Arizona republican., 1918-03-19

boarded last evenings train for her home in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
 LEAVES ON BUSlNESS-T. T. Given, general manager of the Kansas City Life Insurance company, left on Sunday fer Kansas City on an extended business trip.
 MOTOR VEHICLE LAW-H. w. Asbury and Dr. W. E. Cogdwell were fined $10 each by Justice Wheeler yes terday for violating the motor vehicle law.
 FOWLER CIRCLE - The Fowler Neighborhood Improvement circle will meet at ? o'clock on the afternoon Of March 21 with Mrs. E. w. Mccullough. Mrs. Mccullough lives half mile west of the Fowler school.
 FOR SPEEDING-Robert Snyder, hailed into court for speeding on North Central avenue, was fined s10 by Jus tice De Souza yesterday.
 PROGRAM AT MADISON - The Madison Woman's club has arranged a program to be presented Friday evening, March 22, at the Madison school. Those in charge invite the public to attend.
 MOTOR TO SPRINGS-Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Miss Mary Steph- enson and Thomas Stephenson of Pitts burg are passing few, days at Castle Hot Springs, having motored to the | resort yesterday.
 FROM TUCSON-Gordon Sawyer secretary of the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust company of Tucson spent yesterday in Phoenix attending to busi- ness interests. While here he attended the funeral of his old friend, Judge P P. Parker
 JARROTT IMPROVING - Robert Jarrott, assistant county attorney was reported much improved yesterday. his physician stating that he would be able to be at his office in a few days. MT Jarrott was operated upon a day ol two ago.
 NEW WCORPoRATloNS-Articles ot incorporation yesterday were filed ir the office of the state corporation com mission by the following: Star Ath- Ietic Club, Royalty Underwriters, Inc, Ametican Marble Co.,, Universal Sep aration and Dev. Co.
 CRUELTY CHARGE - Sacramento Verdugo was arrested yesterday on tht charge of cruelty to animals and vii be arraigned before Justice Wheeler today. The Mexican is alleged to hay, rented a horse from the Pioneer stable. and driving it to death.
 NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE - Or motion of the county attorney the em bezzlement charge against Santo: Salnnos was dismissed yesterday b! Judge Stanford. On making his mo tion for dismissal Mir. Laney stated that there was insufficient evidenc, against Salanos to warrant a trial. HOUSE GUESTS-Mr and Mrs Jack Halloran of 376 North Fifth ave nue, have as house guests for fort night, Mrs. Jack Gibson and daughte known in Phoenix and have man. friends here.
 THE BOHEMIAN GlRL"-The hig school glee club under the direction 0 Miss Walsh, announces the productio
 of the light opera, "The Bohemia, Girl" in Phoenix, in the near future
 Miss Walsh proved her ability as
 director when she successfully stage
 'The Mikado" a few weeks ago.
 PLEASED WITH STATE-Mr. an Mrs. Floyd E. Huntley of Denver ar registered at the Jefferson hotel. MT Huntley who is a representative of tn , West Publishing company of St. Pau is well pleased with Arizona and say ) that the state is fast becoming know in the east as an ideal state for tn , winter tourist.
 ONLY BID IS REJECTED-Onlyo on bid was received by the board of su
 pervisors yesterday morning when bid
 were opened for the $3,500 6 per cer
 bonds of school district 62 The bi
 received did not comply with the ad
 vertised notice of the sale and wa
 rejected. The board approved the nc tary bonds of Fred c. Henshaw, C. ]
 Barnhardt and O. c. Ludwig l MERRILL ON VISlT-Doane Mei : Till, chairman of the commission state institutions during the admins f tration of Governor Thomas E. CamI 7 bell, arrived in Phoenix yesterday al : ter an absence of six weeks, durin , which time he has been recurperatin . at Fort Huachuca, also spending son
 time at Douglas, Bisbee and Tomt stone. MT. Merrill is entirely recovere . in health.
 l, OFFICIAL WSIT-C. NJ. Zande : chairman, Charles R. Howe ar ' Rudolph Kuchler, members of the sta tax commission, went to Florence ye: terday overland on their annual off cial visit. Before their return they wi . also visit Casa Grande, Hayden, Ra r and Superior. The tax commission
 CTS will inspect the mining properti'
 and examine the assessment rolls
 the various counties.
 ; CLOTHING FOR RED CRoSS-Th is spare clothing week and the work h; | started off well in Phoenix. It is one ' the many activities of the Red Gro
 which is gathering outgrown clothir ], which can be used in the making clothing for children. It is only urg,
 that the clothing shall be clean. TT
 clothing is being received at the Gel tral school ground. This clothing , intended for the needy in Belgium al 5 France behind the German lines. 4 , arrangement has been made with t
 imperial German government for