Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
TOWN TOPICS

oFGEOlNG flNE-W. Il. Peterson was fined $10 for speeding on North Central avenue, by Justice De Souza | yesterday.
 YOUNG IS HERE-Joe Young, well known Miamian and proprietor of the 1 Midland city resort between the Con centrator city and Globe, is in Phoe- | nix for 8. few days.
 DEARBORN RETURNS - A R. 1 Dearborn, McArthur brothers sales man, has returned from brief visit | to Tucson.
 CAMPBELL IS BAcK-George w. | Campbell, assistant manager of the Leach Motor Car company, has re- turned from a trip to Tucson.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hi lario to M. Ruelas, 36, Tempe and Adela L. Cardinas, 21, Tempe.
 CASE IS CONTINUED-Charges of maintaining nuisance preferred against the management of Patrick's | hall which were to have been heard before Police Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon were continued until 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
 l GO HUNTlNG-F'ire Chief A. F. Wright, accompanied by his father, Charles Nafziger, and Clyde Wilson, left yesterday at noon on a. hunting ex- | Buckeye several miles.
 RAILROAD MAN HERE H. c. l Hallmark, general freight and passen- ger agent for the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pacific, is in Phoenix on a business trip. He will return to his | headquarters at Tucson today.
 ROCKWELL AT HALIFAx-Foster Rockwell, according to a letter received from him by J. C. Adams, was at Hali fax at the time of the explosion, but he escaped without injury. MT. Rock well was at Halifax in an official ca pacity as director of the bureau of the canteen service, department of military relief American Red Cross.
 DYNAMITE 3D. EFT AL Official positions in connection with the hand ling of explosives have resulted in new cognomens for two prominent citizens of Arizona. One of them is now known by his friends as Dynamite Ed and the other as "T. N. T." Tony
 TANNER cHAPEL-The Tanner Chapel Methodist church is arranging to give dinner to the poor during the week of their fair, commencing Decem- Der IS and ending December 21. Any one wishing to contribute to this cause may telephone the pastor, Rev. Robert Herring, SIS, or the chairman, J. H. ' Robinson, 1919, Indian school.
 COLLIE WANTS A HOME-Who wants good dog, a male collie There i, is such a. dog at IA North Sixth ave- . nue. The people who at present have charge of him are so much interested in him, and that is a good recommen- dation for the dog, that they want him to have a good home.
 DEEM RETURNS-D. D. Deem ar rived here last Monday evening after an extended business tour through Kansas and Missouri. MT. Deem re- ports the crops were large in those states, but the snow, which now covers the ground, does not look good to him He is glad to get back to Arizona
 INDEPENDENCE DISTRICT-The following, pupils of the Independence School district were neither absent nol tardy during the past month: A. B Nickall. Ava Stillion, Robert Smith Howard Schwartz, Herma Schwartz Eugene Tompkins and Arthur Schwartz
 Miss Hypatia Hurley is the teacher ol | the school
 JOINING coLoRs-James L. Bone son of County Assessor and Mrs. J, T
 Bone, left last evening for San Fran cisco. enroute for Camp Mead, where
 he will join the 23rd engineering corps
 Young Bone is a graduate of the Uni.
 versity of Arizona. where he took
 course in engineering. He is one O
 the best known and liked young mel
 in the city.
 YOUTH IS NTENCED-Charle
 Bowman, alias Charles Harden, wa.
 committed to the State Industria
 school at Fort Grant by Judge Stan
 ford yesterday. The boy, charged witt grand larceny, was arraigned in tn superior court Saturoay when he gay ! I-4. ffa ferred to the juvenile court.
 LEMON HEARING IS SEA-, Lemon, charged with assault with deadly weapon, was arraigned befor Justice Wheeler yesterday and his pre- | liminary hearing set for 3:30 o'cloc