Arizona republican., 1914-10-07

A HANDSOME GlRL-Mr. and Mrs. g. F. Burnett of 18th Ave. and Sher- man are the proud parents of a hand
 some daughter
 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS - There is an undelivered telegram at
 the Western Union Telegraph office
 for Sam H. Kersey.
 TO FORT GRANT-Charles R. Os-
 burn, secretary of the board of con- to the state industrial school at Fort Grant
 MATRIMONIAL marriage ii cense was issued yesterday to John
 Beaird Sloane of Maricopa county, and Ruby Rachel Runyon of Mans field, Ohio.
 AD COMMITTEE-Th meeting hour of the board of trade ad committee meeting has been changed to 3:30 this afternoon on account of the session of
 the fair fund committee at four. OFF TO TExAS-Judge A. s. Haw- kins will leave tonight for Midland, Texas, on professional and other busi- ness He will return in about weeks
 and enter the democratic campaign. NEW OTARlES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday at to F. J. Killeen of Phoenix and Ed ward D. King of Hayden Junction. CHANGES PLEA-Dominick Fiori changed his plea from not guilty to guilty of the charge of assault. in the superior court yesterday. Sent ,ence will be passed at 9:3O o'clock lthis morning.
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS-The Spanish War Veterans will meet to-
 morrow night at eight o'clock in the superior court room to plan the big celebration and to fix it's date. A grand ball is one of the items on a varied program
 FAIR FUND COMMITTEE-The board of trades fair fund committee will meet this afternoon to plan its work of raising the money for the purses, decorations and entertainments The hour is four o'clock, and every
 member is expected to be present. TIMBER SALE-The state land commission is advertising the sale of 15,O0O,0O0 feet of western yellow pine situated on university land in Coconino county. The timber will be sold at auction December 19, at not less than s3.50 per thousand feet. This is fifty cents higher than the
 previous minimum
 COMPANY B LECTURE-COmpany E. National Guard of Arizona will
 meet tomorrow night to hear the fourth of the series of lectures on tactics by Captain Shea. Last Thursdays meet ing was one of the best attended in the
 history of the company. A big atten- dance is expected at tomorroWs meet ing, special drill being called. GAUT FOUND GUILTY-John A. Gaut was found guilty of passing a bogus check. in the superior court yesterday, the jury recommending | him to the mercy of the court.
 Struckmeyer and Jencks were the at 1 torneys for the defense. On the 16th
 ot May defendant made out a check
 on the Valley Bank to the amount
 of $10, which he passed to Alfred J. Cohen, manager of the Blue Blood
 shoe store, receiving some cash in exchange. Gaut's funds and credit
 were insufficient to meet the check. WHERE IS JAMES DUkE?-An inquiry has been received by Chief
 of Police George o. Brisbois from Mrs. Margaret O'Neil of 6S4 Walden lavenue, Buffalo, N. r., asking for information as to the whereabouts of
 her brother, James Duke, whom she has not seen for about twenty five
 years She has been informed that
 he is in the southwest engaged ir
 mining or quarrying. He is about
 forty-six years old and his sister is
 very anxious to secure some infor-
 nation as to whether he is dead ol alive and if alive where he is living TENNIS GOODS. Pinney & Robin son-Advertisement.