Arizona republican., 1914-03-04
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES .


 censes yesterday
 COUNCIL MEETlNG-A special meeting of the common council will be held this evening to consider many important matters left over from the regular monthly meeting on Monday evening.
 G. A. R. MEETING-J. w. Owen Post, No. 5. c. A. R., will hold a regular meeting this afternoon at '2:3O o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. All members of the post are urged to be present.
 HERE FROM NoRTH-IIon. Ii H. Linney. speaker of the Arizona house of representatives at the last legislative sessions. spent yesterday in Phoenix. He will return to Pres cctt. his home, some time today. division, a plat of which was filed in the office of the county recorder. has recently been laid out in the Orangcwood district of the city. It is called CIairmont Heights and is owned by Nellie B. Wilkenson.
 BOND JUMPER NABBED-Sheriff Jeff Adams yesterday apprehended and caught Simon Roberts. formerly arrested and charged with boot-leS ging. At that time Roberts secured bail an dumped it. He was arrested yesterday at the instance of his for mcr bondsnen
 PRELIM MARY HEARING The preliminary hearing of Oscar F'ritch- ic, held on the formal charge of cmber, will be held at Gila Bend tomorrow. The prisoner. accom- panied by his counsel and an officer will leave for the south this morning Fritchie is represented by Cox and Fhalus
 MAY HAVE ERER-Deputy Sheriff Theodore Olea yesterday brought from a place about ten or twelve miles across the river, one Alexandra Toledo. alleged murderer of Jose Ramilla. Ramilla was struck over the head and left dead some months past, and it is thought Toledo can att the least throw some light on the death
 ILLUSTRATED TALK ON DANG lNG-AIiss Elsa Chapn, instructor of physical culture at the University of Arizona. will give an illustrated talk on dancing at the Woman's Club this evening at S:15. This is the clubs annual "Gentlemens Evening" when each member is allowed to bring one guest free and others upon the pay ment of twenty-five cents each.
 MONEY OUT AT INTEREST," The monthly balance of State Treas urer D. f. Johnson for February. shows that the state has out at in terest nearly one million and half dollars Of this amount. s246.17s.27 is drawing interest at four per cent, while sl.111,5229S is drawing two per cent interest. The total receipts for the month were Sl,2IS.S15.26. OSBORNE PARENT TEACHERS There will he a meeting of the Os- borne Parent Teachers Association this afternoon at o'clock in the auditorium of the school on North Central avenue. There are a num- Der of matters of importance to be brought before the meeting in addi- tion 10 which the reports from the delegates to the Arizona Congress of Mothers will be given.
 BACK FROM cALiENTE-Mr and Mrs. Clinton Lowther returned last evening from a trip to Agua Caliente, where some time was spent taking i the waters. MT LoWther describes 1 himself as being delighted with the 1 time spent at the resort He says there are about forty people there now, many from Phoenix. and that l they are all having a. good time at l the Modesti resort. under the Pan- crazi mana cement.
 BISHOP ATWOOD LECTURES At Trinity Episcopal -Cathedra | this evening at 1:30 o'clock. Righ Reverend J w. Atwood. bishop O 1 Arizona, will deliver lecture or 1 Dean Stanley. This will be tho isecord in the series of lectures giver | ly Bishop Atwood on "The Grea' Leaders of the Nineteenth Century cordial invitation is extended |, all to attend. Bishop Atwood re turned yesterday from Winslov
 where he spent Sunday and con firmed class of five.
 NEW FILING cASES-New filing cases are being installed in Count, Recorder Vaughn's quarters. Tn, leases are improved steel affairs witt filing drawers of the most approved lstyle They are being fitted into tn, big vault which adioins the record CTS office. and will practically fiji the chamber. The recorders offic is about the busiest little place il the court house these days, an, Iclerks and all are generally too mucl
 engrossed in their pile of work {,
 much more than note when some one enters the room
 STRANGE AcClDENT-A Yaqu
 Indian was found lying in the roa just south of the Central avenu
 bridge yesterday afternoon by c. J EvosskuhIer, who picked the man u and hurried him to the police station His trouser leg was saturated wit blood. Examination showed the lc to the Sisters hospital where Drs , Dameron and Palmer reduced tn ; fracture. The man said he had bee . thrown from a horse and kicked, al | though there are others who sa
 the man was struck by an automo
 bile.