Arizona republican., 1917-03-06
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| Sadie Jones, The coupe were Hltllleu l in this city in 1905.
 w. C. T. U. NOTICE-Members of l the W. C. T. L. are requested to meet at the home, 227 West Monroe St, at 45 this afternoon to attend the fun eral of Mrs. J. c. SeXson.
 DOG WANTS HOME-Their is good fox terrier at Biehls auction house which is looking for good home The dog is gentle and will make an ideal companion for d child
 LANDER RETURNS--C. M Zander' chairman of the tax commission, re- turned to the state house yesterday nom Globe. where he addressed the annual meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers association.
 VALUATION DiSLikED-John Nel- son of Gilbert, appeared before the state tax commission yesterday asking that body to make change in the valuation of property owned by him in Pima county
 NEW NOTARlES The following were issued notarial commissions yes terday by Governor Thomas E. Camp bell: Miss C. B. Hynson of Globe. Richard Lamson of Prescott Owen l.. Murphy Of Lowell, John T. Reese oi Phoenix. and r. J. Munch of Phoenix. DAUGHTER BORN-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse are being con graduated upon the birth of Il daugh- ter Little Miss sydney Clearinghouse arrived yesterday at the home of her grandparents, Mir and Mrs. J. w. Doris of Casa De Rosas
 TAKES ARE DUE-The second in stdlment of 1916 taxes became due yes .erday and the county treasurer an nounced that if the checks continued to pour into the office at the rate oi the initial day ot payment there would be no del uqueut taxes the first Mon day in May He urges the taNpayiag public to follow the leaders.
 ROOSEVELT p. T.-There will be 6 meeting of the Roosevelt Parent each CTS association next Thursday after noon al o'clock in the Eoos eVeit school The speaker of ti,' occasion VilI be Col James I l.adiu, upon the snl9eci of Patriotism" Tn- genera. public is welcome to attend thc meet ii.a.
 WOMEN RESPOND Women only responded to the announcement that the regular teachers examination was in order. The eXamuation held at the Central school building yester day, and which will be continued to- cay. found l3 applicants for regular grade certificates. two for music ant one for domestic science
 WHERE'S THE HORSE-George Burch k advertising for q lost horse. He says that a large bay wOrkhorse. weighing about 400 pounds. broke from a pasture near Fourteenth street and the Mcdowell road last Friday night 9rd ne hasn't been able to locate the animal since He offers reward for its return or for information leading to it's return to 6l5 North Fifth avenue Tel ephone 24j4
 FOR RECKLESS DRlVINS-O <. thompson arrested late Saturday night rt Cci trdl avenu and Ads,ms suce, wnie driti.- car rcc<ie~siy was ass"syed fine cs go in police court
 ci,erday lteruoJu The arresting of- ficcrs said tliat in their iud-lncns hompsou had been drinking biu they wcic not prepared to state that h,s con cticu was such that t could be chased sss ii tuxication
 CRIMINAL CASES-Criminal eases were transferred from Judge Stan fords to Judge Lyman $ courts and the term will begin one week from today The cases. svhich have rapidly accum- ulatcd the past few weeks will be set shortly after Judge Lyman's return from Prescott where he is sitting iu cases in which Judge Frank Q. smith is disqualified. Ii is understood that the Cases will be set for the coming week
 MEAT SUBSTITUTE Under the auspices of the Wilson Parent Teacher association, Mrs Edith Salisbury. ot l the University of Arizona extension course. Mill give q demonstration on meat substitutes at the Wilson school al 2 o'clock this afternoon On the fol- lowing day Mrs. Salisbury will give a second demonstration. the subject tc be announced at this afternoons meet 1 ipg. to which the public is invited.
 NOW SELLING DOETS-H. M 1 NedtherfOrd. ono of the best known l voting men in Phoenix. has lately be- come connected with Reuben X Smith. ! agents in Phoenix for the bort anc kisselkars. The Dort. which Is fast coming to the front as one of the high ly economical light cars, is selling fast Tn Phoenix. A few days ago, q new car just out of the shop was sent owe, the road to Ray. averaging 24 miles on a gallon of gas
 ROAD SQUABBLE- \ father and son waging bitter contest over the right of way for road in Buckeye valley, aired their troubles before the board of supervisors yesterday. J. w W edgeworth. who lives one fourth of mile from any roads, requested the board to open road from the main road to his ranch. J. B. Wedge worth. his father. who owns the prop erty which the proposed road will di- vide opposed the measure. The board | took the matter under advisement
 HUGHES RELATIVES HERE - Brothers and sisters of Stephen Hughes. the murdered Tempe rancher. l nave arrived in the valley and will re- main for an indefinite period The | family of the dead man is holding con sultatIons with the county attorney l and If Is understood have talked in his | office to both Croft and Anderson, who | are charged with killing the brother i Miss Margaret Hughes, who came west | immediately after being notified of the | tragedy, Miss Celia Hughes and Thom- l as Hughes of Wier City and James | Hughes Of Greenwood, Ark. are all in | the city at present.
 
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