Arizona republican., 1917-01-28
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MRS. MCCOY REcovERlNc-Mrs. | Paul Mccoy, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, is re- ported as recovering and will soon be about.
 PLUSH COAT FOUND-A black plush coat was picked up by the police on South Central avenue and can be recovered by the owner upon calling at the police station.
 FIVE sPEEDERs FINED Five speeders were arrested by the police Friday night and yesterday morning. Each was assessed fine of ten dollars in police court yesterday afternoon l UNDElIVERED TElECRAMS -- | There are undalivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office 1 for the following: A. Newman, P. M. Jewett, A. l.. Fisher. F. V. Sapp. Lucius w. Mayer, Minnie M. Bennett, R. s. Wellcorn, Mrs. w. H. Cummings ! Attorney William B. Cleary and Charles Spence.
 CHARGED WITH vAGRANCY - Lola Hernandez, arrested at 223 China l Alley, Friday evening, faced Judge Thomas in police court yesterday after noon charged with vagrancy She was adjudged guilty and given a sentence of ten days in the city jail.
 RAY HERCULES HEAR.NG-The ] hearing of the case of the Ray Her culeS Copper company versus the Ray and Gila Valley Copper company, be- fore the corporation commission will be held Monday morning in the court room of the United States district court in the federal building. RIFLE CLUB SHOOT-The Phoenix Rifle Club today viii hold the Presi- dents Match on the Rifle range Shoot i'm xyin at nfr hi All members are urged to participate. The entrance fee will be fifty cents. The next monthly meeting of the club will be held at the National Guard armory, Monday evening, February F.
 BOY NEEDS HOMES there family in Phoenix that can make room in their hearts and home for a fifteen year old lad. A boy who would like to attend school and who will work before and after the study hours is in charge of w. J. Osborn, probation officer who is endeavoring to find just such a place for him. MT. Osborn asks anyone inter- ested to communicate with him either in person or by telephone
 SHORT SESSlON-The house yes terday went through the formality of opening and closing. Many of the members had gone to their homes and several who remained in town did net go to the capitol. There was barely q quorum present, and after reading the journal and senate bill which had been sent over an adjournment was taken until tomorrow morning.
 JURY LIST ORAWN-The grand and trial jurors for the coming year were drawn in open court yesterday. Judge Stanford of division one of the superior court, Judge Lyman of divis- ion two, James Miller, Jr., clerk of the superior court, Warren Peterson. chair man of the board of supervisors and Recorder Vaughn drew the names. One hundred grand and five hundred trial urorS were chosen.
 TAKES BODY TO coAST-City Ianager Robert A. Craig left last even ing for Los Angeles with the body of his brother, William E. Craig who died al St. Joseph's Hospital. Friday morn ing. The funeral will be held on Mon day morning from the undertaking es- tablishment of J. D. Button. 4l2 South Main street, in charge of Sam Easter ling, formerly of this city.
 RUNNING DlSORDERIY HOUSE. Anchelida Padilla, in police court yes terday afternoon, was adjudged guilty of conducting disorderly house at 153S East Washington street. She was assessed a fine of $25 in addition to a ail sentence of ten days. Della Macias an inmate of the house was given fine of Sl5 or 15 days in jail. Sentence was deferred in the case of Mary Hayden. found guilty of being an inmate of the same house, and Frank Padilla, found guilty of vagrancy in connection with the same case, was given time to get
 ut of town on a deferred sentence.