Arizona republican., 1918-10-08

trial of Cyrus Broome, left last even ing for Fort Riley.
 MISS SLAGLE ILL-Mr and Mrs. $. B. Slagle yesterday received word that their daughter, Miss Keturah, who is attending the northern Arizona nor nal school at Flagstaff, is seriously i'll with the Spanish influenza.
 COMES TO VISIT SON-William L. Jarrott, well known Los Angeles attorney. arrived in Phoenix yesterday for a few days visit with his son, Robert Jarrott, assistant county at torney.
 FRUIT MAN HERE-F. Q. Story of Los Angeles. formerly president of the California Fruitgrowers Exchange, is in Phoenix looking after his extensive interest here. He is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 SON IS BORN-Mr. and Mrs. c. H. McCracken of Mayer Arizona, are the proud parents of nine pound boy, born September 30. Mrs. Me Cracken will be remembered as Miss Lillie Morris.
 LIBRARIES ARE cLosED-The Phoenix public library and the First avenue library will both be closed to- day until further notice from the city commission. This is an account of the prevalence of the Spanish influenza. JOINS FlRM-The firm of Frank w. Shedd and company has a new member. Charles F. Keafer, who has been in business in this city for many | years, has joined that company ir their offices at 107 North Central avenue.
 POSTPONE MEETING-On account of the general suspension of all gath erings of people in the city because oi the prevalence of the Spanish in | fluenza, there will be no meeting of the woman's relief committee on Wednes. day, October g, as announced.
 TREE CATCHES FIRE A palm l tree at 743 East Portland street caught fire yesterday following a battle with hlighted matches participated in by the boys of the neghborhood. The fire department responded to an alarm ant the fire was put out
 VISITING AT SAN DlEGO-A. c Hulett of Phoenix is spending few days at San Diego and in chroniclet as one of the guests at the U. $. Gran hotel, and a visitor at Camp Kearny Rockwell trick aviation field and tn,
 
 ATTENTION NURSES-Nurses vii give attention to the direction fo registration. Time for registration be gins at D. m. Tuesday, October 8, an, ends p. m., Tuesday, October 1J Place of registration, Room F Centra School building. By order of the com mittee.
 ROAST WAS A LoSS-A fire in stove in a house in the 500 block C, North First avenue yesterday de stroyed a S3 roast and sent the house wife screaming into the street. Tn fire department was summoned Fir Chief Simmons reported the roast
 total loss.
 NEW oNCERNS-Articles of in corporation were filed yesterday wit the Arizona corporation commission b the following new companies: Klataw Oil company, Phoenix Sho Me Coppe company, Miama; Christy Rancl Phoenix; Life Saving & Swimming De vice company, Phoenix.
 , MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marria , licenses were issued yesterday t Ralph Jerman, 61, Phoenix, an , Isabelle Cordes, fl, Phoenix, Jos ] T. Torres, "A, Superior and Vir [ ginia Espinoza, 20 Mesa; Loui
 Vizas Florris, 33, Phoenix, an r Damie Smistick, q. Phoenix.
 EARN AND GIVE-The Earn an , Give" boys and girls of the state wi
 meet in a state conference Thursda , at Central school building. The pun
 pose of the conference is to organiz , for the children's part in the Unite
 War Work campaign that begins Nc
 vember Il and lasts until the 18th.
 MADISON SCHOOL CLOSES I'll
 Madison school will close today to re
 main closed until further notice as :, preventative measure against u ! Spanish influenza. No cases have v
 been reported in the Madison distric however. It is hoped that by keepin J the children at home that this dis
 trict will escape the epidemic. SEWING MACHINE NEEDED : :, Have you a sewing machine not i use? If so, please teleprone 2695, Mir [. Sims Ely, chairman Red Cross sew
 ing committee, and it will be glad r called for. More machines are neede = at once, as the sewing room is to S opened this Week for tho winter V work.
 n OPEN ORE BopY-J. S. sulIiva r vice. president and superintendent = the Red Mountain mine. is stopping I the Commercial. He reports that th' q have just opened body of sulphit a ore in a crosscut that has been pen
 trated a distance of eight feet, b q the extent of which is not yet know $ He reports the ore as running fro l. 1 to per cent copper. The Red Moui s tain mine is in the Mcdowell rang ( 42 miles northwest of Phoenix.
 FEDERAL COURT OFFENSIVE it Federal Judge William H. SawteI 0 presiding. the United States distri e court of Arizona convened yesterd
 for the october term. The law al 1T motion calendar was heard and sever = minor cases dismissed. Upon his a d raignment, B. A. Gillespie plead 's guilty to a charge of having left u quantity of explosives unguarded a
 without warning notices, and was fin T $250.
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