Arizona republican., 1918-03-10
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10 tEE-lllt IlOlOl dO1c I Ivy is seriously ill at his home, six miles west of the fair grounds on the Christy road.
 TO WASHINGTON-John B. Orme and J. L. Gust left last evening on a business trip to Washington, D. c. They will be gone about a fortnight.
 TO MAKE HOME-Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor boarded last evenings train for San Francisco where they will make their future home.
 BAHAI MEETING-There will be Bahai meeting at S10 North Fifteenth avenue, this afternoon at o'clock. Per sons interested in the teaching are in- vited.
 SECURES DIvoRcE-Mrs. Martha Nolan yesterday secured a divorce from James Nolan on the grounds of cruelty and non-support. Judge Stan ford signed the decree.
 BUSINESS TRlP-John D. Reeves, superintendent of irrigation, and w.. M. Read. chief engineer of irriga- tion, left last evening on a short business trip to Tucson.
 ARRIVAL FROM GLOBE Mrs. William Bond Feland of Globe will ar rive Monday to visit with Mrs. c. M. Faerar and Miss Feland of 325 North Fourth avenue.
 PENDERGAST DANcE-Next Sat urday evening is the date decided for the St. Patricks dance to be given at. the Pendergast schoolhouse.- All who are interested are cordially in- vited.
 MARAHUANA ARREST Pedro Gomez was sentenced to 15 days in the city jail yesterday by Judge Frank Or Of t11a vt fo,- h marahuana in his possession.
 SCARLETT LEAVES-Dean Will liam Scarlett was a passenger on last evenings Southern Pacific train for Tucson, where he will conduct services in the Episcopal church this morning.
 MURPHY HERE-Ed. Murphy o1 San Francisco, who is the represent ative in this territory for M. J. B coffee, has been in the city for tho past several days looking after the in terests of his company's clients here
 MAZOLA MAN HERE-R. L. Daly the general representative of the Corr Products Refining company, makers of Mazola, is in the city stopping al the Jefferson. He will leave for Globe within a day or two.
 MURGlRlA HELD-Leonardo Mur. giria was arrested yesterday by Patro Police Officer Bob Anderson and is be. ing held at the city jail for federal in. vestigation as to his probable evasior of the draft. Murgria recently cam, here from Globe.
 | NO BANQUET MARCH 17-The St Patrick's day committee announced last night that there would be no ban quet this year on March IT, this espe cially because it was desired that tn money that in former years was spen on the banquet be used this year il the purchase of thrift stamps.
 TRANSPORTING BOOZE-Joe Bri gedo and B. Perry were taken to, tn county jail yesterday by Deputy Sher if Woods of Wickenburg and charge, with transporting liquor. The mel were arrested at Wickenburg. Wood brought with him a quantity of liquo which he recorded as evidence agains the men,
 | cIVIcs-EDUcATIoNAL-The civ ics educational department of tn Woman's club will meet Monday after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the clubhouse Current topics will be discussed. Thos in charge invite all interested to at tend. The members of the departmer arc busy at these times sewing all knitting for the Red Cross.
 SECURES CONTRACT-A. F. Mute , of the Corporation Service compan, was yesterday awarded a contract fo a 1,000-foot shaft ard for 4,000 fec | of drifting on the old Wakefield pror erty, 16 miles south of Tucson. Tn Il property was recently acquired b tt4l-Reininger & Freeman. MT. Mute N leaves today for Tucson. . GO WITH PRISONER-Deput Sheriff Charles Musgrave and Actin Deputy United States Marshal Cul left yesterday with M. Sanchez ft Santa Fe, N. M., where Sanchez wanted in connection with draft irregl larities. Other prisoners wanted c similar charges will be picked up ( route by the officers at Tucson.
 BEST WALTERS PICKED-Aft, the judges had given due considerable to all the dancers upon the floor at tf Woodmen of the World dance. F'rida evening, Joe Nygren and Mrs. Morre were awarded first prizes, and Mr. ar Mrs. J. H. Fraley second. Next Frids night two silver cups will be given
 the best walters. the cup to becon the property of the winner after beir won twice.
 TWO NEW BANKs-Applicatio were received yesterday at the off of Jesse L. Boyce, state bank com troller, for official permission to op two new banks in this state. One ne
 bank has been organized at Ray al is known as the Merchants and Mine
 bank. The capital stock. fully paid |
 is placed at $50,000. T. M. Quebedea
 is president and c. L. Wolfe is cashi
 The other bank is the Peoples Ba
 and Trust company of Clifton, whi
 also has a paid-up capital stock
 $50,000.