Arizona republican., 1917-06-07

DOBLE EAMER--G. Ii. Reuben, owner of the kissel Auto company, left for Los Angeles last night, on business, Reuben expects to bring back some good news about the Doble Steam car.
 APPEAL CASE SETTLED The appeal of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company against John $. Grosch was yesterday dismissed by the Arizona supreme court, the case having been settled.
 NEW LAWS TODAY All bills passed by the last legislature against which sufficient referendum petitions have not been filed and which do not carry an emergency clause become laws today.
 GLENDALE MAN FINED-A Fike, of Glendale, faced Judge De SouZa yes- terday on charge of speeding, the complaint being signed by County Motorcycle Officer George Schade. It cost F'ike B upon conviction.
 Motorcycle Officer George Schade told yesterday that he had arrested Fred Hanson on the Tempe Road after he had caught Hanson in the act of driv- ing an automobile at about 40 miles an hour Judge Wheeler fixed the fine at five dollars
 COMMISSION MEETS The state sanitary live stock commission held meeting yesterday at the state house. The full board consisting of James A. Johnson, chairman; E. H. Crabb and Frank F. Moore. with F. w. Stephens, secretary and Dr. Flight, state veteri marian, was present.
 APPEAL TAKEN The appealed case of United Verde Extension Mining ,1 u,,1 yesterday filed in the supreme court. This case from the superior court of Yavapai county is litigation concerning title to various mining claims, includ- ing that of the famous Little Daisy.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - The fol- lowing new concerns filed articles of incorporation yesterday in the offices of the state corporation cOmmission The Black Fox Molybdenite Mines company. The Ariz- -Rombauer Dev. company, The L. S. Pill Corporation. The Ray Silver Mines corporation, The Posas Valley Mining company
 LOPEZ IS ARRAlGNeO Manuel Lopez entered plea of not guilty be- fore Justice of the Peace Wheeler, when he was arraigned on q charge of Austin and taking suit case belong
 
 bail for preliminary hearing next Wednesday afternoon at , o'clock.
 LICENSED TO WEO-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to the fol- lowing: Sid w. Mickle, i2, of Phoenix and Fannie Walker, 32, of Los Angeles: J. Frank Malcomson, g, and Fac Alley, 24, both of Phoenix; Howard H. Wilson. 3S, of Phoenix and Aldia Maria Lee, 3l, of Los Angeles: John F. Clark. 27, Of Phoenix and Mettie H. Tindall, 27. of Alton, Illinois.
 ALLEGED GUNMAN ARRESTED William Kinney, colored suspected of having shot through the window of cOlored woman on South Eighth street, Monday night. was arrested yesterday by Policemen John J. Me Grath and Bob Anderson on war rant charging assault with deadly ..eapon with intent to commit mur- I. He is being held at the city jail and will be taken before Justice of the Peace Wheeler today
 SEEKING MRS. MONNSON--Chi of Police George O. Brisbois has re- ceived a letter from Mrs Lydia Thompson, of Thunderbolt, Ga, asking his assistance in locating a Mrs Monn son, who was formerly a Mrs. Mosty. She is said to have son named Will nam Mosty. Mrs. Thompson says she has had information causing her to believe that Mrs. Monnson may be in Phoenix. Relatives have died recently and it is necessary that her where abouts be ascertained by the estate.
 JURY DiSAGREES-A jury trying F. A. Starr yesterday in the court of Justice of the Peace Frank De Souza on a charge of disturbing the peace. on complaint of w. C. Dawes was un able to arrive at a verdict and was discharged. The trouble between Starr and Dawes grew out of the salV of a wagon at the Cowboy corral, conducted by Starr. Dawes says that Starr called him d liar and a thief Starr didn't make much of a denial of this much of the charge. but plead ed that he was driven to this by the actions of Dawes.
 WHERE IS M'CAtL?-B. F. Mccall a machinist, left Los Angeles for Ajo, April 14. On arrival there, he wrote his wife at Fullerton. California, say ing he had no work and would hike" nutil he found employment Letters since addressed to Bisbee, Douglas, Globe and other Arizona points have been returned to Mrs. Mccall unopened. Mrs. Mccall recently wrote to Governor Campbell asking him to aid in locating her husband. The governor has ad- dressed letter to Chief of Police Bris- bois setting forth these facts and has urged that he do what he can to locate the missing man., The governor has turned over photograph of Mccall to Chief of Police Brisbois to assist him in the work.
 BIG RECRUIT SOUAD-With the passing of registration day. recruiting -...l, already has led other districts in the number of men sent to the First Ari- zona is taking on an even faster pace. Word received at the office of the ad iutant general yesterday informed General Harris that recOrd-breaking squad would be sent down in few days. Lieutenant D. R. Anderson left Phoenix last night for Winslow where he will examine the first squad. From there he will go to Flagstaff and King man. At Flagstaff there are fourteen men waiting, Chloride will furnish six teen and Winslow fifteen. In all. it is expected that more than fifty will be recruited for the state regiment. Tc Captain LeBaron is due most of the credit.
 MAD DOGS-With the coming oi the warm weather, the police are be ing called upon almost hourly to lool
 after dogs thought to be afflicted
 with the rabies. Many of these dog: are shot, while others are taken care of by their owners during q periOt
 of observation. A warning was is
 sued yesterday by the chief of DO lice against allowing dogs acting
 strangely to run at large. As a rul'
 when a dog begins frothing at tn
 mouth and snapping at people, tn