Arizona republican., 1917-07-03
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GOES TO PRESCOTT Deputy
Sheriff Charles Musgrove left yester-
day for Prescott where he will remain
until after the Frontier Days celebra-
ton.
GOES TO coAsT-Mrs. H. S. Daw-
son and granddaughter, Miss Kathryn
Dawson left last evening for the Cali
fornia coast. They will be away three
months
LICENSED TO WED-Marriage Ii
censes were issued yesterday to Brad
ford p. Shumway. 81, Mesa, and Nora
Millett, 10; Mesa, and John Oscar Oh
sen, 25, Tempe and Lottie Mary Ne
witt, "a, Tempe
CLOSE ON FOURTH-In order to
show their patriotism, the automobile
accessory and supply houses of Phoe-
nix will close all day on the Fourth of
July. All the stores of the city will
be closed, also
NEW ATTORNEY - On motion of
George ]. Stoneman and on certifi-
cate of supreme court of Texas, Tom
Paine Harte was admitted to prac-
tice in all the courts of Arizona. He
will locate in Douglas.
DANCE FOR RED CROSS-A So
cial dance, the proceeds of which are
to go to the benefit of the Red Cross,
will be given by the WOodman Circle
on Wednesday night at Patrick's hall
HELD DEMONSTRATION - Miss
Grace I. Tufts, demonstrator in the
preservation of fruits and vegetables
for the women's auxiliary of the Ari-
IONA Council of Defense, yesterday
went to Glendale, where she held a
demonstration in canning
JUDGE ROSS LEAVES Justice
Henry d. Ross, of the supreme court,
left last evening for Rochester, Mimi,
where Mrs. Ross has been for several
weeks. Mrs. Ross is about to undergo
an operation in the Mayo brothers hos
pital and Judge Ross plans to be with
her at the time.
AT NEIGHBoRHooD HOUSE =
There will be a Fourth of July cele-
bration at Neighborhood House on
Wednesday evening under the direc-
ton of the Neighborhood club, Mrs F.
A. jefferson, chairman. The program
will start at 80 o'clock. Admission
is free.
POULTRY MEN - The executive
committee of the Maricopa Poultry as
ISOLATION will meet Saturday afternoon
in the chamber of commerce to con-
slider the question of holding a poultry
show and also the question of recon-
mending judges for the poultry divi-
sion of the coming state fair.
FILE MPLAINT-Complain yes
terday was filed in the office of the
state corporation commission against
the Humboldt Improvement company
alleging that the company had re-
fused to extend the service of that
corporation to a subdivision of Hum
boldt. No date has yet been set for
the hearing.
HERNANDEZ sENTENcED-Jesus
Hernandez, found guilty of assault
with intent to commit murder by a
jury in Judge Stanford's court last
week, was sentenced yesterday TO not
less than 10 nor more than 20 years
in the state penitentiary at Florence
His attorneys, r. H. Brumbach and
E. B. Goodwin, filed notice of appeal
WOULD-BE DOCTORS-More thar
a score of medical students and phys
icians from other states yesterday were
taking examinations in the supreme
court room at the state house under
direction of the state board of medical
examiners for license to practice medi-
cine in this state.
HERE FOR PRISONER. R. w
Pool, deputy sheriff of Tulare county
| California, was in Phoenix yesterday
where he secured extradition Daperi
from Governor Campbell for w. Fl
| Geneva, who is wanted in Tular,
county, having been convicted of tn,
charge of passing checks withou
having sufficient funds. Geneva il
in the custody of a deputy sheriff a
Clarkdale. Deputy Sheriff Pool Wen
TO Clarkdale last night.
BUYING IRRIGATION WATER
Seventy three applications were mad
81
yesterday for city irrigation water. Ju
fail to buy water between now ant
July Is will have the service discon
tinued. The rates are: for single lots
SO; for two lots served from one ser
vice gate. $3.50: three lots, single ser
| vice, $3.50; four lots single service
s. 90 five lots. single service, $1,000
READY FOR EARING-Hearin
on the complaint made against tn
Santa F'e improvement company o
Winslow before the state corporation
commission yesterday was set TO
July 10 at Winslow. The complain
was filed more than a year ago an
alleged that the improvement com
pany which is a subsidiary of tn
Santa Fe railroad, had been charg
ing excessive rates for water. TIL
corporation commission has bee
making meter tests since that tim
and now is ready for the hearing.
ANOTHER GIRL Mr. and Mr.:
, Adolph Gass, 734 East Mckinley stree
are just as happy as can be, all owe
the arrival of another baby girl a
their home. This is the second tim
they have been blessed with a girl an
Father Gass says he wouldn't chang
the situation if he could. Boys are a
right, he says, but girls are better, es
pecially when, they look like their faith
er. Father Gass is an EXCEPTIONAL
fine looking man and so are both tn
. girl babies.
BUYING DOG LIcENsEs-Thel
was 4 rush at the office of City Ia
Collector c. w Barnett in the city ha
3 building yesterday of owners of dog
desiring to possess themselves of 1871
IS license tags. The announcement
The Republican yesterday that herea1
4 ter all untagged dogs will come undo
s the eyes of the police brought quic
, response. The police will overlook az
linquency for few days in order I
give full opportunity to acquire tt
tags and after that, untagged dogs wi
!, be in grave danger.
|, ROY SMITH ENLISTS-Roy Smit
q for the past nine years in the employ {
the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix raj
road, and more recently depot tick,
. agent, has enlisted as yeoman in tt
United States navy, according to wor
received from Ell PaSo last evenin