Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
TOWN TOPICS
HERE FROM PREscnrr

HERE RUM FRESCDT T-J. $. Acker, a prominent business man ot Prescott, arrived here yesterday on bus mess. and left last evening for Tucson.
 ANAWALT IN TOWN-H. B. Ana walt, general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters in Los Angeles, was a business visitor to this city yesterday.
 CHANGE TlME-The pupils recital at the School of Music will hA Saturday morning at 10:S 30 o'clock instead of 3 SC o'clock, the usual time This will give the children an opportunity to attend the chautauqua in the afternoon.
 NEW NOTARiES-Notarial commits siOns were signed by Governor Thom- as E. Campbell yesterday in favor of Ernest A. Jones of Miami Fred D. Hubbell of Douglas and Carroll NJ. Cur tis of Winkelman
 MANAGER DRAKE HEBREW. A. Drake, general manager of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway was a business visitor to Phoenix vesterday arrived here from his home in Pres colt in the morning.
 HERE FROM WICHITA-Charles H. Luling and family, of Wichita. Kansas. have arrived in Phoenix for few weeks visit. They are stonning at the Jefferson hotel MT. Luling was for several years insurance commissioner of the state of Kansas, and is a rec Ognized authority on insurance matters.
 ARIZONA ATENT-Hazard ana miller the pioneer patent agency Of Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance cf patent to Henry K. Burch of Miam. for screen. J. c. Greenway of War rcrE for hydromctalurgy of copper. APPEALS CASE An appeal from the decision of the Yuma county su- perior court has been taken by J. H. MaXey in his action against the board of supervisors of thatscountv Mir. Max ey attempted to recover a considerable amount which he alleged he over-paid in taxes to the board of supervisors.
 SEEKS HER SON-CEief Of Po- lice George O. Brisbois has received request from Mrs. A. E. Capps. of Nashville, asking his assistance in locating her son, W. l. Henry fro~i months When fast heard from he was in his city
 SUPER-SIx MAN-James s. Wooll- acott representative for Harold l.. Ar hold, Los Angeles distributor for Hud- son Super-SiX and Dodge cars and Vim trucks, arrived 6n the city yesterday Woollacott called to see Messner. the local distributor for the Hudson Super Six
 WHERE IS eUcK-A request fo, lnTormatior as to the whereabouts of Charles Buck, has been received 3y Chief of Police George Q. Bribois. 1 lie was <ncwE to be in Phoenix about three years ago and since then ms folks have heard nothing from | him.
 YUMA SHERIFF = Sheriff Mel Greenleaf of Yuma county was a Phoe- nix visitor yesterday en route from Prescott where he goes for an alleged motor thief wanted in his county. Greenleaf served as sheriff of Yuma , three terms before statehood and is l now serving his third term since Ari zona became state
 1 COAT CASE-Julian Rincon was arraigned in the east precinct justice court yesterday on a petit larceny | charge. Rincon is alleged to have stolen coat from a downtown mer- eantile establishment. He will be | gwen hls preliminary hearing at o'clock Friday afternoon
 BATTERY CHARGER. L. Cox was arrai9ned before Justice De Souza yes terday on battery charge and re- leased on $1O0 bail to appear for pre- ilminary hearing at l o'clock, May II Cox IS alleged to have had an encoun- ter with Harry Effron, junk dealer l who swore to the complaint.
 SOME BASS-With as many pounds ot bass as the law allows and stories Of the same calibre, a party of fisher men returned to town yesterday from wo-days' absence at Roosevelt h. ciuded among the number were W. K Bowen. Walter Brawner C. ". Peter son, Jerry Doyle, Will Brawner and ] Ed. White.
 LOSS OF FiNGER-Charles Rob- erson yesterday brought suit for S3 COG damages against the Max Delta Gold Mining company. In the complaint