Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-20
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LICENSE TO WE'D William H..
Davies and Albertha J. Erickson. both
of Globe. were granted marriage
license yesterday.
FOR BEGGiNG--John Dever in po-
lice court yesterday admitted that he
had been begging on the streets. He
was given ten days in jail
TEMPE DANCERS-Mr. Haydens
class in ballroom dancing at Tempe
which was postponed from last night
will meet tonight in Cosmopolitan hall
ENDORSES MEASURE-The Wo-
mans Trade Union league has en-
dorsed the movement started by the
Civic league for the enforcement OF
the ordinance against eXpectoration IN
public places.
DAUGHTER ARiVES-G. NJ Wall
announces the arrival Of baby girl
Juanita Marie Wall at his home Mon
day morning. The baby weighs ~
pounds and she and her mother ale
both doing well
ASK MISSlON-The application
OF the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company for permission to
place in effect standard class "A" rates
at Mesa will be heard before the state
corporation commission At the Mesa
town hall Saturday. March 3. at 10
o'clock
INFORMATION WANTED-Chief Of
Police Brisbois Yesterday received
request for information concerning
Charles Suits. who is reported TO have
been killed near Glendale several
months ago. His father and mother
{ have no authentic information con-
corning their son.
MUFFLER WAS OPEN-A lone
traffic offender faced Judge Thomas
in police court yesterday. the other
cases Of which there were many being
of the usual police court order The
offense charged against the autoist
was that Of running his machine with
the muffler open. a fine OF So was as
sessed and paid.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE birthday
surprise was enjoyed Friday evening
/ in honor Of his 10Th birthday at the
/ home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Ullom. 407 North 9th street. Music
and games were the diversions of the
evening and a late hOuI dainty
lunc heon was served
CAR DERAILEC- Traffic on the
West Adams street ear line, west OF
the capitol building was badly i'm
paired for nearly an hour yesterday af-
ternoon when a west bound car was
derailed Just a few rods east of 18th
the wrecking crew just 4S minutes to
repair the damages.
CLAIMS INNocENcE-vigorously
denying that he had over threatened
to kill F. VI. Winter. Robert W. Brill
maintained his innocence in Justice
! DeSonza's court Yesterday, despite
the fact that Brills own wife had
notified deputy sheriff Eudd Of Glen
dale, wnere The defendant and the
plaintiff reside. that her husband wal
armed with a rifle and that she fear
ed trouble. The court placed Brill
under a $500 peace bond
VETERAN REUNION-E. S. Miner
lunberman and banker of Bethany
visit here for the first time in seven
years. The first man he looked up was
Thomas Bowie. city hall plaza gardner
Miner and Boyle are civil war veterans
1 Miner having been of the First Wiscon-
/ sin Cavalry. and Boyle of the Third
| Wisconsin Battery. Since the close Of
! the war Miner and Boyle have held
/ periodical reunions, and plan to hold
many more.
! OFF TO MARDi GRAs-R. b. and
! T. r. Givin, Arizona state agents for
I the Kansas City Life Insurance com
| pany. left last night over the Santa Fe
for New Orleans. going by way of
! Kansas City They were accompanied
I by their mother, Mrs. G. w. Givin. and
/ sister Miss Ida Givin. who had made
/ so many friends in Phoenix during the
! past winter. The party will attend the
! Mardi Gras and the mid winter meet
| ing of the Kansas City Life assurances
| 100000 Club The Phoenicians will
! spend a few weeks in historic New
! Orleans.