Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
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MUSICIANS LocAL-The Musician Local No. 5S6, A. F. of M., will give their annual ball on Tuesday, January 29, at Patrick hall. A feature of the ball will be an orchestra consisting of 26 pieces.
 TELEGRAMS-U n d livered tele- grams are at the Western Union for | Lula Dasney, c. E. Hart, c. C. Hockett | Mrs. H. G. Moseley, L. c. Olmstead, | Thomas P. Feeney, Alton Newell, L. P. Vanduzer, C. A. Farmer, William F. Mclaughlin.
 FROM RAY-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Ad- | dams and Preston Slayback of Ray are stopping at the Hotel Adams while here on a business trip. MT. Addams | and MT. Slayback are connected with the Arizona Hercules Mining company. | CAPITALIST VISITOR-James R. Thorpe, a capitalist of Denver and for mer holder of extensive interests in the | Buckeye country, returned to the city yesterday morning. MT. Thorpe was | the organizer of the WesseX company.
 DROVE LESSLY-Reckless driving on North Central avenue cost c. W. Henry $50, the fine placed by 1 Justice De Souza yesterday before whom Henry changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. Henry was arrested several udyS ago Dy Don JOnnS, county motorcycle officer
 BACK TO CAMP--Robert Bennett will leave this evening for Waco where the young Phoenician is attached to the aviation corps. He has been home for the past ten days on a furlough. 1 Bennett is the son of MT and Mrs. Harry J. Bennett of SIP North Twelfth | avenue.
 BROTHERHOOD MEETING - A meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood will be held this evening at which time the Palms" will pay their debt to the Peppers" The business session will
 begin at s o'clock. Brother and Sister
 Mahon have charge of the social enter
 tainment and they promise a good time
 to all who attend.
 KILLED CALF-Fructuso Cora.
 found guilty by a jury of killing a calf
 belonging to the Flower. Pot Cattle
 company, was given a ten years sus-
 pended sentence by Judge Stanford
 yesterday. The defendant was to pay !. SIP costs. The complaining witness
 asked that the .Spapiard be given , suspended sentence
 NEW EDUCATOR-Governor Hunt !, yesterday appointed George F. Cor nelius of ,Winslow. as a. member of
 the state board of education to suc-
 ceed H. E.. Matthews of Mesa, re- signed. MT Cornelius is superintend-
 ent of schools at. .Winslow and is regarded as one of the foremost edu-
 cators of the state.
 TRANSPORTED LlQUOR-William
 Williams, the Los. Angeles florist who
 was greeted with arrest on his arrival
 here, was sentenced by Judge Stanford
 yesterday, after pleading guilty to = | n 1CT i'm IIA , months in the county jail and pay a , fine of $500 or in default of payment : must serve additional jail sentence , STEER AUCTlONED-'Tts no big thing" to be an auctioneer, according to E. J. Warren, deputy sheriff, who | yesterday auctioned a stray steer in accordance with the law. Warren } mounted the box and cited the good 3 qualities of the steer to the advantage of $30 w. w. Perkins was the pur-
 chaser and SIS of the price paid will | go to H. E. Harbecker who cared for
 the stray steer.
 e RUN THROUGH MUD-The fire
 department, every bit of it, responded 0 to an alarm yesterday forenoon sent
 in from the corner of Washington Q street and Central avenue Through
 the mud and rain the big trucks rolled I only to find upon their arrival that ar | automobile of the George for hire line | had taken fire near the Commercial
 hotel and that the blaze had been ex- tinguished about as quickly as it ha6 | been discovered
 ! CAR IS FOUND-Rev., W. S. Blu !, chanan of the Christian church, was rejoicing yesterday over the recovery
 of his Ford automobile stolen from il
 front of the Y. M. c. A. three or foul z nights ago. The machine had beer 4 driven along the road towards Castle Hot Springs Junction and then aban doned, despite the fact that there stil
 remained a quantity of gasoline ant e the further fact that the machine wa 4 4 in good running order The automobil was brought back to Phoenix las ( evening. There is no clue to tn ; thieves, but Rev. Buchanan believs i
 was taken in mistake for another car. !. IN SUPREME COURT-The cas of E. F. Cooper, appellant, vs. Stat
 Of 6lizona, respondent, was yester is day argued for the appellant by w la K. Dial. Counsel for the responder
 did not appear The case was or
 dered submitted. In the matter o is the estate of Ignacia de Brazil, de is ceased, Robert E. Morrison, execut6l
 and Andres Ochoa, appellants, V.
 Manuel Castillo, Carlota Castillo an l. Jose Castillo, appellees, on motion c ,n counsel and for good cause showI
 which case was once set for ora
 argument on Saturday, January 2, ln was yesterday reset for oral argu of men on Wednesday, January 30 at ASSESSMENTS ARE DUE-Ac
 cording to City Treasurer J. c. C. I
 Boon many property owners agains t. whom the cost of paving in variou a districts of the city has been assesse
 have failed to make the payments (
 interest and on principal which wei g. due January 2. Unless these payment S. are made soon the bonding companit
 are likely to take steps looking to re
 covery of the amounts delinquen J Treasurer Boon says he believes ths
 those property owners who have faile i ! to pay their paving assessments ha,