Arizona republican., 1917-09-15
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DEPUTY CLERK RETURNS-Wal- 1 ter S Wilson, deputy in the office of | the clerk of the superior court. has re- turned from a two weeks vacation Tn the north
 EXAMINER IS HERE'S w. Good all of San Francisco, examiner for sur veyors in the office of surveyor general, 1 is spending a few days in IHlccniN.
 RETURNS FROM COA5T-Snerman | c. Fiske, chief draughtsman in the civil service department in the federal build l ing. returned yesterday from California where he spent his vacation. MARlHUANA CHARGE-E. Marti- neZ Manuel Ochoa, Seneldo Acuma and Alfred Roman, were sentenced to from seven to fifteen days in the city jail on charges of having marihuana in their | possession.
 MISS CANz TO ETURN-Sylvan Gang left last evening for months absence in St. Louis. His sister, Miss 4 Aileen Gang, who has been east at II school for the past two years, will re- turn with MT. Gang and pass the winter here
 i FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR. The state board of public instruction held 8 meeting at the capitol yesterday after ] noon to discuss matters pertaining to the fall term of schools.
 MRS. G. A. CREED FUNERAL | Funeral services for Mrs. c. A. Creed, who died Thursday at her hame on 1 Missouri avenue will be held this after noon at 2 o'clock a, the undertaking | parlors of the eGorge F. Merriman company 124 North Second avenue
 DR. TAFEL APPOlNTED-Dr. R. M. Tafel of Chloride, formerly of Phoe- nix, has been appointed by Governor Campbell a member of the state board of medical examiners representing the eclectic school of medicine.
 i MISS FELCH WEDS-Miss Marie F'elch yesterday afternoon became the
 bride of Clarence T. Mullen at the home of the brides parents, MT. and
 Mrs. F. F.. Felch on North Seventh avenue They left for Prescott imme-
 diately. They will make their home there.
 RECLAMATION CHANGEs-Fran1 | Asplind, chief hydrographer and acting irrigating manager of tne United States
 reclamation service, during the absence
 of Engineer Walter Ward, has been i called to Los Angeles on legal business
 in connection with the reclamation ser
 vice. Assistant Engineer A. M. RCwen
 is irrigation manager pro tenn.
 PLEADS NOT GUlLTY-D. O'Con-
 ner charged with perjury in connection with the securing signatures for the minimum wage for women referendum
 petitions, entered a plea of not guilty
 when he appeared before Judge Stan , ford yesterday. His case was not set for trial
 EXTENDS JAIL sTAY- w. R.
 s'oulks, who pleaded guilty to the
 charge Of transporting liquor was sen
 enced by Judge Stanford yesterday ? Eoulks, who already has been behind ; he bars of the Maricopa county jail ] or thirty-nine days, must extend his : ;tay another ten days. The negro aIsu vas fined $100.
 0 EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT Not T having sufficient evidence on which tC hold Florentine Mendeola, who was 1 | charged with receiving stolen goods c 1 the case was dismissed by Justice De , | SouZa yesterday The Mexican was | charged with receiving eight sacks ot i | Hour stolen from the Lightning Deliv-
 cry company by the youthful bandit l lose Salinas, head of a gang of alleged
 hieveS.
 FIRST TO DRILL-Under the law
 nasSed by the late legislature providine
 for military training in the schools. tht Northern Arizona Normal School has
 organized with 8 cadets and has for
 Warded it's roster to the office of the l adjntant general. Other schools vii
 conform to the law. but the Northern
 Arizona Normal is the only one whose school year has begun and is therefore J tho only one Fhieh could file it's roster JAMES FITZGERALD WANTED ! Mrs. James Fitzgerald of Superior ha! written Chief Geo o. Brisbois of the ' Phoenix police in an effort to find he n husband. Mrs. Fitzgerald states h, l. kissed her goodbye September 3, say g. ing he was going to the Shannon min, : at Metcalf, and has not written to he since.
 MISS LOVETT-Miss Willie Lovett
 or a long time stenographer for Jus e tice Ross of the supreme court. lief I esterday for her t,me near Amarillo
 Tex. where she 'Il remain Miss Lov J. ett had for a long time been in il 7 | health, and some weeks ago she wer
 to the coast in the hope of benefi
 from the change of climate. But tn r. hope was not fulfilled and she returne, ii to the city to arrange for her departur . Or home
 : CoMMIssIoN TO G. L. EBERLE- . general order from the war departl
 ment announces tE@t George l.. Eberl
 of Phoenix has been appointed secon . ieutenant of the Thirty fourth Infan J try of the regular army He had beel ] sergeant of K. company of the Firs arizona and having served three year
 m the national guard had been dis 'n1' charged on March IT of this year. A SIX COUPLES TO WED-Marriag T. licenses were issued yesterday t T. Clarence. Thaddeus Mullen, 20, Sku
 Valley. and Jennie Marie Felch. ?.
 Phoenix William c. Windsor. g. J Phoenix, and Rosa Bodet. 54, Phoenix 1 Robert Addington Perry. 94, Miami, an = Beatrice Mae Cox, B.. Van Couver. I
 C.; Cesario Castro, 20 Phoenix, an
 Adelmira Jerez, 16, Phoenix: Ivan I. "A Rue Pew, 22, Mesa and Edith Irelt L. Glover, 21, Mesa; Eimer Morrell. 2 B. Phoenix and Refugia c. Romo, i Ill Phoenix.
 CT LIMIT IS DEATH-The matter ( st stacking is most grave matter, ac CT cording to Colenel Fred S. Breen, wh u' said yesterday that those called f. CT the second contingent must go ne1 ne Wednesday or be classed with war de tn serters and that the maximum penalt