Arizona republican., 1917-11-03
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| ' li.e office of the state corporation com mission by the following new concerns: Record Ext. Gold Mining CO, Arizona Butte corporation. Otsego Mining CO, i Citizens Commercial Co.,
 i MhS. GODDARD RECOVERING l The many friends of Mrs. James God dard will be glad to learn she is recov- i eIing from q recent serious illness. She 1 has been removed from the hospital to 1 her home, IT West Adams street.
 MARRIAGE ENSES-Marriag ] licenses were issued yesterday to 1 rrank S Thompson, g, Phoenix and l Angerette Williams, 25 Phoenix; Wal | ter J. Farrell B, Phoenix and r'elicie j. i Bfuat, 33, Phoenix.
 FRATERNAL BROTH FER Ii o o D 1 DANCE-Saturday night the Fraternal 1 Brotherhood will give another social | dance and all members and their 1, friends are cordially invited to attend 1 The augmented orchestra will furnish 1 the best of music and promptly at o'clock the dance will begin.
 PRIMAL BROTHERHOOD ] OANCE-Tonight the Fraternal Broth erhood will give another one of it's pop ! ular' Saturday night social dances and 1 all members, and friends are cordially ! invited to attend. The augmented or chestra will furnish the best of music. Come and have good time.
 1 PRISONERS TO PRlSON-J. R. l Beasley. recently convicted Of murder and given a life sentence in the state prison, and Jose Mendez, sentenced to not less than five nor more than seven i years in prison, were taken to Florence by Deputy Sheriff Charles Nafzinger veSterday to begin serving their time.
 TO BID BROTHER GOOD RY-K. C. Johnson. who has been here several months, left last night for his home in Chicago where he will bid farewell to
 his brother, who has been draIled into ! the army This will be the first time
 he has seen his brother in thirty years. COMBUSTIeLE COMBINATION - ] A curtain, piece of paper and a
 cigarette called out the fire department
 from Central station at ?: 50 o'clock yes
 terday afternoon to a shack in an alley
 between Buchanan and Jackson and
 First and Second streets. The curtain and the paper are alleged to have taken
 fire from a cigarette, which just prior
 to the fire was alleged to have been
 in the mouth of Sansara Montez, the
 occupant Estimated loss, Sl0.
 TO THE HIGHEST COURT-The
 statute of Arizona making il imperative
 that a corporation must pay an enl- plove wages due him at the time he
 discOntinues his connection with that concern is to be tested in the highest
 court of the land. The Arizona Power
 company of Yavapai county, which
 company was fined $50 ill lower court
 for failure to pay an employe within
 the prescribed time and which fine was
 upheld in the state supreme court, has carried the case to the United States l supreme court.
 FIRST COUNTRY CLUB TEA-The Country Club will give it's initial tea
 for the season this afternoon Although
 the club formally opened last month, , the entertainment committee presided
 at the informal tea and today's affair , marks the formal afternoon function o1
 the year. The hostesses will be Mrs F. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Jack Barber. Mrs
 Ancil Martin. Mrs. F. P Cruice, Mrs
 Webb Griffen and Miss Ruth Jessop. ] EXHIBITS COMING N-Exhibit.
 for the horticultural department of the
 state fair are coming into the Cha amber
 of Commerce where they are entered
 and will be put on display at the fail
 grounds without any further troubl,
 to the exhibitor. A stock, or to be e,z-
 act, tree of cotton, is on display now | at the Chamber of Commerce. It ha. five large branches is about feet hist
 and measures 8 feet across. It is esti.
 mated to have 500 bolIs. The stock i. one from the field of c. A. Reed O i TollesGn.
 NOT A SLACkER-In the list O 9 ! names given out by the draft exemp l ton board of those registered men wh,
 failed to report to the board appeare,
 the name Of John A. Griffen. 17f2 Wes l 1 Madison street. A communication re e ceived at this office from Recruitin;
 Officer A. T. Flynn of the navy, exon
 crates MT. Griffen of any charge 0 I ] being stacker. Griffen, Nith Denni : c. Gleason, whose name also appear
 in the list of those who failed to re
 port, enlisted in the navy on July 8 , of this year and both are now in tn T service.
 WILL MAKE CANDLES -Patterne
 after a trench candle made by Mrs a Carl Hayden, the Little Helpers o t Trinity Pro- Cathedral will be taught t
 make the candles by Mrs. Joseph Il !, Kibbey at a meeting held this mornin a at the Cathedral House Mrs. Kibbe
 will give the demonstration and the
 supplied with scissors and newspaper: I the small folk will occupy the moment I from 10 until 11:3O o'clock in candl | making. Any child under the age c ; eight years may attend the class.
 NEW LUTHERAN HOME-Th 1T lease held by the Zion Evangeilca church of the w. c. T. U. hall havin l. expired the auditorium of the Adam 10 school has been secured This wi
 offer the congregation temporary head = quarters in the district where it wi be permanently located for this cor gregation expects to build a churc
 within short distance of the Adam
 school before many months haN
 passed. The funds for that purpos
 are now being. raised. Services will |
 held in the Adams school auditoriul
 tomorrow
 suGARLEss FRUITs-Honey ha 1 replaced sugar in preserved fruit which will bes exhibited in apiary dc ] partment of the state fair. A. W. Moi Till. state entomologist, who is super intendent Of the department, is offer ing a special premium for the best dis play of fruits put up in the substitut for sugar. There must be more tha two displays in the competition there will be no special award accord ing to the announcement from the d, | 1 partment yesterday Entries will clos at five o'clock this afternon.
 ENDS BYRENS' CASE-Declarir that quarrels over civil matters of | personal nature should be kept out l criminal courts, County Attorney l M Laney yesterday asked for and ol l tained a dismissal of the charge aues ' ing concealment of property to defrau ! creditors preferred by Colonel L. B, ! rens against c. l.. Stronach and NJ.