Arizona republican., 1915-12-07


 Huachuca is seeking the names of l those who have small herds of ewes for sale in the valley He has ad- dressed his inquiry to the Chamber of Commerce.
 HOME FROM JEROME State Superintendent c. O. Case yesterday | morning returned from his trip to Jerome, where he attended the meet ing of the Verde Valley Teachers Association. This organization has been organized for the past Jhrec years and has about fifty members LICENSED TO WED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday To Ar turo Asedo and RefUsio Molino. both of Tempe; John LeRoy Wolf and Anna Louisa Stewart, James Warn and Matte Davis, of Mesa Clifford r. Hanlon and Ruth F. Jeans, oI Phoenix; Harry A. Schneider and Gertrude Bivins. 10th Of Scottsdale.
 A TEACHERS ExAMINATION- County School Superintendent J. A. Higgins is conducting the regular quarterly teachrs' examination a. the Lamson Business College. The examination, which began yesterday morning. will be concluded this after noon. There are seven applications for certificates to teach.
 AN INSURANCE SUIT-H. A. Thornton. a well known attorney of San Francisco, was in the city yes terday representing the London As suranco Company, the defendant in suit brought by the Valley Bank. Thornton argued a demurrer to the complaint before Judge Stanford of the Superior Court. Briefs are to be submitted on the demurrer.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS-The regular meeting of Purity Temple No. 9. Pythian Sisters will oe held this evening at 7:3O o'clock at Pythian Hall. Besides the ordinary business there will be nomination and election of officers All members are urged to be in attendance. After the business session the Sisters will be the guests of the Knights, who will serve re- treatments. A pleasing program has also been arranged.
 MORRIS IS SENTENCED-GeOrge Morris. found guilty of removing property from the state wltn intent to defraud creditors, was sentenced by Judge stanford yesterday to serve thirty days in the county jail and to
  dates from November 20. If the fine is not paid Morris must serve term not to exceed five months from the expiration of the sentence.
 THE DOCKET OF A MONTH One hundred cases vii be heard m the Superior Court within the com ;ne month. The calendar was called yesterday morning and the dates of the trials of the long list of civil cases were announced. This morn ing at o'clock Judge Stanford will impose sentences on Joseph Thai heimer, John Young, Frederick Dumel and Andrew Kappelmeier who pleaded guilty last Saturday to q violation of the prohibition amend ment
 CHILD IS HURT-The 11-yeaT- old daughter of Jess T. Donnell. en- gineer on the Arizona Eastern, mar rowIy escaped serious injury eari, yesterday afternoon. when she was caught between the machine of Dr. | IT. K. Beauchamp and a telegraph | pole, when the doctor, in avoiding !! running down a 4-year-old boy who | had run in front of his machine, was ! obliged to swerve from his course | It was one of those unavoidable ac- | cidents that will occur even with the | most careful drivers. The little girl | was caught by the front wheel and l the flesh badly acerated below the | knee. Luckily no bones were broken. | Without waiting to make inquiries i Dr. Beauchamp hurried the child to | the hospital and there made inquiries as to the name of the family physi clan. Dr. Win Wylie was called and | pr. Beauchamp assisted him in dress ing the injury. No bones were broken and beyond the flesh laceration no serious injuries resulted. The little girl, it is expected will be out in few days