Arizona republican., 1917-08-14
TOWN TOPICS

GO TO PlNE-W. K. Bowen and Ed White will leave this morning for Pine where they will remain until Friday.
 DOGS FOR ASkING-Three dogs, (male) and one an Airdale may be had for the asking at 709 South Third street
 NOTARY BONDS-Notary bonds of Ruth M Cooke and Charles A. Randy were approved by the board of super visors yesterday
 THORPE RETURNS-H. J. Thorpe an alleged "check artist" wanted in this city was brought here from No gales last evening by Deputy Sheriff E. J. Warren.
 PHOENIcIAN GUEST-Mrs Frank L. Stith of Los Angeles was hostess at a bridge luncheon on August g in honor of Mrs. Dennis Nichols, of Phoenix, who is visiting friends in Southern California
 NEW NoTARIEs - Commissions were signed yesterday by Governor Campbell authorizing the following to act as nOtaries public nAriZona: Lucy Scarborough, Phoenix: B. F. Thum, Florence; A. Laura Sillie, Solomon vile
 THESE INCORPORATE = Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the following new con- | cerns: Old River Gold Mining Com pany. Pine Dome Oil and Refining Company, Super Resilient Tire Com pany
 Alp RED cRoSs-The Buckeye and Arlington district has forwarded an other notable contribution to Phoenix Chapter of the Red Cross The check is for $1S1.91, collected in the Buck 1 eye-Arlington district, and brings the total from that section up to $S12.97, which is a very creditable showing. VEBA IN JAil-Ramon Vega was lodged in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Harry De Winton yesterday on a charge of failure to provide for his wife and three children. He was arraigned before Justice Cummings and bound over to the superior court 1 in the sum of s400 bail.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- cerses were issued yesterday to Louis l.. Gray, B, Prescott, and Louella Rose, 27, Prescott; James Livingston, 65, Mesa and Rena Ridle--. 56, Tucson; James Harris. 37, Albany and Hattie | E. Cox, Los Angeles; Carlos SalaZar Higuera, 25, Tolleson and Paulina A. Molina, 22, Tolleson
 l PRELIM INARY-M. D. Showalter. 1 charged with disturbing the peace, will be given his preliminary hearing be-
 fore Justice Wheeler at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. W. F. Stevenson swore to the complaint alleging that Showalter was quarrelsome and used i obscene language in his presence and that of Mildred Stevenson.
 WOMAN WANTS WORK-In order that she might not become a county ! indigent, woman in great need ap- l i,,fo 1 ent of the indigent department, for
 work yesterday. Deserted by her hus-
 band and without funds. she refused i charity, asking instead that she be
 aided in securing work. She is will ing to wash and iron and gave her
 telephone number to the officers as
 810S, and her name as Francisco Morales.
 RAY WANTS coesWELL-Proof that w. w. Cogswell was the man for
 the job came from Ray yesterday when Scott White, deputy sheriff advised the sheriff's office that Cogswell was
 wanted there to complete work started some time before. Cogswell who is a machinist and electrician had con- tract in Ray which he believed had been forfeited when his men went on
 a strike. He left the mining camp. Now attempts are being made to To-
 cate him that he might return and
 carry out his contract.
 THREE GENERATiONS-Four Sam
 Webbs of three generations are enjoy
 ing a family reunion at the home of 1 County Treasurer Sam Webb. His son
 of the same name with a son of his
 own called sam" are here from the
 California coast. Robert E. Webb, an-
 other son of the county officer has
 named his young heir after his grandad
 and they too, are gathering with other
 relatives at the paternal home, S14 North Fifth Street Thomas Webb of