Arizona republican., 1916-09-07
FROM IRON sPRINes-Mrs. T

FROM IRON sPRlNGS-Mrs. David Goldberg has returned from Iron Springs where she passed the summer.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to AL mer Grinders and Vena YarneH, both of Stanton. Yavapai.
 STARTS TOUR-Hon. Jos. H. Kib- bey republican candidate for the senate. left last evening to begin his campaign tour through Douglas and other parts in the state.
 FIVE YEARS-Carlos Aguirre was sentenced to not less than three nor more than five years in the state prison at Florence for burglary. The sentence was imposed by Judge Stan ford
 CHRISTYS RETURN-Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Christy have returned to | Phoenix after having spent several months in Chicago. and with Mrs 1 Christy's father, Judge NJ. A. Baker, in | Milwaukee.
 | CHARGES NON sUPPoRT-Calvin l Childers, colored. appeared in Judge 1 De SOuza's court yesterday, his wife, l the complaining witness. charging him with support. Childers was held 1 to answer to the superior court his 1 bond being placed in the sum of $500.
 ROSCOE DlEL-A mother has ap- pealed to the sheriffs office for word | of her son, Roscoe Diel. The boy is 1 described as twenty years of age
 with steel gray eyes. light hair and a large dimple in his chin. The message to the officers came from Miami and was signed by Fred Diel.
 MISS RANDY AT SCHOOl-News from Fort Collins. Colorado, tells Of the safe arrival in that city of Miss Ruth Bandy. of Phoenix. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. A. Randy, of 514 No 9th Street Miss Randy enters the University there. She was a graduate l of the Phoenix High class of 1916
 ALDAI RETURNEp-Carlos Aida
 has been returned to the warden of the
 state prison at Florence for violation
 of his parole Aldai who has been in
 the penitentiary some half dozen times
 according to the officers was paroled
 by Governor Hunt He was arrested
 few days ago for violating the pro-
 hibition amendment
 | STATE TRADE BOARD Notice.
 have been received relating to a meet
 ing of the State Board of Trade 1T
 Prescott September 26. Some of th'
 subjects to be discussed are the Ari
 Zona Day at the San Diego exposition ! , congresses at Fl Paso October 14-26
 a permanent exhibit at the Fl Pas
 Chamber of Commerce.
 BUREAU HELPED A lOT-Th'
 successful marketing of the cantaloup crop was in great measure aided b
 the Bureau of Markets of the Depart ment of Agriculture. A representatiV
 from the bureau was established il
 the valley during the season and eff forts are now being made by tn ! Chamber of Commerce to secure a rep
 resentative of the Marketing Burea to visit the valley during the market |. ing of the lettuce crop.
 OATMAN HEARING-F, A. lone: w. Paul Geary members of the cor poration commission, and William Sangster, secretary of the body, wer' in Oatman yesterday where they hell a hearing in the case of the OatmaI Water and Sewer company, who ar seeking to put out a new bond issue RETURNS FROM NORTH-Mr . Jesse L. Boyce returned Xesterda' , from the north, where she Had bee
 spending the past two months in Flag 1 staff, Williams and the Grand Canyon SOME CIDER-When old Omar san
 about loaf and a jug being enoug
 for him. he must have had in min | such a jug of cider as Ernest Tia brought to this office yesterday morn
 ing It was fresh from the press. | was made yesterday morning from ap . ples of the "Delicious' variety. Ther : are some people who do not know tha
 apples are grown in this valley an many think they cannot be growr
 They would know better if they woul
 visit Hall Bros. Blue Ribbon rancf
 More than 300 gallons of the eide ( was turned out yesterday.
 A REAL OLD TIMER-"Dutch Davis, who wrangled horses for stag | coaches and later dealt faro for Be | Butler, and who is now an inmate c the Pioneer Home at Prescott, ha | been sojourning in Phoenix for shoI | time for the benefit of his health. I reaching Phoenix Dutch had a rathe interesting experience. He made tn | trip by auto stage over the Black Can \ yon road All the 105 miles of it h attempted to identify points he remem bered dimly during a previous expedi
 tion along the route. His first journe was by stage coach and it occurred i 1875, one year after he came to tn
 territory. There was very little tha Dutch could remember. and as hi | memory is remarkably good he insist