Arizona republican., 1918-01-03
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QOES IONNAIRES w A L E D - Mailed out yesterday afternoon were questionnaires between and including numbers of registrants 4155 to 4376. William H. Anderson, both of whom recently suffered a severe attack of pneumonia, are reported out of danger. MOVES STUDlO-Miss Clara Haz- gard has moved from her studio in the Chamber of Commerce building to a new studio located at S25 North Third avenue.
 GOES TO cOAST-W. E. Switzer, proprietor of the Phoenix Style Shop, 1 left last evening for Los Angeles where he will remainson a business visit of one week.
 l MAJOR SHINE eAcK-Major Fran cis E. Shine, in charge of all medical | advisory boards in Arizona, has re- i turned to his office in the state house | after an absence of several days at his home in Douglas.
 HOTEL MANIC. H. Barber. form erly connected with the Muehlebach hotel in Kansas City, is here on a few days business trip. Mir. Barber now | has a part interest in the Alexandria hotel in Los Angeles.
 UNDELIvERED TElEGtRAMS - ucTc dT6 unueltfe feI cu dt luC Western Union office in this city for the following: Frederick W. Long. M. J. McCouIey, J. L. Pairing and Mrs. E. M. Fuller, Daniel J. Fisher care E. E. Thompson: Mrs. Willie Grant,. NEW ATTORNEYS HERE-Arthur F. H. Wright and Louis Lieberman, two attorneys from California, yesterday were admitted by the Arizona supreme 1 court to practice in all the courts of this state. MT. Wright will locate at | Douglas.
 VAGRANTS-F. c. Yates, A. A. Red mond and Joe Mack, charged with vag- rancy, were found guilty by Judge | Thomas yesterday and sentenced to serve 10 days in the city jail. The po- lice allege the three men were asso-
 ciates or Jim Davis. outlaw, shot to death by a policeman recently.
 HOWARD RETURNS-D. E. How ard, of the Howard garage, has just returned from an extensive business trip through the east MT. Howard states that business is good in the east, but the weather is very cold. He is glad to get back to Arizona sun shine.
 | TO SPEND WlNTER-Mrs. w. H. | Burns and daughter, Miss Ethel, of Tulsa, arrived in the city yesterday and expect to spend the winter here. They are registered at the Hotel | Adams.
 SHOE MAN-F. c. McGriff of St
 Louis, is guest at the Hotel Adams while here on a short business trip
 MT. McGriff is general representative of the Hamilton Brown Shoe company
 one of the largest shoe companies in
 the United States.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage l-
 censes were issued yesterday to James Enos, 25, Blackwater and Katherine
 Schurz, 23, Sacaton; Clarence H. Rus
 sell, AZ, Gilbert, and Mabel V. Murphy 29, Gilbert; William R. Standage, 21
 Mesa and Grace Eleanor Rogers, "A Mesa.
 TAX BOOKS REOPEN = Books were re-opened by the county treasurer yesterday for the payment of the first
 half of the 1917 taxes on which a penalty is now due. A number of payments were made on the initial
 day. The books will remain open until
 the first Monday in May.
 ON SAD ERRAND-R- A. Frisby
 left last night with the remains of his
 wife. Mrs. Laura A. Frisby, and his lit
 tie daughter, for San Jose, Cat, where
 the body will be buried. Mrs. Frisby
 who had come here for her health
 died a few days ago. MT. Frisby ar
 rived on Sunday and was met by hi:
 mother, Mrs. Weaver of Kansas City
 who accompanied him to San Jose. INCORPoRATIONS - Two cattle
 companies filed articles of incorpora-
 tion yesterday in the offices of the
 state corporation commission. They were the Digger Creek Cattle company
 and the Clear Creek Cattle company FROM FLAGSTAFF-C. T. Wool. folk of Flagstaff. chairman of tht
 board of supervisors of Coconino coun- ty, was a visitor in Phoenix yester- day and called at the offices of the taa commission in the state house. RETURN TO PHOENIx-Mrs. H. C Stroud and Miss c. Stroud of Los An
 geles who have been visiting othe
 points in the valley the past week, hay
 returned to the Hotel Adams and ex
 pect to winter in Phoenix. The womel
 were looking over the valley for win
 ter location and say they found nothin to compare with the advantages offer ed in Phoenix.
 MISS BRAZEE RETURNS-Mis Norma BraZee returned to Tucson ol last evenings train to resume he studies at the University of Arizona , Miss Brazee spent the holidays witt