Arizona republican., 1921-07-16
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 JUSTICE COURT cLosEs-The East Phoenix precinct justice court, Justice Henry J. Sullivan and Con- stable Haze Burch, closed yesterday for the summer vacation of 30 days. |
 coNGRATULATEs DRILL TEAM "A telegram of congra tulation upon | the excellent showing made by the | organization was sent to the members | of the Elks' drill team by the cham | Der of commerce through Harry | Welch, secretary. yesterday. The | team is attending the annual conven- ton of the Elks in Los Angeles.
 ASKS PROBATE OF WILL-Peti- ton to admit to probate the will of Wick Hopkins, who died July 3. and to issue letters of adminiStrat tion to the widow, Lottie W. Hopkins, was filed in the superior court yesterday. The petition places a value of S7.500 on the estate and names Mrs. Hop kins as heir. The petition will be heard August 1.
 LIFTS MORE FISHING BANS The state game warden yesterday I lifted the ban prohibiting fishing in certain sections of the state. The only restriction in force in the state at the present time governs fishing on streams and lakes on the Indian reservations. Permit to fish on the Indian reservation must be secured from the resident agent.
 MIDSUMMER TERM OPENS Colonel E. M. Lamson. president of the Lamson Business College, is very 1 much pleased with the opening of the midsummer term this year. There
 were 51 present, while last year there were but 38. He accounts for the l gain partly because some have failed to secure positions and are continuing
 their school work, and others have not been able to secure the regular summer jobs, and so are attending | school instead of wasting their time.
 SANTA FEE CLOSES SUNDAY ONLN-The local traffic office of the Santa Fe Railway company has been Il swamped with telephone. calls of late asking for information as to whether or not they close on Thursday after noon. For the information and guid- ance of the general public it is stated
 that all offices of the Santa Fe are open six days of the week and do not close on Thursday afternoon.
 CHECKS FORE HIRE CARS-K.
 c. Balcomb, of the federal bureau of
 public roads, has checked the. list of
 persons in Arizona operating cars
 for compensation. This program will
 be carried on in other states in order that the bureau might ascertain the
 number of commercially used motor vehicles. And if they are paying their just proportion of the burden of highway construction and upkeep
 GRAND LARCENY CHARGED , Maria Pancheco and Francisco Las trez were charged with grand larceny , in complaint sworn to by Francisco
 Robles yesterday. The complaining , witness alleges that the two Mexican
 women stole SIS from her home Taken before Justice Nat Mckee in the West Phoenix precinct court, the defendants demanded a preliminary
 examination which was set for Thurs
 day afternoon, July 21, at 2 o'clock
 They were released on their own
 recognizance. Both told the court
 they were married women.
 ,j BIG M. w. A. CLASS-All loea and visiting neighbors of the Moderr f | Woodmen of America are urgently
 requested to attend the big clas. adoption next Monday night at K. O l P. hall. Neig ghbor H. D. Healy, clerl 7 of the camp, who has just returned 2 from the convention of the. heat l camp which he attended as a dele
 gate, in addition to supplying a goo, : watermelon feast will have some yer, n interesting remarks to make con : cerning the big convention doings a Chief Forester N. D. Wilson is i d charge of the adoption of candidate. Ii ALIANzA HIS PANO AMERi
 CANA - All members of the Alianz B. Hispano Americana are requested t e attend a regular meeting to be hel 1t at K. of F. hall on Sunday, July I 3, l at 2..30 D. m. This will be yer e, important meeting as the suprem 2. secretary, G. V. Anaga. and the su II preme trustee A. Celaya. will h g present to examine the lodge asset n. to appropriate s2o.000 for huildin F to be erected by LoSge No. at th
 southwest corner of Fourth and Jei
 ferson streets. At this meeting thel will be free cold drinks, ice creal f and cigars for all the members.
 TO INVESTIGATES CHAUFFEUR ll-A system that will provide mo
 efficient check on licensed chau
 feurs is being worked out by Erne
 Hall, secretary of state, and the co II poration commission. It is claim, l III that certain operators of service ca ! hold chauffeur's licenses. but a without the necessary permit fro 7il the commission while there are oth !, 1 instances where those holding pc Iti mits are not entitled to operate c YI never having secured a license fro
 the secretary of state. The list
 operators granted permits by t
 commission will be compared wi the list of licensed chauffeurs, a . any discrepancies will be ferret
 out. In the future the commissi I'll will require applicants for permits lu isshow a certificate from the secreta of state showing that they have be HI duly licensed.
 HI s. B. Given: Your brother Is III town-stopping at Occidental Hot III He wishes to see you-R. H. Neig III bours.-Adv.