Arizona republican., 1918-02-28
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TElEGRAMS = Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for: Murel Barnes, W. A. Milburn, Mrs. R. E. Hanson.
 GOES FOR MAN-Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz left last evening for Doug las for c. c. Hackett, wanted here on a charge of selling property without advising the purchaser of a prior in- cumbrance.
 WILSON P. T. A. MEET-The Par ent-Teachers' association of the Will son district will hold its regular meet ing, Friday at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. A. G. Mathews will be in charge, and has prepared short program
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns: Silo Land and Cattle company, Hoover Oil and Gas company, Dolores
 POSTPONE HEARlNG-The hear ing of the application of the Arizona and Swansea Railroad company for permission to discontinue train serv- ice was yesterday postponed by tha corporation commission until Wednes- day. March 6, 1918, at ? o'clock D. m.
 LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will fred F. Fourier, 95, Los Angeles, and Leila E. Steiner, 26, Los Angeles; Pedro Yanez, 19, Mesa, and Frances Olibas, 1S,, Mesa; Miguel Galas, 49, Tempe, and Francisco Sasweta, 20, Tempe
 COMPANIES B AND D-Companies B and D of the Phoenix Police re- serves are ordered by the officers to report at the city hall Friday evening of this week at 730 o'clock with full equipment. The officers ask all mem- bers having autos to bring them. What is doing is not even intimated.
 w. H. GRlNDSTAFF RETURNS W. H. Grindstaff, connected with the Greene and Griffin company, returned Tuesday from San Francisco, where he has been spending the last few weeks. Grindstaff reports that the coast city is booming, like Phoenix, and that it rained every day during his visit.
 TWINS ARRIvE-Cards have been received announcing the arrival of twin boys in the family of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Lawrence, making a sum total of four boys, the eldest three and half years old. MT. Lawrence AOi Cdl D Ndo III Nlldl SC VI Pllnbll at the Phoenix Indian school. Now he is printing instructor in the Central high school, Smallwood Vocational school and Apprentice Evening school of Washington. D. c.
 NEED GLASSES-Long range tele- scopes and high powered binoculars for the navy department are wanted 1 by the chamber of commerce to be | forwarded to Washington, according l to Secretary Harry Welch. The tele- scopes best adapted to the use of the department, and which, it is stated may lead to the discovery of an en- emy submarine, are those such as are used by Arizona cattlemen in spot l ting" their cattle on the ranges.
 COCONINO VISiTORS-L. E. Hart member of the board of supervisors | of Coconino county, and c. D. Wilson county attorney of that county, wer, | in Phoenix yesterday in conference with the state tax commission in re. gard to the transient herd law whici provides that cattle owners who's, herds graZe back and forth in two ol more counties must file reports witt each county in order that each count. may receive it's proportionate amour of tax.
 CHOSE WISE CoURSE-Becominl reconciled for the sake of their chil dren, Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Allen hay agreed to forget the past and begil life over again. Their four children who were placed under the protection of the juvenile authorities, have bee
 returned to their parents, and it is un derstood that the proceedings insti