-Miss Theresa Ger ling. who was a basketball star in the Sacramento high school team, the Acornetts, was married on September P to Andy R. Kolb. the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Ray c. Harker. Hope Ottilie Gerling was the maid of honor at the ceremony and L. H. Frye acted as best man.
 AUCTION TODAY-One of the large ranch auctions of the season will take place today at the Will Ellis place one half mile northwest of Six Points on Grand avenue and quarter mile east. There will be sold B head of cattle, 16 horses and mules and farm articles H. T. DOak is the auctioneer in charge and the sale will be commenced at 10:30 o'clock this morning.
 PATRIOTIC GIRL - Edna Earle Houghtelin of Yuma wants to be an ambulance driver at the front and has ritten letter to Governor Campbell stating her desire. Miss H9ughtelin declares she has certificate showing that she has taken the first aid to the injured course. She can drive any sort of 9 motor car, she states. II want to serve my country" concludes the young woman.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging habitual drunkenness. Catherine Meyers yester- day filed suit for divorce from her hus- band P. Colt Meyers. who is believed to be temporarily residing in Yonkers, New York The plaintiff in her peti- tion requests the court to grant her a divorce; the custody of their minor child and the support of herself and child. The couple were married on December 6, 1911 in New Ycrk state.
 NEW 1. C. s. MAN-George A. Hollo- well. Mho some years ago was in this .t,. Int dence Schools of Scranton, Pa, has been returned to this state by that edu- cational institution. He is to be as- sistant superintendent for Arizona with headquarters at 17 North First avenue, this city. MT. Hollowell will spend about 10 days out of each month in Phoenix.
 MINERAL SURVEY-The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 3377 A. &. B., Daisy Cornelia, Jack Rowley Jack Rowley No 1, Jack Row ley No. 2, Jock Rowley No. 3, Jack Rowley No. lodes and Rowley mill site, situated in the Painted Rock mining district, Maricopa county, and owned by the Rowley Copper Mines company.
 DEAN OF MINING-Prof. c. F. Willis, head of the mining department of the University of Arizona, was in Phoenix yesterday. Professor Willis is making a survey of the state from mining point of view, studying the labor situation and the cause of the recent labor difficulties. In company with John H. Lyman, Professor Willis left overland last night for Globe.
 REAL GRAPES-No finer grapes have ever been raised on the coast than those produced in the vineyard of B. E. Prince west of the city and every one connected with The Republican