Arizona republican., 1917-11-27


 grounds which was not entirely com pleted at fair time, is now having the finishing work done on it and Will De | completed in two weeks.
 MAGMA COPPER MANY. c. Browning, general managed of the Magma Copper company at Superior, ! is in the city attending to business 1 matters for his company. He is reg istered at the Hotel Adams. ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPlNG-l There is a steady demand for rooms. | Three apartments for rent were re- ported |. to the chamber of commerce | Monday and as quickly as received, were taken. Two or three rooms, where | light housekeeping can be done, are most in demand. Call 1294 and help | take care of the many visitors who are arriving
 ADMITTED TO PRAC TlCE-
 George R. DarnalI, on the motion of H. M. Fennemore, was yesterday ad- mitted by the supreme court to prac- l t1ce in all the courts of Arizona MT. Darnall presented a certificate of good standing from the clerk of the Indiana | supreme court and a recommendatory certificate from Justice David A. My l CTS of that high court. He will prac- | tice in Tucson.
 YENMEN DANCE ToNiGHT-At Patrick hall tonight the Phoenix home stead of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will give a Thanksgiving ball, to which a general invitation is extend- ed. The ball will begin at o'clock, when the grand march will be played by Besse's banjo orchestra. Through out the evening refreshments will be served free.
 FAIL TO QUALIFY-An effort was made by Judge Barnum yesterday to procure bail for his client, Dr. LO- renzo Boido charged with bribery. The bondsmen were examined by Judge Stanford and two of the num-
 Der failing to qualify, the physician
 was not released. It is understood 4 that arrangements have been made l. to furnish today the $6,500 in the
 bribery case and the $1,000 in the
 bastardy cases
 KEEN IS BETTER-J. C. Keen, : custodian at the state house, who has ! been confined to his bed for the past three or four days as the result Of having inhaled gas some days ago } while in the basement of the capitol, is improving and will be about again } in short time. The injury to MT. } Keen was more serious than he at } first believed and occurred when he
 was starting the oil furnace in the
 basement of the state house for the
 first time this season.
 SILVER MEN TO MEET - The
 metal mining interests of Arizona are to be represented at a meeting of the silver producers of the country at
 Washington for a conference previous
 to the proposed fixing of a price on f silver and the establishment of certain
 v-1,,1
 the silver producers of an unrestricted
 market. In response to an invitation l 1 by Governor Campbell, the managers s and superintendents of the Globe dis . trict have announced their intention
 of attending the conference.
 WHEELER RESIGNS - The resig- lnation of Harry c. Wheeler, sheriff 7 of Cochise county, as chairman of the local draft board of that county was D received yesterday by Governor Camp
 bell. Sheriff Wheeler states in his | letter of resignation that he Is not . able to properly attend to the duties < of both offices. and therefore desires
 to retire from the local draft board
 The resignation will be forwarded tC f Provost Marshal General Crowder who will take it up with President Wilson S AFTER MANY YEARS-After liv-
 ing together more than a quarter of
 a century, Mrs. Adeline M. Matthews f and her husband James J. Matthews e are about to separate legally, if the . court grants the wife the divorce C she is seeking. Charging that Mat
 thews has failed to provide for hel
 and that she has been compelled tC s go out among strangers and worl Il l or accept the charity of her friends
 Mrs. Matthews is asking for a deere,
 on the ground of non-support. Tn, I couple were married in Wise county l Texas, February s, 1888, and hav' 1 no children.
 J FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD |. earnest request that all members c 'I the order be present ct the regula o business session next Saturday even
 ing, has been made by officers of tn es F'raternal Brotherhood. The semi-an T. nual election of officers will be hel 'e that evening and besides there are seV g eral other matters of unusual import
 ance which should bring out a repre- n sentative attendance. If for no othe ill reason members should be on hand { T. enjoy the refreshments it is planne ne to serve at the conclusion of the busi
 ness session.
 H. kEITHLINE APPEARS - Edwar Id Keithline who it is alleged has faile 1o tO carry out tHe OrQef or contribute $20 to the support of hi IT. small daughter, Leone. appeared i T. court yesterday to show cause Judg es Stanford and Judge Lyman both be 7o ing disqualified to sit in the cas-
 the matter was continued until Sat sse urday morning at 9:30 o'clock, when ut judge from another county will pre- .aI side. Keithline, it is claimed, ha ia1 let lapse several months withol at paying the sum set by the coul ,,s when Mrs. Keithline was granted
 divorce decree and the custody Ia the little girl.
 of TO KILL DoGS-Charles Lapha1 'or of Buckeye and J. P. Smith, day clel he at the Commercial, headed a par at which left town last evening for u pol purpose of killing dogs which are ru1 r's ming down and devouring calves on u
 Laphasnd ranch. The ranch is on t1 es, Salt River. few miles below Buc on eye, and for the past week the do on, have terrified both the cows and t fi- calves by chasing them and when lix calf is run down it is immediately q voured. The dogs are common d on nestle animals but are running at lar ne upon the river bed and are claimed le. no one. The party, leaving last nigl , was heavily armed with rifles and a M tomatics and they expected to make e raid on the dogs early this morning.
 
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