Arizona republican., 1921-10-05

ATTENDS MEETlNG-Dr. A. L. Gustetter of Nogales was in the city yesterday to attend a meeting of the state board of medical examiners.
 ON INSPECTION TRIP-Thomas Maddock, state engineer. Is in Sono- ita on an inspection trip or state highways.
 RETURNS TO PREscoTT-Jack Jaeger, former chairman of the board of supervisors of Yavapai county, returned yesterday to his home in Prescott after two days business here connected with his duties as an engineer with the Santa Fe railroad.
 ON DEER HUNT-Jack Redmond, assistant secretary of state, left yes terday for the Churilahua mountains, Northeast of Douglas, on deer hunt. He expects to return to Phoenix the end of the week.
 ELECTRICAL CONCERN MOVES -Vinson Brothers and Carter. cleo trical contractors have moved from 227 West Adams street into larger quarters at. 25 East Adams street. GENTLEMEN HERE-H. L. John son, prominent cattle grower Of | Wilcox, and Bernard E. Busch, leading cattleman of Pima county, were in the city yesterday on busi- ness with the state land department w. C. T. U. TO MEET-The Wom- ans Christian Temperance union will meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when Mrs. Imogene La Chance, state president, will present her report of the national convention, which she attended in San Francisco last summer.
 ASKS REDUCTIONS. c. Grider of the Solomon Wickersham com pany of Globe appeared before the state tax commission yesterday and requested reduction of the valua- l ton placed on the merchandise stock of the company. After an examina-
 tion of the assessment the request
 was denied.
 SMALL cLASSLThe smallest class to appear for examination before the state board of medical examiners registered yesterday when three ap-
 plicants for certificates to practice here took the test. which will be com pleted today. Those who are taking l the examination are J. w. Connor of Seligman, E. O. Schreiner of St.
 Louis and Harry sherman of Mo-
 gales.
 MARRIED sATuRDAY-of inter-
 est to people of the Roosevelt dis
 trict was the wedding Saturday eve
 ming at the home of the Rev. C. NJ. Rock of Miss Martha Wetzler and
 Conway Waggoner. Miss Wetzler is one of the most popular young people
 of the south side, having taken part
 in all activities of interest MT
 Waggoner is a former university
 student.
 l HUNTERS GOOD sPoRTsMEN I-Good sportsmen are in the hunting
 field, according to Joe V. Prochaska
 state game warden, who yesterday
 wired from Springerville to his dep-
 uty, Yves Hill, to that effect. MT
 Prochaska stated that there had beer
 no arrests in the field and that every
 hunter was good sport" Pro-
 chaska will go through the game pre-
 serve to Morenci and will return tc
 Phoenix the middle of the month il
 he carries out his present plans. II PLEADS GUfLTY-Pedro Reyez arrested by Officer Nick Papo on (
 charge of peddling morphine, wa.
 given a straight 30-day jail sentenc'
 when he entered a plea of guilty be fore City Magistrate Frank Thomas 7 in police court yesterday afternoon ] L. M. Miller was found guilty on . charge of violating the city milk or 2 dinance and paid a $15 fine. Tn l complaint against him was signed b. ' Clarence E. Ice. inspector.
 -DfSCOXE COMfANf - com plaint that patron had been cut of z from her water supply furnished tn
 state coronation commission with tn 9 first intimation that there was t water comany operating in Cotton i. wood. That the company had bee : operating since 1917 without securin 3 a permit from the commission wa t discovered by F. J. K. Mcbride, wh ,, made the Investigation of the com 2 plaint. MT. Mcbride, who returne : from Cottonwood yesterday, said tha ! the company had been ordered to fur } nish water to all patrons until sue a a time as the commission rule on tn
 matter of operating without a certif Il icate of convenience and necessity. . LOWERS SEED RATE-The Atch . ison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroa q has reduced its freight rate on cotto = seed from to cents a hundre t pounds in minimum 60,000-poun l. carlots from the fair grounds e Phoenix. This reduction of cent s hundred pounds was announce e yesterday by the corporation com y mission. The same railroad is mak ing a reduction on rough timber r from Mayer to 1hoenix. which wi
 be 161s cents per hundred pounds = place of 28 cents, the former price.