Arizona republican., 1918-01-11
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to John A. Althos, 31, and Lillie Belle Chap man. 30, both of Miami.
 BACK FROM CAMP - Eugene Sunderland arrived from Camp Funston yesterday on a brief fur tough.
 UNIVERSITY REGENTS - The board of regents of the University of Arizona will hold a regular meet ing today at Tucson.
 BUSINESS TRlP-R. Allyn Lewis, the well known broker, left last night on a short business trip to Los Anreles.
 TO CINCiNNATI-Mrs. George o. Brisbois wife of Chief of Police Bris- bois, left last evening for Cincinnati where she will visit relatives for few weeks
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Gus Henry Wende, an attorney from New York, was yesterday admitted by the Ari- zona supreme court to the privilege this state MT. Wende will locate in Globe
 VAGRANCY-Manueal Castro was given 10 days in jail, sentence was de- | ferred in the case of Pedro Estrado and the case against Juan Acosta was dis missed by Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon. All three men were arrest ed on charges of vagrancy. COMMISSION MEETING - The new sheep sanitary commission, commission, composed of William Morgan of Lakeside, Lou Charlevois 1 of Flagstaff and E. A. Sawyer of Winslow, will hold a meeting today 1 at the state house.
 SHIPS SOME SHEEP - George Morse of Holbrook, one of the most l prominent sheep men of Arizona, was in Phoenix yesterday supervis- | ing the shipment of 19 carloads of | sheep to market Mir Morse has at present about 5000 head of sheep which he winters at his ranch east of Mesa.
 RETURN REcoRDs-Judge Stan l ford yesterday made an order for the clerk of the superior court to return to the county recorder of Yavapai county the precinct register | of that county used in the Hunt Campbell contest suit. The came order was made relative to precinct registers of Santa Cruz county. PUPIL RECITAl-A recital by the 1 young pupils of the piano, violin, danc- | | given at the Arizona School of Music on Saturday afternoon at 80 o'clock | The recital is open to the public and al
 who are interested in the work are in
 vited to attend by those in charge.
 CIVIL SERVICE-The United States l Civil Service commission announce:
 that a superintendent of roads non.
 educational examination will be helC
 on January 25, 1918 for the purpose O
 filling vacancy in the position of sup
 erintendent of roads in the quarter
 masters service at Fort Huachuaca
 Application blanks and further infor
 nation may be obtained from tn
 Quartermaster, Fort Huachuaca, Ari
 Zona.
 NOW DRIVES FOR ARMY-Luth
 CT Berry, formerly driver for tn,
 Barrows Furniture company. ha
 been sent to Fort Bliss Texas t,
 drive one of the governments bi,
 trucks in the motor truck ammunition train. Berry went out with tn 5 first 40 per cent of the selectiv army from this county. He frs went to Camp Funston where h
 went into the artillery. Later h l was transferred to Camp Pike, Arl Berry is. delighted with the service QUICK RESPONSE-Labor un
 der the delusion that Uncle Sam ha
 changed his color scheme and tha mail boxes were painted red instead C 5 green, a local woman endeavored t
 mail a missive in the fire alarm box a
 Central and Adams yesterday and Wa l astonished to view what she though !. was a general rounding up of the ma : service to collect the one letter Least e wise she was startled out of her vii
 when the fire department responde
 and explained to the chief that sl I thought the alarm box was the lett, k box. The alarm was turned in at |: to'clock yesterday afternoon.