Arizona republican., 1917-11-29

ing on Washington avenue between Seventh and Eleverth streets, yester- day forfeited his bail of $10 when he failed to appear for trial before Po- lice Judge Thomas.
 STATE EDUCATORS-The regular monthly meeting of the state board of education will be held in the office of c. O. Case, superintendent of public instruction, at the state house on Sat urday, December 1.
 VISITING HERE Miss Helen Mandl, teacher in the Kelvin schools, arrived here yesterday afternoon, to be the guest of her mother, Mrs. s. Mandl, and her brother, A. Mandl, over the Thanksgiving holidays. She expects to return to Kelvin next Sunday.
 SENTENCE DEFERRED-Sente was deferred by Judge Thomas yester- day afternoon in the case Of Walter Phy, arrested for failure to observe the light muffler ordinance. He was ar rested on Washington avenue between Eleventh and Thirteenth streets by Of ficer Fuerriegel.
 RAISING CANE-Six crutches and three canes was the harvest reaped by the police last night after the ar rest of six delegates to what appeared | to be a cripple's convention, who are | lodged in the city jail on charges of drunkenness. All came into the police station on flat wheels with carburetors | flooded with denatured alcohol. QUICkSlLVER-There was on dis | play yesterday in the windows of Han nys several specimens of cinnabar l taken from the property of Jeter and | Hughes about nine miles north of the city. This deposit is on the same | I fnr-in miles farther west.
 GIVEN 10 DAYS-Elijio Galaviz and Amanda Sanchez arrested in the alley between Second and Third streets and between Harrison and Buchanan streets, were found guilty by Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon of violat- ing Ordinance 160, and were ordered tc serve 10 days each in the city jail Officer Blea made the arrest.
 STAGE HEARiNG-Auto stage line rates of fare between Phoenix anC Globe and Miami are again to be in vestigated by the corporation commis- sion. The Smith stage company had made a complaint against the Globe Miami auto line, and the complaint vii be heard by the commission at thu state house on Wednesday, December
 NEW ONCERNS-Articles of in corporation were filed yesterday in th' office of the state corporation commos sion by the following new concerns Pasadena Development company, Rub. Silver company, Arizona c. o. D. Mine , company, National Creosote company , Minnesota Wyoming Petroleum com panY Oklahoma Nevada Mining an Milling company, Anticline Oils Inc Bailey Cattle company.
 :. Cfaf ir, that the boys in the trenches Wer deserving of first consideration, bu that any acts of kindness by the publi on Thanksgiving would be greatly ap preciated by the women of the Florenc Crittenden Home circle an appeal i made today for a turkey, fruit, cand and nuts for the young women in tn institution. GratS5ul to those who hay aided them in the past, those in charg would be, exceedingly thankful for an gift at the holiday season.
 RANCH IS SOLD-Joe Carver, dep uty in the office of the clerk of the su perior court, yesterday disposed of hi 4S1a acre ranch one mile south of La veen to Ira Baird, a dairyman, wh will make his home there and develo
 the property. Several acres of the Ian is already in cultivation, Carver hay ing planted it in alfalfa. The purchas price was $50 an acre and the des was made through T. T. Powers of tn Getsinger office.
 RUSHING PAVING-Work of pay ing North Fourth street from Wash ington street to Roosevelt street, progressing rapidly the past few day
 The west side of the street for severs
 blocks has been completed and throw
 open for traffic. The east side is als
 being rapidly placed in shape and wi
 be ready for traffic in few days