Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
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LOS ANGELES-L. $. Chambers is in Los Angeles on a business trip.
 MURPHY LEAVES-A. S. Murphy boarded last nights train for Los An geles.
 TO GLOBE-W. E. Deity left on tonight's train for Globe where he will attend to business matters.
 BUSINESS TRlP-J. Stanley How ard, a prominent rancher of the valley, has left for Chicago on a business trip.
 CHANGED HANDS-The Bassler, 546 West Adams, has changed hands. Quinn and company are the new managers
 RETURNED HoME-Emory Chap pie of Spokane, who has spent several months here, left for his home last night.
 TAKE VACATION = Mrs. S. L. Moore and daughter, Miss Julia, left for Los Angeles to spend two weeks vacation.
 FORD IN SAN DIEGO-George O.. Ford is spending several weeks in San Diego on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Clar- ence Zehner, 5,Phoenix, and Lucia EuuSley, oO, LUS [AllScltS.
 NEW CORPORATiONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday by the following new concerns: Gibraltar Ext. Mines company, Mother Lode Silver Mines company.
 BIRTH OF A SOMA son was born to MT. and Mrs. I. Diamond of the Boston store, at Brooklyn, Wednes- day, September, 26, Word by wire conveyed this information yesterday.
 LEAVES FOR MADISON-A. Bour- que, who has spent the past several months in the valley, boarded last nights train for his home in Madison, Wis.
 LEFT FOR STANFORD - Robert Armstrong, a member of the high school class of IT, has left for Palo Alto Cal, where he will attend Stan ford university.
 NO CANNING sEE-The canning bee for the benefit of St Lukes home has been postponed. No certain date has as yet been set for the event. TO SAN MARCOS-T. Maddox of San Francisco is stopping in town while on his way to Chandler to accept the position of clerk and assistant manager of the San Marcos hotel He is registered at the Commercial hotel. OVERLAND TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fogle of Tucson stopped at the Adams last night while on their way home from Prescott. They are mak- ing the trip overland in their car.
 ENTERS STANFORD = Joseph Mandl son of Arnold Mandl, who at- tended New York university last year left last night for Palo Alto, where he will enter Stanford university
 ASKS DEGREE Charging deser- ton and failure to provide, Mrs. L. M. Miller yesterday brought suit for di- vorce against J. M. Miller The couple have five-year son, Robert Nor gan Miller. the mother asking for the custody of the child. The Millers were married in Douglas in 1908
 CAR OVERTUR URNS-Miss irene Si- dell narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday night, when, losing control of the car she was driving, it over- turned in a ditch short distance from her home on South Central avenue. Assistance was rendered immediately and Miss Sidell and the other occu- pants of the car were found to be un- injured. The car was not damaged SANTA FE OFFICIAL-C. E. Jew cit, tax commissioner for the Santa t'e coast lines, was in Phoenix yester- day and called at the offices of the state tax commission in the state house. The call was declared to be a friendly one and had nothing to dc with the assessment of the Santa Fe | in Arizona.
 APPEAL PAVING CASE-A tenn 1 porary restraining order to prevent l the city of Yuma from entering into q 1 contract with paving concern to lay a pavement in front of his property in the city of Yuma having been de- nied him, Raymond D. Farmer ap- peals from the order of Judge Frank Baxter of the Yuma superior court | to the state supreme court
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEYS The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 3406, Arizona lode situated in the Turquoise Mining dis tirct. Cochise county, Arizona. ant owned by G. l. Van Meter Minera survey No. 3400 Big Boy lode, situated in the Chloride Mining district, Mohav, county, Arizona, and owned by c. L Hoffman. Also mineral survey No 3393, Marin lode mining claim. situ ated in the Turquoise Mining district l Cochise county, Arizona. and owned b, l