Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
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 Quickenstedt, auditor for the Arizona Eastern at the Tucson headquarters, is on a business visit in the city.
 JUDGE RETURNS Judge l.. $. Pattee returned to his home in Tucson Friday night after having presided at the Old's damage suit case here.
 STATE ENGINEER TO WASHING TON-B. x. Atwood, state accountant, departed on a business trip to Wash ington. D. c. yesterday evening.
 STATE ACCOUNTANT ON TRIP Charles T. Gavin, state accountant. de- parted on a business visit to Florence yesterday.
 RETURNS TO BOsToN-Mrs. L. NJ. Garrity of Boston, who has been visit ing in the city, left yesterday for her home.
 RETURNS TO COAsT-Miss Rose Friedman of Los Angeles will return to her home this evening after 20- day visit in the city.
 FROM FLAGSTAFF-George Bab bitt, of Babbitt brothers. is stopping at the Jefferson while on business visit from Flagstaff.
 SCI DOL SUPERINTENDENT IS HERE-Grant Van Hoose. superin- tendent of schools at Yuma. is in the city attending the meeting of the state board of education.
 LAWRENCE KING IN ENGLAND- Mrs. H. T. Evans, mother of Lawrence A. King, yesterday received word from him stating that he had safely arrived in England and was at the headquar- ters of the 34th division.
 PLAZA IMPROVEMENT - The parking place at the court house is being put in caliche by the county road department, the work being un- der the direct supervision of F. G. Ayers. county engineer.
 WALTER POOLE IN ENGLAND Mrs. J. NJ. Fogle of TOP East Willetta street received a card yesterday morn ing advising her that her son Walter had arrived safely in England and that he was well and happy.
 COL. BRECKENRIDGE WAS HERE Col. William Breckenridge, claim agent for the Southern Pacific Railway, returned to his home at Tucson last evening after business visit of sev
 co.'s AFTER PRIsoNER-sheriff W. H. Willy left last night for Los | Angeles to get James Elluvupos, wanted in Phoenix on a charge of rob- bery. It is alleged he robbed a num- Der of Greeks here of wearing apparel and money.
 MRS. J. L. B. SMITH WANTED-A communication from the office of the sheriff at Almagorda. New Mexico has been received by w. J. Pope, asking that Mrs. J. L. B. Smith be located in Phoenix and informed that her son. Al bert E. Ashcraft has been very ser iously ill, but has taken turn for the better.
 WOUNDED IN ACTlON- E. A. Francis of Glendale yesterday received a telegram from the war department informing him that his son. w. E. Francis. had been wounded in action. Young Francis enlisted August ,, 1917 in the 103rd Engineers.
 | TWO TO PRISON-Jesus JiminieZ under sentence of from four to 10 years for burglary, and Augustine Ramirez under life sentence for murder in the first degree. were taken to the state prison at Florence yesterday by Dep. uty Harry DeWinton.
 ADAMS LUNCH ROOM OPEN- The Adams hotel dining room and lunch counter opened yesterday for the winter season. The same standard of service is maintained in the lunch room as in the regular hotel dining room as in the past
 MEN WANTED-The Free Employ ment Agency, 14 Wall street, has re- ceived a call for 40 men with teams to work at the emergency hospital at Prescott. The wage per hour is 15 cents, or s7.50 for a day of nine hours and twenty minutes. Further informa- tion may he obtained at the agency
 BERNETZKE IS BACK-Charles R Bernetzke, author of Cactus and Blos- soms," returned yesterday from his summers vacation in southern Cali fornia. MT. Bernetzke says that while he was in Los Angeles he had a mum. Der of his books cloth bound.
 WHO WANTS A BABY BOY?-He is five months old, healthy, both par ents dead and no relatives to claim him later. It is desired that he be taken for adoption. Those who may be inter- ested are requested to communicate with J. w. Canning, telephone 2904 this morning and not later than o'clock on Monday morning. MORE STENOGRAPHERS - Th' Lamson Business College has received an urgent request from the civil service commission not to relax in preparing students for service in Washington, D c. Beginning Monday morning thu teachers of the Lamson Business Col lege will begin giving individual or pri vate instruction in shorthand, type writing, bookkeeping, etc. THESE WILL MARRY-Marriagt licenses were issued yesterday tt Robert l.. Quay, 9, Phoenix, and Haze | Corley, 19, Phoenix; R. l.. Ninson. 21 | Phoenix and Myrtle Corley, IS, Phoe' | H. NJ. Mash, 46, Phoenix an( | S. A. Gosart, 39, Phoenix; Verne Red | man, IS, Phoenix, and Sylvia Stin l 20, Phoenix.
 BUSY IN WAR WORk-Mrs. Josepl | Wahlstrom who has been in Phoenil | on legal business in connection witt | her husbands estate left last evening
 for San Diego. Since leaving here year ago Mrs. Wahlstrom has devote her entire time to war work and ha rendered invaluable service in the can teen department.
 HAS BRIEF LIBERTY-William 4 Chambers. recently released from tn
 county jail after an investigation b the government concerning his forme army record and present draft statu was arrested Friday night by Police
 man Strathy and held for investiga tion. later being charged with threat
 ening bodily injury. He was arreste
 at the Colonial hotel following an al tercation with others.