Arizona republican., 1918-01-04

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 VISITING SHERIFF-Deputy Sher- if O'NeiH of Gila Bend was in the city yesterday on business connected with the 'sheriffs office.
 CALL FOR HELP-"Let me send note to the governor, he can get me out of this, and besides, I want to pay hlm a dollar I owe him." said John Wllls who is serving time in the city Aail | yesterday afternoon. Wills was sent up for vagrancy by Judge Thomas, Who gave him 10 days.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con l cerns: Bolivia Land and Cattle com l pany. United Mines Pan-American, Oklahoma Crude Oil com pany.
 MAY APPEAL CASE-Lon Gibson was found guilty of reckless driving and fined S25 by Justice De Souza yes terday. The case came to trial sev- eral days ago and was taken under ad- Visement. Gibson gave notice of appeal. UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - Undelivered telegrams await their owners at the Western Union. They are
 addressed to A. Renner R. F. Shedd, H.
 H. Horton, Mosse, Laura Gilliland and l Connie Darby. LIQUOR PRELIMINARY- L. Lantron, charged with violating the | prohibition amendment will be given 1 his preliminary examination in Justice De SouZaS court at 10 o'clock this | morning. Lantron was taken into cus- | tody on New Years day by Constable
 Roy MorreIl He is alleged to have
 been in the act of disposing of half
 case of liquor when apprehended by
 the officer
 COTTON GROWERS-Phoenix Cot ton Growers association will hold ) meeting at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Saturday afternoon at
 o'clock. The afternoons program will
 include discussion of plans and matters concerning next years cotton crop and the selection of member for the board of directors for the ensuing year.
 COTTON GROWERS-W. J. Neale
 of Waco; T. J. West of CaleXicO and J.. B. Sears of Brownwood, Texas, arrived l here yesterday to look over the cotton growing situation. The men are con-
 nected with the George H. McFadden
 and brothers, cotton growers in several of the southern states including Texas } and Southern California, and it is
 probable that they will make invest
 mentS Tn thlS valley.
 BACK IN OLD PLACE-Robert l Matthews has resigned his position $ with the United States Rubber com
 pany with which concern he has been
 connected for the past six months and [ will again be associated with the Phoe- . nix Title and Trust company. MT.
 Matthews was with the latter company 3 for ten years, before he entered other ,. employment
 BANQUET FOR JUDGE-The Ya-
 vapai County Bar association will ten { der John J. Sweeney, recently appoint .ed judge of the superior court of that
 county, a banquet this evening to which n a few prominent Phoenicians have been t invited to attend. F. L. Haworth
 county attorney of Yavapai, is chair man of the committee on arrange s ments.
 QUIETLY WEDDED-The marriage
 of Miss Florence Jones, daughter of J ] R. Jones to w. F. Cheek of Nashville was a quiet event of Wednesday after noon. Only the relatives and the brides attendant, Mrs. May Walker, were = present at the ceremony Rev. Ray c q Harker of the Methodist church reaG h the service. MT. and Mrs. Cheek are
 passing their honeymoon in San Fran :, cisco and will later visit in the east. = BODY NOT FOUND-Investigat . report that baby's body had beer q of the child. The report was made b, = noted floating down the canal tn,
 sheriffs office failed to find any trac, a O fthe child. The report was made by , two young boys and the authorities ar, V. of the opinion that there is nothing t, n the rumor which spread through tn,
 city last evening. Deputies Joe Balls
 x-lz -I-. .rg !, office were detailed on the case.
 e SEEK MURDERER-His man hun " leading him to Phoenix, Sheriff Jo r Young of Yavapai county is in the val I, ley in search of a Mexican who is al
 legged to have killed a white man il R Prescott a few days ago. Sheriff Youni 10 has reason to believe the wanted ma m is in this vicinity and yesterday mad r a search in the Frog Tanks distric in which will be continued today Deput
 Sheriff Charles Nafzinger is assistin e the Yavapai officer.
 st COMMISSIONED- News has re ,- gently reached MT. and Mrs. Jackson C to 314 North Fourteenth street, Phoeni, ,e that their son, Walter Allen Jackson at received the commission of first lieu
 tenant at the Presidio, San Francisc, IT on November 27. Lieutenant Jackso  nd fornia and would have been a membe he of the senior closs this year had | he continued his studies. He is now wit el the 62nd regiment at the presidio. I'll
 newly made officer has many friend IT, in California who are congratulatin SIS and entertaining him in the absence ar his father and mother from the stat ne RESULT OF RAID-Sixty days i in jail if any farther breaches of tn he law are made, was the sentenC he Judge Thomas administered to Mir
 Amanda Finley, Bill Bell and E, of Cummings yesterday afternoon whe i'll Mrs. Finley was found guilty of cor he conducting a disorderly house at 10C al West Polk street, and the two lat , ? ter defendants were adjudged guilt . of frequenting the place. Mrs Will . Fuller, Ethel Murray, and Red Ta1
 nehill, also involved in the case wel
 fined s25 each. with the alternati,
 of an equivalent number of days
 jail, while Laura Bray, also sougI
 but not intercepted by the police d
 not appear in court. The police d. ; partment is informed that the woms
 has left the city.