Arizona republican., 1916-06-20

LICENSED TO WED-Guadelupe Acuna and Dolores Tapia both of Glendale were granted a marriage li- cense yesterday.
 J. LAYMAN lEAVES-J Layman. Father of the Green Monster mine. who was in this city for short time on business. left last evening for Je rome.
 BisBEE VISlTOR-W. P. Craig of Bisbee is a guest of the Adams Hotel today. Other guests are Hartwell Nowell of Bisbee; Geo A. Howard of Fl Paso; and J. R. Mallott of Globe.
 UNDELiVERED TElEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: w. E. Shedd. How ard E. Elder, Miss Violet Brown, B. g. Phillips. Miss Lydia Johnson.
 STARTZ- SELLS DIAMONDS ker Startz, well known in Los Ange- les, where he sold the Diamond Tires for many years. will soon become the floor manager and head salesman of Payne and Saufley, the local Diamond Tire company.
 
 blue roan stallion, picked up by the police some days ago, will be sold at public auction by Chief of Police Brisbois in the city hall plaza, on Fri day afternoon at o'clock There is still time for the owner to appear, identify property and pay the costs incurred
 ASKS PEACE BOND- Martha Lewis swore to a complaint against her husband. J. S. Lewis in Judge De- Souza's court yesterday asking that he he placed under q peace bond. Lewis has been in the city jail since Friday evening when he is alleged to have threatened to cut his wife's head open with an axe. In the meantime Mrs. Lcwis is living with her mother at 1906 East Portland street.
 CLAY HAWKINS HERE Clay Hankins, who becomes postmaster Of Douglas on July l, left last night for 1 home, after a congratulatorr visit with democratic pals here Among the things he took away with him were 1 the good wishes of his friends and John Rirdnos Uncle Sam suit. which will he used in democratic celebra- | ton of MT. Wilson's renomination at | Douglas late this month.
 SLEEPING OUT-OF DOORS S- IT { order that the members of the various | fire companies may have cooler sleep ] ing quarters, holes are being cut ir i the roofs of central station and No and No. ? houses, which will be fitted with sliding poles. The roofs of al i three buildings are flat and in the i summer time would provide excellent i out of doors spots to sleep. The mer can sleep on the roofs just as well as i in the dormitories and by installing the sliding poles the men will not bt hampered in making quick getaway: at night fires.
 FUQuA CASE DISMiSSED-Tht | case against Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Flu qua jointly charged with procuring the absence of a material witness fol the state in the case of the state yer | sus Fuaua was dismissed by Judg, De Souza yesterday. There are severa charges against Fuqua for alleged VI i olation of the prohibition amendmen | ana the strange IlSdppedrdnce OI E-iiii Sprague formerly in his employ wa said to have been brought about b. the defendant in the liquor case set fo July :. Sprague left Phoenix June
 and his whereabouts is unknown.
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 JUDGE BAUGHN HERE-O. Baughn, superior judge of Pinal coun ty, is the guest of the Commercial Ho
 tel for few days. Other guests in clude Mrs. l. w. Galloway and daugh
 ter; J. R. Galloway and son, F. C Galloway; and Russ C. McCaffert
 and wife, all of Montrose, Cal, wh are on an overland trip to Colorado
 Fx- Senator Worsley of Tucson; J. I ! Bird of Tucson; c. M. Shaeffer of Pat agonia; F. J. Hogan of Miami: B. F Sweetwood of Williams; J. F. Hall o , Tempe: Clifton Derineer of Hayder
 and D. w NoOnan and wife of Gil
 Bend who own and run a stage there . l if+ ---O---- 1 I