Arizona republican., 1917-05-30
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APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR


 A. Proper, a resident of Boston. Mass. was yesterday appointed by Governor Thomas E. Campbell as Arizona com missioner of deeds in MaSsa chuSettS
 PICNIC POSTPONED Orange wood Ramona club picnic scheduled to be held at Eastlake park today, has been indefinitely postponed because of the Memorial Day exercises.
 THREE NEW NOTARIES ES-Notar- ial seals were signed by Governor Thomas E.. Campbell in favor of A. H. Hansen of Winslow, A. P. Dick, Jr., of Yuma, and Charles c. Stenman of Cot tonwood
 COURT HOUSE cLosED-The of fices in the court house will be closed all of today because of the Memorial Day holiday. There will be no ses- sions of either branch of the superior court.
 LARGE REGISTRATION There Were many selective draft registra- tions yesterday at the office of the county recorder, of persons who expect to be absent from the city on June and of persons travelling.
 PAYS FINE -J. L. Harris paid a fine of five dollors in Judge Frank De- Souza's court, yesterday upon conYic- tion of speeding on North Central av- y ficer George -Schade.
 METHODIST EETiNG-There will be services this evening at o'clock in the First Methodist church, led by the pastor. The Sunday school board will meet at g o'clock Members of the church are urged by those in charge to attend the services and others are vel come to attend.
 CANNING METHODS-Mrs Sails bury of the state university will give canning demonstration at the Wash ington school Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to which all women are in- vited. wAx
 GETS TWENTY DAYS-Geneviev Doyle in police court yesterday was adjudged guilty of violation of Ordi- nance No. 160, covering prostitution, and was given a city jail sentence of twenty days. Another charge against her was dismissed.
 COMPANY A, ATTENTlONi-Cap- tain Evan Wilson of Company A, the Knights of Pythias Home Guard con- pany, urges all members of his organ 1 ization to report at the ArmOry this morning at o'clock, prepared to take part in the Memorial Day parade.
 MARRIAGE LiCENSES-The fol- lowing marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Daniel Drorbaugh, 54. and Matilda 0. Briggs, 59, both of Mesa; | Frank Games, 27, and Marie F. Ruiz, Is, both of Phoenix; George A. CraW- both of Peoria; Harry Waldref, g, of Oslo, Minn., and Ann F. Smith 25, of i Oskaloosa, Iowa.
 SAYS ISN'T GUILTY-R. G. Hayes declared before Justice of the Peace 1 Charles De Sales Wheeler yesterday that he was not guilty of speeding on the Tempe Road, as charged by County 1 Motorcycle Officer George Schade. l Trial was set for Friday afternoon at | , o'clock. Mike Henry, facing 9 speed 1 ing charge admitted his guilt and was l assessed fine of five dollars. l ANOTHER CONTINUANCE-The preliminary hearing of William Moore ] charged with assault with deadly weapon with intent to commit murder | growing out of the shooting on Febru- ary P, of his son, Clifford Moore, was yesterday continued for the eighth | time Owing to the absence from the city of Judge A. C. Baker, counsel foi 1 the elder Moore, the date of hearing was advanced to June II.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-On recon mendation of Louis B. Whitney and the certificate of good standing of Hon Wallace North, justice of the supreme court of the state of Washington Clarence w. Ingham was yesterday ad- mitted to practice law in all courts o1 Arizona by the state supreme court He took the oath yesterday afternoon MT. Ingham is resident of Yuma anC will practice his profession in that city
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS Bod Cleveland was given a suspended sen tence by Judge Patterson, in the Glen dale justice precinct yesterday, aftel being adjudged guilty of a charge oi cruelty to animals. The complaint was sworn to by Humane Officer J. W Canning, who charged that Cleveland held horse. belonging to him, while an employe of Cleveland, beat the an imal with a large whip. County At torney Laney personally conducted the 1 prosecution of Cleveland.
 BROWN IS HELD-F. A. Browr was held in $1 1,000 bonds to the super for court, following preliminary hearing yesterday before Justice Pat terson in the Glendale precinct. BroWr was charged with issuing fictitious