Arizona republican., 1918-06-01

E. Smyth, 29, Chicago and Edith E. Mailman, "A, Phoenix; Herbert B. Neal. 21, Mesa and Ida M. Lewis, Is, Mesa; Horace O. Tillyer 33, Los An geles and Anna May Bowen, 26, Los Angeles
 ZANJERO GUILTY-John McManus was found guilty of flooding the roads and fined $15 by Justice De Souza yesterday The zanjero gave notice of appeal. The action against McManus was brought by Dr. A. B. Nichols, county health officer in the interests or good health in the community.
 COMMISSION HEARING.-An in vestigation concerning the value of the Bunker Hill Mines company will be held by the state tax commission next Tuesday at their offices in the state house. F. Grebe of Tombstone, super intendent of the mines, will represent the Bunker Hill company at the hear ing.
 FIVE OFF TO CAMP-The local board sent last night the following men forth to military camps: Roy Stewart, to Camp Funston; Willie Acuna to Camp Cody; Roy c. Lowell, of Steamboat Springs, Colo, to Camp Cody; Merida Stockstill. of Mineral Wells, Texas, to Camp Cody, and Mauricio Cordova to Camp Cody.
 LOSES DOG-A large brown and white pointer dog belonging to G. Fred Sharpe, disappeared from off the running board of his machine Thursday evening. MT. Sharpe left his machine parked in front of the Elvey and Hulett drug store and when he returned to it the dog was gone. AnW inform tinn concerning the whereabouts of the dog will be gladly received by MT. Sharpe.
 SEA ISLAND CoTTON-Top sales of Sea Island cotton on the Savannah, Georgia, cotton exchange yesterday were at 73A cents, according to un- official quotations sent by Secretary w. H. Teasdale of the exchange. This was for fancy Sea Island cotton. Other unofficial quotations are: Extra choice, 72A cents; choice TIA cents. | The market was quiet, with sales of 10 bales.
 FAREWELL TALK-The retiring president of the Rotary club yesterday gave a farewell talk, and introduced the new president, Earnest w. Lewis. | The years progress of the club was reviewed and many short Rotary talks made. A short talk was delivered by each of the following men, recently made Rotarians: T. w. McDevitt and William Windes, Senator C. H. Ruth erford of Jerome, also delivered a | short address.
 SON IS BORN-The birth of a son to Mir. and Mrs. Harold c. Bennett of | 30 Lynwood street, Phoenix. was an- nounced in a telegram received yester- day from Los Angeles by Walter Ben nett of the law firm of kibbey. Ben nett and Curtis and father of Harold Bennett, who is manager of the Ben nett Lumber company. MT. and Mrs. Harold C. Bennett went to the coast city only recently. This is the third son in the family.
 THAT'S "lT"-Doane Merrill, secre- tary treasurer of the Celery-Vig com pany, left Wednesday for Bisbee for the purpose of formally launching the campaign in southern Arizona for Gel ery-Vig. The Phoenix officers of the company yesterday received a wire from Mir. Merrill stating that he was "swamped" with orders. and although the companys Bisbee bottling works was working to full capacity. orders already have sold full output for some days to come.
 HARMONY CLUB-Voting to giv, half it's proceeds from a benefit fol the war relief fund to the Red Cross the Harmony club will donate $75 t the association. This was decided a meeting held yesterday afternoon when Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman chairman of the recent dance revu' announced that approximately s15 had been raised by the event. Tn gathering yesterday was in the natur of a surprise party to Mrs. Thoma A. Baker who was made a charte member of the club.
 the commission of state institution. went to Florence yesterday for a visi of inspection at the state penitentiary The commission recently advertised fo the purchase of a tract of land to b, added to the farming lands of thu prison. Many pieces of land have beer offered the commission for this pur pose, and during the present visit tn commission will inspect these land with a view of selecting the tract tha is most desirable for the purposes o the state.
 OUTBREAKS MoRE-Grace Eng fish Lutheran congregation which ha been holding services in the ol Episcopal church on Second avenue has been compelled to vacate o account of the sale of the property The services of this congregation vii be held temporarily in the Monro : school building, beginning Sunda, The congregation has under consid , eration plans for building on it's 10 on the corner of East Fillmore an , North Sixth street. It is hoped t } have the building ready for occupanc by early fall.
 LAWN PARTY - Miss Perl Mars ton entertained her school friends a lawn party at her home on Wes Monroes street Wednesday evening A very pleasant evening was enjoye by those present who included Mis- Francis McNulty. Marianna Earns worth, Beatrice Ede. Winifred Wilson Mary Malvina Oglesby, Hazel Miller
 Margaret Cole. Phyllis Ede, Ell
 Hegelund, Bertheta Erb, Merrill Man
 ker, Harry Swarns, Stanley CroniI Harry Alphin, Malcolm Harvey
 Claude Burson, Leon Egner. Alv Crook, Victor Condron, Harlan Leake.
 NATIONAL GUARD BARRACKS Those in charge of the formation c the new national guard for Arizon announce that they have secured tn ] residence at 705 North Central avenu
 to be used for a barracks. Both tn
 location and residence are well suite for the purpose for which they ar } going to be used. A vacant lot near by will be used for the setting Il