Arizona republican., 1918-07-18
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPICS I TO THE COAST-L J. Coon and family left yesterday morning for Oak land, where they will spend the summer months.
 SENATOR KINNEY HERE-Sen- ator Alfred Kinney of Gila county ar rived in the city yesterday for a stay of a few days.
 TRACTOR SALESMAN-W. H. Kollman a well known tractor sales man of Los Angeles, is in town for few days on business
 GENTLEMAN HERE-William liar rell a prominent cattleman of Fl Paso stopped in town yesterday for short l time to attend to some business 1 MEDICAL BOARD NO. 2-MedicaI Advisory Board No. will be in session in Room 306. Goodrich building at s D. m.. on July 22 and 23
 OFF FOR SAFFORD-Mrs. w l.. George left this morning for Ssfforo, Arizona, where she intends to visit her parents for a short time.
 SAFE OVER THERE-Word has been received by Mrs. Alice Wells that her son, Harold Wells, has arrived safely over seas.
 KRAMER IN TOWN-C. G. Kramer, representative of the Pullman com pany, is in town for few days on a short business visit.
 CLAIM ALLOWED-The claim of Fred Tait for s1,091.40 for oats supplied the city corral was ordered paid by the city commission yesterday.
 DALLAS DEPARTURE-H. J. Len- ye. brother of Attorney Leyhe of this city, accompanied by his mother, left yesterday morning for Dallas, Texas
 HALLMARK HERE-H. C. Hall mark, general freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern Railway company, is here for a short time on business.
 JOINS MEDICAL coRPs-Fred Cornelius left last evening for Fort Riley, Kansas, where he will enter upon his duties in the medical corps. in which he enlisted here a short time ago CHA FOOD ADMINISTRATIONS E. M. von Senden, food administrator of Gila county, was here from Globe on official business yesterday. While here MT. von Senden called on Fred Elliott of the local food administration.
 
 Miller. the pioneer patent agency. ol Los Angeles, has received wire iron Washington announcing the issuance of a patent to an Arizona inventor John w. Shelton of Tucson for a drier
 CHEW CHEW'S TOO LOUDLY Lai Chew pleaded guilty to violating the muffler ordinance and was fined 5; in the city court by Judge Thomas yesterday. Lai's muffler was open or First avenue, between Washington and Adams street
 LAND PATENTS- About dozer patents were received at the United States land office here from Washing ton, D. C.. yesterday Register Erwir stated. The number of patents re- ceived during the month of June las was 70.
 OFFERED ARMY PosT-Mrs. Ir. ma Myers, a member of the offict force of the Water Users association has just been informed of her admis sion to the civil service and has beer offered a post in the office of the ad jutant general of the army at Wash ington.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case O Sam F. Webb, as treasurer and eX- of ficio tax collector of Maricopa county Arizona, appellant, vS. Phoenix Titl and Trust company. appellee, yester day was filed in the supreme court ol appeal from the superior court of Mar icopa county.
 COLONEL HARRIS BACK-Colone Charles W. Harris. adjutant general returned yesterday from Flagstaff :; where he went to consult with the of | ficials of the Coconino county loca board. Major Francis E Shine, medica , adX ha : panied Colonel Harris, will visit tn ; remaining local boards in the mortimer . part of the state.
 OFF FOR COAST-Mr. and Mrs. H :, R. Patrick left last night for Sa Diego. They will spend the next tw months there, in that vicinity an about Los Angeles. Mir Patrick though he would get away on his vacation hi first in 40 years, about two weeks agt But when he has been rooted in a plac for two score years, he moves wit considerable difficulty.
 CAMP BROKEN UP-The boot leggers" camp on New River has bee abandoned and the men that consti tuted the working force there hay been returned to the county jail. was stated at the office of the board c supervisors that the reason for break
 
 could be done by that kind of labor ha been completed.
 MIR. MILLS MAKES MARk-Wil liam Conrad Mills of this city is cut ting an important figure in musics circles in Los Angeles He is a mem Der of a quartette at the Temple Bap tist church and in the anniversary SGT vice of the church last Sunday, NJ Mills appeared on the program in solo. MT. Mills is coaching in voc; work with one of the leading teacher on the Pacific coast.
 WHAT IS GRiEVANCE?- Deli Wood, colored. yesterday made con plaint in Justice Wheeler's cou against Mrs. J. r. Thomas, also co ored, charging her with a disturbant of the peace. Mrs. Thomas ayers ths she does not know what she has dor to Mrs. Wood further than paying h, fare from some point in Texas Phoenix; perhaps she thinks that sl = has grievance against the defendal - for introducing her into this kind of climate
 \ RED CROSS SALvAGE-Mrs Roc gers in charge of the salvage depar ment of the Red Cross headquarters the Central school building, reques that persons having magazines. new: papers and other material for her d. partment bring the same to the Va Buren street entrance to the buildin By so doing they will greatly facilita the work of handling the material, Y thora ic rlafforr, oy, fhiS cido 0f fl