Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
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FOR BEING DRUNK .

' Oh 6GiN0 OhONN cu 1dlts, alias F. P. Carr, was arrested last night by Patroiman Robert Anderson for be- ing drunk and disorderiy.
 FOR HOL6ROOk-Q. M. Quebe- deaux and R. H. Myers or Holbrook, Ariz., were yesterday granted permis sion to construct a water and sewer system at Holbrook by the state cor potation commission.
 FOR PASSING CART. W. Latimer was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Grove, for driving his auto by motionless street car. There is a city ordinance prohibiting machines pass ing cars while they are standing. Lat inner was allowed his liberty on bail
 FROM LExlNGTON-Earl z. Wilk- ins, an attorney of Lexington Ky. is in the city for a few days. Mir. NVilking was a college chum of. Judge 0. J.. Baughn. whose guest lie is while in Phoenix. Judge Baughn. who has been in attendance at the grand lodge will return to Florence this morning MINING ACTlViTY-4rthur K. Doe. of the Pratt-Gilbert company. returned to the city this morning after spending a very successful week in the mining district of Yavapai county. Mir Doe reports that district in very flourish ing condition at this time, predicting
 
 come.
 COLUMBUS AGENT-A. r. Bagley. special supreme agent of the Knights of Columbus, will arrive in Phoenix this morning to remain until Monday. | While here he will confer with the officers of Marcos de Niza council No. | 1lS9, and Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock will be the guest of the coun- cil at a special meeting to be held in the Elks' lodgeroom.
 PLANET AXIS-Thomas Osborne, the genial and energetic representative i of S. L. Allen & Company, makers of 1 the famous Planet line of implements. is in the city, mingling business with pleasure. MT. Osborne having a host of friends in Phoenix, dating from the construction days of the Security build ! ing, at which time he was employed as auditor for the erecting contractors. ! SENATE BILL SIGNED-The bill i introduced into the senate some time 1 ago and known 2s senate bill No. 1, amending the penal code of Arizona relating to lewdness. became a law !; late yesterday afternoon when Gov 1 ernor Thomas E. Campbell affixed 1 his signature. The bill passed both houses without much opposition. i AYERS WINS CASE - Harlow Akers, the lawyer for the defense in | the Booth -Wiggins case, which has been tried by members of the orator | ical class at the high school for the 1 past two weeks. won his case from
 Linley Orme, lawyer for the state yesterday. It was a hard fought l legal battle. and both students handled their part of the case clev- erlv, the faculty commenting on their
 remarkable knowledge of the law l RANCHER'S NIGHTS - "Rancners i Night" will be celebrated at the Hart Magann tabernacle Tuesday nigh, and every rancher within a radius oi 15 miles of Phoenix is urged to attend the services. Many of the ranchers will
 march under the banners of their re- spective school districts to "Rancher's Reservations at the tabernacle. Some of the ranchers will come to the city on hayracks, others in autos and many in just plain vehicles.
 MAY PRACTICE LAW-On notice oi | George J. Stoneman and recommends 1 tory certificates from Hon. Matthew
 J. Kane. chief justice of the Oklahoma supreme court. and Hon. Charles M l Thacker, associate chief justice of the l Oklahoma supreme court, Karl z. Wilk
 ing was admitted to practice law in the courts of ArZona by the state supreme
 court yesterday. MT. Viking took his
 oath before the court yesterday after noon. He will locate in this city H o ENl X H ON OR E D-Major George H. Kelly. the oldest newspaper man in Arizona in point of continuous 1 service. though net in the prime of life l and the promoter of more successful Arizona newspapers than any other man, now at the head of the Dou glas international, is in town. His running mate, James $. Logic of the Douglas Dispatch, with whom he fraternizes when they are abroad and with whom he quarrels when they are at home, was detained at Douglas.