Arizona republican., 1914-08-25

BACK FROM FLAG-State Audi tor J. c. Callaghan returned yester day from Flagstaff
 JUDGE DUFFY HERE-Judge Frank G. Duffy of Nogales is in Phoenix on a short visit.
 HINES SPEED MARRIAGE-Sam- uel Hines and Dovie Steed were mar ried yesterday by Judge C. w. John stone
 RAN DA L L-WHEATLY MA R. RlAGE-Sylvian S. Randall and Irene Hezel E. Wheatly were united in marriage yesterday. Judge c. w. Johnstone officiating.
 KEATlNG- G-GRANT-Lee Roy Grant and Miss Mary Keating. both form erly of this city were married on August 13 MT. and Mrs. Grant are now residing at Ray.
 CHA COUNTY DIVISION CASE Appeal on the demurrer granted in the superior court of Maricopa coun- ty in the Miami county case was filed in supeme court yesterday HERE FROM THE coAsT-Mrs. o. N Creswell of West Washington street, has returned after a two 1 months stay at San Diego, Los An geles and Long Beach.
 HERE FROM THE NORTH Sheriff Joe Wood and T. E. Pulliam of Navajo and Coconino counties, ! were Phoenix visitors yesterday. Sher- l if Pulliam is en route home after a trip to the Fort Grant Industrial 1 school
 BIRTHDAY HoNoRs-Things were merry and bright at the A. L. Bump residence on West Adams street, last night The occasion was the birth day of Raymond Ketcham, who was made the guest of honor at con vivial Dutch supper stood" by MT and Mrs. Bump.
 OLD-TlME RANcHER LOW- | Concern is felt by his many friends for the condition of J. A. Vinson, an oldti Arizonian who lies very linear to death at his ranch home some six miles to the northwest from Phoenix out on the Christy road. On Saturday MT. Vinson had fall
 which broke his thigh, and his age and condition of health make his
 chances of recovery rather remote. l ON VACATlON-O. R., Carl and 1 Frances Lindstrom and A. s. Han
 son left yesterday on an allArizona
 vacation. They are first heading foI the Roosevelt dam where they vii pass a few days. On their return they will start out again for a triI
 into the Verde valley for a stay ol a couple of weeks.
 OLD GENTLEMAN iLL-Littl'
 hope is entertained for the recover!
 of Henry Welborn, an old-time cat
 tleman of Arizona For some con
 siderable time an undiagnosed inter
 nal complaint has been troubling
 him. This eliminated some si, weeks ago in chronic illness, and to
 day the doctors attending him giv but small hope of his surviving thi last bout. MT. Welborn has beel prominent as cattleman in tn
 state for a great number of years For many years he has been estab lished on his ranch ten miles to tn northwest of Phoenix.
 COSTLY JOY RiDE-Evidently in tending to make a night of it." crowd of Mexicans the other nigh borrowed" a horse and buggy fror the corral of Bob Hayes. The whol l party of six, four men and two wo men piled in and straightway di their best to paint the village ret
 However, the celebrations develope into what constitutes the disorderl
 and they were at once pulled u
 with a jerk The sequel came yes
 terday when the party was brougf up before Judge Parker to answer
 charge of malicious injury to prop
 erty and disturbance of the peac
 The men of the crowd, Pedro MoI ano, Juan Pasos, Frank Lopez an
 Jesus Bracaniote were each mulcte
 in a fine of $5, whilst the chare
 'against the women was dismissed.