Arizona republican., 1917-07-26
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Salva- dor Carrillo. 20, and Refugia Ortiz, r, both of Tempe
 NEW NOTARY-A commission was signed by Governor Campbell yester- day. authorizing c. w. Isham of Flag staff to practice as notary public in this state.
 CHURCH BUSINESS MEETlNG- The regular monthly business meeting of the Glendale Baptist church was held last night at the close of the prayer meeting. There was large att. tendance present.
 PARENT -TEACHER MEET The Madison ParentTeacher Association will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. W. Hunt with Mrs. George Q. Galbreth and Mrs, Thomas Thompson as hostesses.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns Curry Mining Company, Tus- conia Mining Company, Ralston Min ing Company.
 ARIZONA TENTS-Hazard & Willard, the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona inven- tors: Will jam D. Doherty, spring, Bis bee; Alfred L. Pellegrim, treating ores Tucson
 OPENS OFFICE-Dr. Orval s. Kel- ly has opened offices at B West Mon roe street for the practice of his pro fession. Dr. Kelly is a graduate of the Osteopathic college at Kirksville Mo. and previous to his coming to Phoenix has practiced in this state
 ON EASTERN TRIP-J M. Barker of 716 East Brill street, who was ser iously i'll for five weeks, has recovered and is able to be about again. Mir. and Mrs Barker left Phoenix yesterday for an extended eastern trip during which they will visit points in Colorado, 1ndi- ana and Massachusetts
 LIKES THE NAVY-George Red Dunphy, the former Phoenix young man who recently joined the navy. has written to friends here expressing his entire satisfaction at his move, declar- ing that. he has plenty to eat, wear and lots to see and says it is the best thing for a young man to do.
 CREIGHTON RED CROSS-The Red Cross society of the Creighton district met at o'clock yesterday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Wood bridge. The meeting was well at tended and much interest was dis played in the patriotic work which the women of that district have under taken.
 FRIDAY CANNiNG-The canning of l tomatoes and chili sauce is the work outlined for the Friday morning dem onstration at the High School. The women are bringing their aprons and | canning their own goods in small amounts and thus getting the practi- cal experience. This class meets at nine o'clock and welcome any new | members.
 COL. HALLE DEAD-Colonel E. G Halle, general manager of the Ger mania Fire Insurance company of New York died suddenly in Highmont, N r., yesterday. Colonel Halle was wei | and favorably known in Phoenix where he spent a portion of the past two win ters and his many friends here vii learn with sincere regret of his stdder demise
 TO THOMPSON GARAGE-D. H | Van Meter who for some time has
 been foreman of the Fike stage line re- 1 pair shops, has taken the position O. | l
 which is run in connection with tn, 1 Thomson oiling station on Nortl | Central avenue. The Thomson garag, will open for business next Monda, morning. MT Van Meter is an exper auto repair man.
 | HUNDREDS SETTLE-Between 70
 and 800 delinquent tax payers are pre- pairing to avoid penalties and costs b.
 paying the back taxes before suit i
 brought in the superior court Verno
 Wright assistant county treasure
 stated yesterday that since the an
 nouncement of court action in The Re
 publican scores of property owner
 have called at the office to settl
 claims.
 HEARING AT YUMA-The stat
 corporation commission will leave fo Yuma on Friday night where on Sat
 urday the commission will hear the ap plication of the Yuma Light, Gas an Water company on it's request for per mission to raise rates for the service ( unfiltered water F. A. Jones, chair man of the commission who has bee in California, is expected to join tn commission at Yuma for this hearin. TO VALUE POSTAL-A hearing { determine the valuation of the Post; Telegraph Company plant in Arizon was set yesterday by the state ta
 commission for Wednesday, August at o'clock p. m.. at the offices of th
 commission in the state house. "
 Stevenson, superintendent of the Pos tai in Arizona, will be present at tf hearing and testify in behalf of h company.
 MAYOR OF YUMA-George Niche son, mayor of Yuma, and T. D. Mallo city attorney of that city, were Phoenix yesterday on business at tf state house in connection with a