Arizona republican., 1918-01-25
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TELEGRAMS-U e ivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for, F. c. Shoemaker, S. A. Salisbury, c. c. Hockett, George E. Cardwell, C. E.. Hart, s. H. James.
 RECKLESS DRlvING-c. W. Hen ", charged with reckless driving, will be tried at 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing, February g, before Justice De Souza. Henry furnished bond in the sum of s100
 RAILROAD MAN.. R. Griffen, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Cotton Belt railroad with head quarters at Fl Paso, was in Phoenix yesterday on business in the interests Of his company.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to Roy Barton, 30, Los Angeles and Ivy M. Lawry, 3S, Los Angeles; Roger Sun dust 23, Maricopa Reservation and La Sale Smith, IS, Maricopa reservation; Pedro Regulda, 26, Sentine and Marie Luna "A, Sentinel.
 DECREE GRANTED-Mrs. Rosario l Grijalva was granted a divorce from Rafael Grijalva yesterday on the | ground of cruelty. In granting the 1 plaintiff the decree the court gave the mother the custody of her three chil- dren.
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of 1 incorporation were filed yesterday in | the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con- cerns: Quintan Mountain Mining con- pany, Gold Hill Placer and Gold Min l ing company, Ash Creek Cattle con- I pany.
 JUNIOR GUILD TEA-The Junior Guild bridge-tea at the Woman's club yesterday afternoon was one of the most successful of the many benefit events of the year. More than S5 1 tables were in play and there were scores at additional guests at the tea that followed.
 IN SUPREME coURT-The case of Ida Felber, appellant, vs Ed Thorpe and Joe Ausenhause, appellees, was yesterday argued in supreme court by Charles l.. Lewis for the appellant Counsel for appellees did not appear The case was ordered submitted. The case of Florence E. Foster, appellant vs Walter Black, ct al, also was argued for the appellant by Charles L. Lewis Counsel for appellees did not appear in this case. It was ordered submitted.
 ESTHER MORALES WANTED The whereabouts of Esther Morales, 8 girl of IA, is sought after by Luis Ma vista, Mexican woman of Phoenix The child was stolen from her folks about eight years ago, the girl beins seven years of age at that time. She | Is asked to communicate with Luis Mavista, addressing the letter to Box 2115, care The Republican.
 NIGHT WI BURNS-To cele- brate the 15sth birthday of Robert Burns, a splendid program has beer arranged by the Daughters of Caledo- mia, which will include Scotch melodies l Scotch songs, Scotch readings and Scotch speeches. The celebration will take place the ". c. T. U. hall al 227 West Monroe street, Friday even- ing. January 25, at 8 o'clock.
 CEMENT IS WET-Footprints or the strand of lime were left in tht newly laid driveway of N Friedman yesterday by absent minded pedes trians. MT. Friedman requests peopl, not to use the walk, lest, like tn, unwary fly who fits into the tangle. foot, they may become transfixed, el otherwise stuck, like immortal statues heralding forever and anon the folly O not looking before one leaps. I ERSTOOD-Rafael Estrad, declared before Justice De Souza yes, terday that he was not guilty of steal ing a bicycle. Estrada could not un derSt2nd how anyone could accuse hin of theft when he found a bicycle in tn. street and having no use for it disposed of it at a second hand store. He de. manded that he be given preliminar, hearing and the earlier the better. Jus tice De Souza set the examination fo 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, fixing the Mexicans bond in the sum of $500 The complaining witness is Raymond Jones.