Arizona republican., 1918-02-24

 ister, 2S, Grand Rapids and Susan Klein, 16, Wenden: Royal Lee Denham- 22, Phoenix and Rose Clark. 19, Han- ford; Juan Manuel Duran 40, Phoenix and Juana A. Nillasinor, 21, Phoenix Bernabe A Gonzales, 57, Glendale and Ameglia Albarez, 26. Glendale; Edward A. Fish, 2S and Alma Pearl Dom, 23, both of Phoenix.
 FROM lllAMS-McDonald Rob inson came down from Williams last evening to attend to business interests for a few days. Mr Robinson is vice. president and cashier of the Williams State bank.
 STANFORD HERE-C. A. Stan ford, president of the Interstate Cotton Oil Refining company of sherman, Texas. arrived here yesterday to spend several days looking over the cotton prospects of the Salt River Valley. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 HEARING HELD-The hearing of the complaint of J. F. Jennings, filed with the state corporation commission against Charles F. Brice agent for the Western Union Life Insurance com pany, has been set for hearing before the commission at 10 o'clock on Mon day morning, March A.
 1 GlWilf n OhOlINAlNSC CS -Yes the dinner ordinance is still in effect The police have recently ob
 served many machines running with their lights undimmed. Chief of Po- lice Brisbois yesterday announced that hereafter the law with regard to dim mers will be strictly enforced.
 BACK SALARY CASE-A back sal
 ary case from Greenlee county was
 filed in appeal yesterday in the Ari- l zona supreme court. Frank E. Laine
 secured judgment for S21S.71 in the Greenlee county superior court for sal
 ary alleged to be due him from that
 county. The county appeals from the
 judgment
 CHECK FOR RoSAS-Ramon Rosas
 Cotton company. He received a check
 recently from that company, endorsed
 it and then dropped it on the street.
 The check was picked up by an hon. est man and turned it over to. the police Ramon Rosas can recover his check by calling at the police station and iden- , itfying it.
 UTILITIES REPORTS re- ports of Arizona public utilities are be- ing daily filed with the corporation commission. With the exception ot railroad and telephone companies
 these reports must be in the hands ot , the commission by March l. An ex- tension of thirty days has been granted
 the telephone companies by the com | mission and the reports of the rail roads are due by the close of the fisca : year.
 ASKS Charging that ths ) woman he made his wife chose to fol.
 low the primrose path, David Shubr ) yesterday instituted divorce proceed
 ings against Mrs. Mary Shubin. Tht l couple were married in Los Angeles 1T
 1911 and Shubin alleges that his wifi,
 left him in that city a few years ago
 He said she continued to live there
 taking quarters on South Main stree
 where she led life of shame. The two
 children, son and daughter, are liv. 5 ing with relatives-the boy with hi } fathers parents and the girl with he 1 mothers people.
 WHEREABOUTS OF MAHUKE- Rev. Immanuel P. Frey pastor of tn ) Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, ha
 received a telegram from Milwauke 0 requesting him to locate Arthur Ma
 nuke, "A years of age, who was sup posed to be staying at a local hospita or santorium, in the last stages of tu berculosis. Inquiries at local institu ] tions for the sick have failed to brin , d ing of anything that will lead towar 5; his discovery is requested to telephon u 26S2, the address of Rev MT. F'reN
 who reports that the relatives of tn B. sick man are very anxious to get i '- touch with him.
 W MARICOPA RED CROSS-Wor s comes from Maricopa that everybod
 is interested in Red Cross work At D. little social held a few evenings az l. $40 was raised and is to be sent t y Phoenix to purchase materials fc o refugee garments for the people ( 10 France and Belgium Twelve ne7
 members had joined from the vicinit K of Maricopa and more are promised 8 T. the next meeting. This same messag e, comes in from all parts of the state. le FROM KANSAS CITY-Mr. and Mir l. G. w, Thrasher of Kansas City are wis
 iting their daughter, Mrs. w. B. Krau ss of South First avenue. MT Thrashe s is connected with the Santa Fe railwa le company.
 .o FOR TRANSFORMING LIoUo 70 Joe Stark was arrested early yestel
 day morning by City Policemen Cul n Ellis and Strathy, and Deputy Sheri > Musgrove, charged with transportin t. liquor in the state of Arizona. A trun le containing a considerable number h pint bottles of liquor was found in u pr room occupied by Stark. The polit
 searched Stark's room, armed with T. search warrant from the court of Jul or tice of the Peace Frank De Souz U Sometime ago the police had info l nation that Stark. registered under u ao ao name. of Corchrane, had brought liqu 9V from the c,ast to Phoenix At the tin A the evidence was not direct and no a ie rest was made. Yesterday mornin or according to the police, the case w e made conclusive and Stark was takt @ into custody.