Arizona republican., 1909-02-08
The Objective Point of Those
 MatPimonia||y Inclined IssUER OF BOGUS CHECKS
An Alleged Agent of the National Cash Register Company in the Tolls. Other Events of the Week in the North.

Oi lNtPuOAANoiA-f Charles Wilson, claiming to be rep resentative of the National Cash Reg ister company, who was arrested last month on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses, and also of is suing bogus checks, was taken to Will Hams yesterday for a hearing before Justice A G. .Rounseville. The pre- | liminary trial resulted in Wilson being bound over to await the action of the grand jury. There were two charges against him of issuing bogus checks, and in each of these his bond was fixed at $2000. In the charge of ob- taining money under false pretenses his bond was fixed at $500. Being un able to give the bonds required he was brought back to Flagstaff by Deputy Pulliam and placed in jail.
 Charles Daze. a sheepman, this week filed a complaint before Justice liar rington, charging J. w. Marley and his son Heck, with making an assault upon him, and badly beating him with rifle. A warrant for the arrest of the two Marleys was placed in the hands of Deputy Pulliam who arrested them in Winslow Friday and brought them to Flagstaff. A preliminary trial was begun yesterday and continued until tomorrow The defendants are well represented with counsel and the case will be hard fought one. This case is not of an unusual character, being the result of a clash between sheepmen and cattlemen. Flagstaff is becoming popular as an objective point for young people with matrimonial business to transact. Wednesday, Samuel L. Phillips and Miss Amanda B. Stringer, arrived from Ash Fork, and at once went to the of flee of the probate judge where they secured marriage license, and were immediately joined in wedlock. by Judge R. J. Kidd. The bride is from Indiana, and the groom is a resident of Navajo county, and an employe of the Santa Fe. The couple left the following day for Winslow. Thursday A H. Douglas and Miss Altha Willis arrived from Snowflake and were mar ried the same day by Judge R. J. Kidd. Mir. Douglas is connected with the forest service. The happy couple re- turned last night to their home in Snowflake.
 Acting Forest Supervisor Willard NJ. Drake returned Wednesday from Phoenix where he has been for a con- sultation with the sheepmen, and to go over their allotments with them. MT. Drake says there were not more than half a dozen of the sheepmen holding permits who were not present or rep resented.
 The chief topic of conversation in Flagstaff during the past week has been the Wylie- Rollins nuptials. The bride is well known in Flagstaff, which was formerly her home.
 Miss Ethel Jolly was called to St. Johns this week on account of the ill., ness of her mother
 T. E. Pollock of the Arizona Central bank was business visitor to Phoe- nix this week.
 Mrs. Hugo Krantz returned Thurs day to her home in Williams after visit with her sister, Mrs. August Johnson.
 Mrs. O'Rourke of Winslow spent Sunday in Flagstaff with her daugh-. ter, Miss Dugger
 Mrs. Charles Lundin of Winslow. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs August Johnson, departed Thursday for Williams where she will visit for fortnight before returning to Winslow.
 Mrs. Fred R. Ingle and daughter will arrive home this week from an extend ed visit with relatives in Chicago.
 William Haynes of Denver, who was returning from a visit to California stopped off in Flagstaff Thursday to spend a day with his friend, Paul Cof- fin.
 R. L. Neill went to Albuquerque Thursday on business connected with the forest service.
 George A Pearson, who is in charge of the experimental station at Fort Valley was called % Albuquerque to- day on forest service business.
 Joseph Blumberg of Williams is spending today in Flagstaff with his sister, Mrs. Julius Herman.
 w. K. Ross. of Maine, was in Flag staff yesterday on his return from Los Angeles, where he attended the cat tlemen's convention.
 Niles J. Cameron, who has been in Flagstaff during the past week wis iting his mother. Mrs. A. NJ Cameron, will return to Grand Canyon today
 Earl Slipher will-make his regular Sunday trip to Williams today.
 w G. Dickinson is here from the Verde to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors of which he is