Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

MAhhlA6E- EISENS6-<A HldrIldSt license has been issued to Bernard H Dodt and Jessie Faust of Tempe. GO TO DENvER-Dr. J. c. Bow man and James Sunderland left last evening on the California Limited foI Denver. where they were called or business.
 GOES TO LOS ANGELES-E. A Goodrich of the Southwestern Realty company left last evening on the. Cali fornian' of the Southern Pacific foI Los Angeles.
 ON 1.-THE PHOENIx"-Among other passengers last evening for Los An
 geles on "The Phoenix of the Santa Fe were Ned Creighton, J. H. Stumpff J. B. Lippincott and Paul Tice. DEATH OF MRS. WIMsERLY- Mrs. Anna Lillian Wimberly, wife of J. w. Wimberly. died yesterday at her residence, 233 East Mckinley street The funeral, the arrange
 ments for which have not yet been made will take place from Moore & McLellan's. Mir. and Mrs. Wimberly came here from Fl Paso about six
 months ago.
 A RETURNED MEMBER - Hon William Morgan, member of the con stitutional convention from Navajo county, who was called away by busi- ness soon after the assembling of the convention. returned yesterday. MT
 Morgan was engaged in experimenting the shipment of his sheep and was de- tained much longer than he expected to be by a delay in securing cars.
 HALLOWEEN SOCIAL-The moth CTS circle of the West End school will hold a Halloween social in the school room on Monday, october 31, at 7:30 p. m. A short program will be given and the latter part of the evening will be devoted to games for the children. Refreshments will be served and home cooked food will be on sale during the evening. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all.
 GOT SOME DucKS-George Lewis, John Charles and Harry Peirce went down to the junction of the Agua F'ria and the Salt early yesterday morning in quest of ducks. They reported upon their return that the ducks were so plentiful that it was a shame to kill them. Their friends say that by actu- al count they brought down forty seven birds, but from appearances when they arrived in town they must have dis posed of the greater pact of them be- fore reaching the city,
 NO TRIoS NEcESSARY-Contrary to a published report that the low rate established by the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific on tickets from Los Angeles to Phoenix during the weeks of the fair would apply only where three tickets were sold at a time, it was announced yesterday from the local railroad offices that the rate is applicable to single tickets. A rate of $20.40 for the round trip has been established and tickets will be on sale at that rate in Los Angeles on Novem- Der and 6.
 LARGE CHORUS ORGANIZED The chorus choir of the First Metho- dist church was organized last night with a>fine coterie of singers. A num- Der of the members of the successful choir of last year were IT esent as well as several new singers. The effect of the combined talen was very pleasing indeed and the showing made bodes much interest in this department of the church activities The chorus will be heard at both services Sunday. Miss Hyde, whose rare soprano voice attract ed such favorable comment the past two Sundays, will sing two solos the coming Sabbath and will be permanent ly in the choir for the winter. At the close of the practice last night the members of the choir were entertained informally at the parsonage as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Robert $. Fisher.
 LONG JAIL SENTENCE-Justice Johnstone yesterday sentenced Julio Garcia to a term of 175 days in the county jail for the robbery of a Chinese store at the corner of Second avenue and Grant street Julio was accom- panied by two other Mexicans whose identity has not been discovered. He could have frightened his own sentence by disclosing it, but insisted that he did not know their names. After con viction the day before he was told that he could make his own sentence longer or shorter as he saw fit by telling the truth. When he came in for sentence he said he was prepared to plead guilty and hoped he would be treated lenient- ly. The court asked him the names of his two pals, but he demurred and took the limit. His own Identification was complete. He had been in the store before and left a written list of goods wanted, but at the trial he denied ever