Arizona republican., 1918-07-09

onight
 LICENSED. TO WEp-siarriagc l- rnses were issued yesterday to Naien- s ibe Ozulla, 45, Congress Junction and Marie Lopez. il, Congress Junction: Henry Pope, 56, Phoenix and Frances J. Lumnllin. 42, PhoeniM
 VISITS AT kEARNY-Mrs. L. H. Rhuart who is established at Clifton by the sea for the summer, passed last week in San Diego visiting her brother, who is a member of the 15Sth Infantry stationed at Camp kearny.
 AUTOlST ARRESTED - Policeman | lfeuerriesel arrested Max Weller las | night for passing street car ou one of the. down town streets while the car was discharging passengers. Well CT was released on deposit of s5 bail
 WIFE ADMINISTRATOR Judge Lyman yesterday appointed Mrs. Will 1 liam Pembcrton administrative of the estate of her husband who was shot and killed several weeks ago by J. T. | Holmes The value of the estate is said | to be S2500
 WILL BE IN VENlCE.-Mrs. Claude (. Jones of the Service Cleaning works. | leaves this morning for Venice, where she will spend the summer at the ' Breeze apartments. She will be ac- l. | Mir. Jones will join them later. [ INDIANS GET 10 DAYS.-Jose Tom and Ernest Domingo, both Indians. were each found guilty of being drunk by Judge Thomas yesterday and sen | fenced to pay a fine of S10 or spend 10 days in jail. The Indians were without funds and will have to spend the next ten days in jail.
 | AT CHICAGO CONFERENCE-A. A. Betts, member of the Arizona Cor poration Commission, is in Chicago to attend a conference of pubic servicr corporation officials. railroad freigh, officials and representatives of the di- rector general of railroads called in an attempt to equalize rates in inter- mountain states.
 INSURANCE MEN LEAVE.-R B. Given and T. T. Given, general agents of the Kansas City Life Insurance
 ompany, leave this morning in their car for Long Beach for two months vacation. Their mother and sister. Mrs George w. Given and Miss Lida Given. are leaving in the morning to join them
 THESE INcoRPORATE-Articlcs of
 incorporation have been filed in the office of the state corporation com
 mission by the Universal Film EX- change, Arizona Mining Corporation
 Shockless Electric Corporation. Murray
 l. Morley. Incorpol ated; Yavapa! Con struction company Liberty Oil and Gas company Partisan Mining and Milling company.
 WOMAN GETS 100 DAYS.-Louise Spencer, negro woman. was sen
 fenced yesterday by Judge Thomas tC
 pay fine of s100 or take the alterna tive of spending 100 days in the city
 jail. The woman was charged with soliciting for the purpose of prostitu
 ton. The woman could not pay her
 fine. and so she will spend the balance
 of the summer at Hotel Brisbois.'
 NO LIGHTS, FINED-Despite tho
 warning issued by the courts and county officers that the motor vehicle
 law relative to head and tail lights would be vigorously enforced. five de
 fendants appeared in the justice courts
 yesterday for violation of the law. Jus
 tice De Souza fined M. C. Moore anC . William Wagner 8 each and in Jus tice Wheelers court C. w. McGehee. R B. Sommers and Donald Hulz wert fined s1O ench
 NEW FILING CAelNETs-Ncv steel filing cabinets are being installe' ) in the state house for the use of Col p Cronn, state law and referenc librarian Each month sees this sta: I department more crowded, if such 7 thing is possible. and Librarian CrOni : is patiently awaiting the time whe
 adequate room will be provided for tn C | states large library which at prcsen
 is distributed on all floors and in tn 2 basement and attic of the state house PEYTON BACK AT FRoNT-Ira I Peyton, who was wounded in activ o service in France and for weeks Wa
 not expected to live, is again at th
 front according to word received by hi
 brother, Tom Peyton. deputy in tn
 office of the clerk of the court. Pey I ton. who lived in Florence. volunteers | in March in the engineering corps. II was wounded shortly after he rcache l France.
 MARSTON RECAPTURED-P if Marston, check artist, who escape e from the county road camp two week Q ago. has been captured in San Jos ,t California. according to informatio Il received by the sheriff's office yestci ,- day from J. N Black, chief of polio
 of San Jose. Marston. who was charge
 with uttering a fictitious check, wa money by false pretenses and ser tenced to six months at hard labo Sentence was imposed by Judge Star : ford on June, and shortly afterwaI I. Msrston. who was allowed to plead 2. misdcmeanor instead Of a felon [ escaped from the camp.