Arizona republican., 1918-06-28

in the office of the state corporation company by the Simpson Sheep com pany, Burroughs Adding Machine company and Pine Creek Tungsten company.
 OUTDOOR socIAL.-The Ladies' Social Circle of the Isaac district will give an outdoor ice cream social tomor- row evening at the Isaac school house, the proceeds to be used for the buying of baby bonds. Everybody is wei come.
 FORFEiTS BOND.-John Williams on a speeding charge on Van 1 Buren street by Motorcycle Officer Strathy. and who furnished $10 bonl | for his appearance before Judge Frank Thomas, forfeited his bond yesterday | by not appearing for trial.
 BACK FROM EAST.-R. o. Grant, | in charge of the weather bureau in Arizona, returned to Phoenix yestcr- | day from a months trip in the east. l While away, MT. Grant visited among other cities Pittsburg, Washington and Boston.
 HEARING IS SET-Ernest Law renee, a negro charged with aggra- vated assault upon Mrs. Martha Woods of 43S East Jefferson street, was ar raigned before Justice De Souza yes terday who set his preliminary hear ing for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
 BUYS HOME HERE-Senator Fred Golfer has purchased through E. J. Bennitt fine home on Central avenue. The house is located on the corner op- Eosite the Central Christian church. It is pebble dashed in exterior finish and one of the attractive homes in the city
 SIX SOLDIERS LEAVE.-Mr. otho l. Hill, formerly superintendent of the Southwest Cotton company, accom- panied by his wife, left last night for San Diego in charge of five other men who. with himself. will go into the service. MT. Hill will enter the medi- cal corps.
 CHARGED WITH BATTERY-C Lares is booked at the county jail on the charge of assault and battery. The Mexican was arrested in Glendale by E. J. Warren, deputy sheriff, and is al legged to have been using his strong right arm effectively before taken into custody by the officer
 THREE PAY FINES Mrs. J. B. Meris motored faster than the law all lows when crossing the South Central avenue bridge and in consequence paid fine of s5 to Justice De Souza yes terday. Clarence Myberg and M. C. Paxton, Central avenue speeders, were fined S10 each in the same court.
 DISTRICT BOARD. - The district board will meet at headquarters under the Phoenix National bank, North First avenue and West Washington street, at II o'clock this morning. Several cases are to be passed. Any persons having business with the board should appear before it as early as pos sible. beginning at II o'clock
 BACK FRO'l OLD HOME.-Charles Musgrove, deputy sheriff, returned 10 Phoenix yesterday from a visit to his relatives in Missouri. Musgrove was among the officers who assisted the United States marshal in taking pris- oners to Leavenworth, and en route for home passed several days with his par ents in the "show-me" state.
 FORMER RESIDENT RETURNS J. w. Tyson, who has been resident Of Phoenix for 20 years and who To- cated in Holbrook five years ago, has returned to this city to take charge of the plumbing end of the George Hage- man company. Mir. Tyson like many others, can see the prosperity of the Salt River valley.
 1 -N INSC WOOlT IGO-Ile sen tence of Joe Stark, serving for boot logging, was reduced yesterday, by Judge Stanford. When Stark pleaded guilty to the charge on March 13. he was sentenced to 50 days dating from February 23 and one day for each s1 which was modified yesterday to one day for each $3, of the s200 fine.
 GO TO CONFERENCE-J. o. Sex son, secretary of the Phoenix Y. M. C.. A. accompanied by J. l.. Graham. field man, left yesterday for San Antonio, to be present at conference of Y. M. c. A. officials concerning the proposed great " war fund drive next fall MT. Sexson went in answer to a call from George w. Perkins committee chair man. pr. John R. Mott, head of the '. M. c. A. will be at the conference. LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Vic tor E. Anderson. 34. Hayden and La vona McGlendon, 21, Mesa; Harold
 Franklyn. 33, Phoenix and Pansy Hill
 2S. Phoenix; David Johnson, 26, Salt
 River Reservation and Luciana John son, 21, Salt River reservation; Jesus
 Lopez, 21, Tolleson and Lucia Ruiz. IS
 Tolleson.
 BACK ON JoB.-Charles Mus. |
 the job after a vacation of severa
 weeks at his old home in Centralia. Mo
 MT. Musgrove went east as a guard
 under J. T. Dillon, United States mar.
 shal, when number of prisoners wer,
 taken to Leavenworth prison, goin,
 from Leavenworth to his old home
 visiting there for the first time in min,
 years.
 CITY WINS CASE.-A jury il
 Judge Lyman's court, after few min utes 'deliberation, returned a verdic
 for the defendant in the S10,0O0 per sonal injury suit brought by Franl , , McClintock against the city of Phoe nix. McClintock was seriously injured
 when he was thrown from a city wa ter wagon and charged that the horse , were unmanageable. The city charge, that he was an incompetent driver
 BARRACKS TO BE BUSY-A lette, to the Central Arizona Red Cross iron ,, c. E. Holmberg. in charge of the hos pital at Whipple Barracks. Yavapa
 county, stated 245 patients would ar rive in a few days at the hospital 2 showing remarkable growth in tn, number of patients cared for ther. The letter was to thank the Red Cros
 for shipment of books and tobacco sent short time ago.
 DEPARTMENT RETURNS - Wit the vacating of the house chambe l by the adjournment of the specia session of the state legislature,s tn ', state land department which tem porarily moved to the lower ha of the state house. yesterday jou, neyed back with its numerous filin
 cases, book racks and other para