Arizona republican., 1918-01-29
on Christy road, Wednesday after

ChOZlEh LEAVES - Lieutenant CroZier of the British recruiting mis- sion left last night on a business trip to Casa Grande and other points in the eastern part of the state.
 OFFICIAL VISITOR-V. A. Wood, deputy treasurer of Cochise county, was in Phoenix yesterday and was a visitor at the offices of the state tax commission in the capitol.
 DOUGLAS MAN HERE-John E. Newbury of Douglas, representative from Cochise county in the 1915 state legislature, was Phoenix visitor yes- terday and was calling on officials at the state house.
 STATE BOARD MEETS-A meeting of the state board of education will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in the offices of c. O. Case, state superinten- dent of public instruction, at the state house.
 SlMMS HERE-Mitt Simms, former state treasurer, arrived from Solomon Vile yesterday morning and registered at the Commercial hotel. He will be here several days while attending tc business interests.
 ADJOURNED MEETING - There will be an adjourned meeting of the Citizens committee at the Y. M. c. A this evening at 7:30 o'clock. This committee was appointed for the pur- pose of choosing nominees for the coming city election.
 RETURN HOME-Mr. and Mrs. J E. Tupman and daughter. Miss Mary Tupman were passengers An last even- ing's train for their home in Durant Oklahoma. They have been visiting friends and relatives in the valley fol the past three months.
 LICENSED TO WED - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tC Frank Mcdonald, 24, Phoenix, ant Ethel Walker, 25 Phoenix; Melvin Ely Key, 21, Mesa, and Ruby Lee Gaffal1 | IS, Mesa; Charles c. Patton, 21, Hay 1 den, and Edna Irene Mitchell, 19, Col orado Springs
 ADJUTANT AT TUcsoN-Colone Charles w. Harris, adjutant general o1 Arizona, was in Tucson yesterday or business connected with the outfittins of the cadet corps at the state univer- sity with training rifles and othel equipment which is expected to be or hand in the near future.
 WOMAN'S CLUB-Miss Walton, eX ecutive secretary of the anti-tubercu- losis association, will speak before thu Woman's club this afternoon. Th' meeting will be under the auspices O the civics educational departmen ! with Mrs. Dryer, chairman. The boys ! quartet from the high school will fur nish the music for the program.
 DREW ESTATE-Cecil Drew yes 1 terday petitioned the court for letter: of administration of estate of Lloyt A. Drew, who passed away in Decem- Der, 1916. The estate, valued at $5.OOo | consists of shares in the F. r. Drew | &5 Sons Lumber company. The hear l ing will be helds before Judge Lyma1 | on February Il.
 AUTO IS AFIRE-An automobil, | belonging to c. B. Laird took fire whil' | standing near Central avenue and Fay Tor street yesterday afternoon. Al | alarm was telephoned to the fire de partment and the downtown apparatu made a quick run. A few dashes 0 chemical extinguished blaze afte about S15 damage had been done.
 GETS PROMOTiON-E. J. Ander son, who for the past four years ha held the position of district wire chic of the Mountain States Telephone an 1 Telegraph company with headquarter in this city, has been promoted to tn position of district manager of Tucsor Mr. Anderson lived in Tucson befor coming here four years ago.
 AIDING SOLDIER BOYS-The reg ular weekly dance of the Woodmen' | Circle at aPtrick Hall tomorrow even ing will prove unusually interestin from the fact that funds derived fror this source are to be devoted to the ali of the boys in the service. Special mu sic and special dance numbers will b on the program. The public is cordiall invited to attend.
 INSANE PATIENT FOUND-Josep Hycock, a patient who escaped a da | or two ago from the Arizona Stat Hospital for the Insane, was found i hiding in the Santa Fe railroad yard last evening by Special Officer Swear ens He was minus his coat, hat an shoes. He was taken to the polio station and later turned over to tn hospital authorities who had bee searching for him.
 OEHRLElN ESTATE-Mrs. Eliza beth Bowen and Mrs. Barbara Barken
 kamp, daughters of the late Mrs. kath
 crime Oehrlein, filed a petition in tn
 superior court requesting the appoint
 ment of WE. Walters as administratc
 of their mothers estate. The prop
 erty left by Mrs. Oehrlein consists
 two lots and notes, the estimated valu
 being S6,000. The hearing on the pet
 tion will be in Judge Lyman's court
 1:30 o'clock, February II.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (
 incorporation yesterday were filed
 the offices of the state corporatio
 commission by the following new col
 porations: Woodford Oil and Gas con pany. Arizona Sunrise Copper Minir company, the Round Valley Bank, A
 falfa Hog Farm company, Wilky War
 man Oil company, Boone Tire Corpol [ ation, Simpson Auto Wheel compan , Miltonite Sales company.
 COMMISSION TO MEE1-The eli commission will meet tomorrow mor1 ing at the commission chamber While this will be the regular week
 session, it is expected that several ma [ ters of importance will be considere } Among these will be a report of u findings of the commission on the ma
 ter of Sunday baseball on the Pc
 Street grounds and also report on u . situation with relation to compelliI ) the Phoenix Railway Company to col ] form its tracks to grade on the GraI Avenue line.
 IN SUPREME coURT-In the ma }, ter of the estate of Ignacia de BraZ : Robert E. Morrison. executor, and Al . dres Ochoa, appellants, vs. Manu e Castillo, ct al, appellees, on request
 counsel and for good cause shown, = was yesterday ordered that the ord = heretofore made in this cause settil e same for hearing on Wednesday, Jat - uary 30, be vacated and the case res ! for hearing on Saturday, February The case of Pedro Durango, appellaI | vs. Alfredo Durago. Sr., appellee, w | yesterday argued for the appellant Francis NJ. Hartman and for the a police by Judge John H. Campbell al