Arizona republican., 1917-11-24
CASE DISMISSED

CASE DISMISSED - The case against Carlos Salgado, charged with statutory crime, was dismissed by Justice Wheeler yesterday from lack of evidence.
 PROFESSOR IS ILL-W. $. Barnes, professor of animal husbandry at the University of Arizona, is ill at the Jef- ferson hotel, having eeen confined to his bed for the past three days
 COMMISSIONER LEAVES-S. F. Mcguire, member of tho state lair com mission, left Phoenix last night for his home in Douglas after a lengthy stay here during which time he was busy With the states big annual show.
 / NEW NCERNS-Articles of in corporation were filed yesterday in the offlces of the state corporation com mission by the following INV con- cerns: Silver Divide Mining company, Casa Grande Mining company. Kaibab Copper company, Huachuca Tungsten Mining company.
 FOR HOT SPRINGS and Mrs. William c. Colcord leave this morning by auto for a trip to Hot Springs, Ar l Kansas. MT. -COlcorc is a prominent | cattleman whose holdings are located 12 miles from Lake Roosevelt MT. and Mrs. Colcord have been in Phoenix I for several months on account of the illness of their little son.
 HURT IN FALL-G. W. Stephens, recently arrived from New Mexico, fell 1 and received injuries which rendered l him unconscious for several hours last night after he was found near First | and Jefferson by the police. Stephens was taken to the city jail, where first | aid treatment and restoratives were l administered. TAKE MEXICAN soLDlER-Lo- ] renzo Aguire, one of the members of the military band sent to the Arizona l state fair by Governor Cantu of Lower 1 California who is alleged to have de- serted the party while in Phoenix, was arrested at Gila Bend last night by Special Officer O'Neil. He is being held in the city jail until extradition arrangements are made.
 CLAIM MUCH LAND-Thus fa1 | during the month of November, the state of Arizona has filed 70 indemnity selections on land located in various parts of the state. The selections av- craze, $40 acres each. The registra tions were made through Receiver John l.. Irwin of the United States land office
 AUTO MAN HEE<-E. E. Cater. pi- oneer automobile man of Stafford, is 1T Phoenix. visiting with officials of the Leach Motor Car company, and other friends. MT. Cater was one of the firs
 men in the state to take a lively in terest in the auto industry locally, ant in various parts of Arizona.
 ARAkI ACQUITTED-After deliber- ating three hours, a jury in Judge Stanford's court yesterday acquitted H | H. Araki of the charge of aggravated l a a11lt nhor l with assaulting George Angle with ( 1 hoe. He was represented by George ! Silverthorn and Albert D. Leyhe anG County Attorney L. M. Laney prose cuted the case.
 / FARM BoRROWERS-One hundred and four farmers of Arizona borrowed s266,291 from the state during the pas fiacal year. according to the annual re- port of State Treasurer D. F. Johnson just made public. Of this number l sixty nine. loans amounting to $1S1. .15( were from the university timber ac- count and thirty five loans amounting to sS5,141 from the permanent schoo fund
 | SURPRISE WEDDiNG-Friends O. Ernest Robertson and Miss Florence Edwards will be greatly surprised thi: morning to learn of their marriag, | Wnlcn LOOK place az aDout , clocl last evening. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Ray c. Harker at tn.
 home of Mrs. Dave Gray, 409 Nortl
 Third street. MT. Robertson is a fisca
 agent for the Water Users Association RATE BOOk-A copy of the 1917-1
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 adapted to the advertising bushes
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 chamber of commerce building.