Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-06-15
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NEW NOTARY-John NJ. Redmond
of Florence yesterday was granted Il
commission as notary public for Ari
IONA.
NEW APPOlNTEE-J. P. Hohusen
of Tucson yesterday was appointed by
Governor Campbell 20 10 ate land
appraiser, succeeding Hon. " A.
Moody whose resignation will take ef-
feet on June IS.
NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles
of incorporation were filed yesterday
in the office of the state corporation
commission by the following new con-
Germs: Jerome New York Copper COM
pdny, National Safety Powder com
panv, National Reserve Oil company
LOW RATE TO SAN DIEGO-On
account of the Friendship Fiesta, the
Santa Fe railroad win have on sale
from all stations in Arizona to San
Diego, an open excursion fare of one
and a third fares. On sale June 20 and
y. limited days.
ASK LAND LEASES-More than
thirty cattle and sheep mon were at
the state land office in the state house
yesterday where before William A.
Moeur. state land commissioner they
urged their claims to leases of state
lands in Queen Creek valley in Pinal
county.
TRIAL POSTPONED-Thc irio 90
Leonard and Clark at ST johns Oh
charges of having sold corporation
stock in the state without a permit has
been postponed for ninety days on ac-
count of the serious illness of one OF
the defendants. Sam W. Proctor, sec
rotary OF the state corporation COM
mission. has been subpoenaed to tes-
tify against the men.
censes We're issued yesterday to Jose
Ponce. %, and Maria d. Barseza Is,
both of Tempe; John Nelson Armour,
IA, of Phoenix and Mabelle Marguerite
Magee. "a, of Portland, Ore. Elmer
Clinton Diefendorf. 46, of Ray and Mi
nerva Stella Harter, As of Delphos.
Ohio; Juan Romero, 81, and Josefa Sal
azar. Il. both of Phoenix
GROVE ON VACATION-Police
man Z. G. Grove, who looks after the
destinies of the Central avenue Wash :
ington Street district during the day
time. begins his annual vacation today.
He expects to make q tour of the
northern part of the state, visiting the
United Arizona mines, in which he is
interested and possibly going over into
the White Mountains. His family will
leave for the coast in few days
SEEKING J. z. DAVlS-An inquiry
has been received as to the where
abouts of J. R. Davis. said to have been
a resident of Phoenix and at one time
a station agent for some railroad in
Arizona. Any person having know
ledge of the present abode of DaNis is
requested to communicate with Smp-
son, The Republican office.
GIVEN HEAVY FINES-Ed Fitz-
simmons and B. Treanor were each
fined 500 in police court by City Mag
istrate Frank Thomas yesterday after
noon. The two had been arrested on
charges of peddling without a license
1t is charged that they We're making
sales of dress goods in house to-
house canvass without having first
| visited the office OF the city license
| collector
CENTRAL SPEED LIMIT The
sheriff's office announces that the en-
forcement of the ordinance with re.
| speet to speed limits on Central avenu,
! will begin to be enforced tomorrow
June Is. Signs have been placed alons
| the boulevard fixing the maximum
! speed between Mcdowell Road and tn.
! Grand canal at 20 miles an hour anC
between the canal and the Country clul
| at % miles an hour So far thos,
| signs have been regarded as mere or
/ naments but after sunup tomorrow, i
will be proved that they mean some
| thing
= OFF TO SAN DlEGO-Ben F. Estes
! foreman of The Arizona Republican
news composing room, Joined the rank
/ of summer widoWers yesterday, wheI
| Mrs. Estes, wilfully and knowingly lief
for San Diego. In order to make hi
misery complete, Mrs. Estes induce,
! Eleanor Catherine Estes, THEM nearl,
year old daughter to accompany. heI
! Mrs. Estes plans to spend severa
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. p. T
Coffield. Mr.. Estes plans to spen,
several weeks wishing to goodness tn
railroads would refuse to sell tickets t.
women with babes in arms. OF cours
| every cloud has a silver lining and MI
Estes expects to discover the silver lin
ing to his present cloud in the fact tina
! he has two passenger automobile
with one seat that will go to vast
unless somebody comes to his rescue.