Arizona republican., 1918-10-25

company, is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 COUPLE TO WED-Maximo Garcia and Dolores de la Cruz, both giving their ages as IS and Phoenix as their residence, were granted a marriage license yesterday.
 DISMISS LIQUOR CHARGE-The case against Dan Jones, charged with transporting liquor, was dismissed by Justice De SOuza yesterday.
 MINING MAN HERE-W. C. Tru- man, Florence mining man. is stopping at the Jefferson hotel during a business visit in the city.
 GETS PRISON SENTENCE-Leon cia Garcia, found guilty of burglary was sentenced from one to two years in the state penitentiary at Florence by Judge Stanford yesterday.
 END VISIT HERE-Mr and Mrs A. ". Hillebrand. prominent mine own CTS of New York, departed for Chicago last evening on their way to their home after a brief visit here.
 MOTOR FROM RAY and Mrs <. c. Chapple. accOrap panied by George C. Brewer. motored in from Ray yester- day morning They are stopping al the Commercial hotel while visiting here for a short time.
 LARCENY TRIAL CONTINUED Tn, case of the state versus James Up church, charged with grand larceny set for trial in Judge Seanford'5 divi- sion of the court yesterday, was contin- ued until November 26
 DON'T LOSE LABELS-Red Cross labels for Christmas boxes for boys overseas are due about November | Do not lose or misplace them, as it is impossible for anyone to secure dupli- Cates.
 TAKE SIX TO PRIsoN-Six prison CTS in the custody of Sheriff w. H Wilky were taken to the state peni- tentary at Florence yesterday to be- gin serving time ranging from one veal to ten years.
 ILL WITH INFLUENZA-Charles H. Young, a former employe of the county recorders office, is ill witt Spanish influenza, according to worC | received here yesterday from Salt Lake l City where he is a member of the | officers training camp.
 | THIRD SON TO SERViCE-Ber- tram II. Peck left Phoenix last night | for san Francisco where he will be employed in the shipyards at Mare Island He is a son of Mrs. May Peek of this city and is, her third son tt enter the service.
 VOLUNTEERS AS EMERGENCY l NURSERIES Amy Dinsmore, count, | food demonstrator with the Maricops county farm bureau, has laid aside hel official duties temporarily and has vol | unteered her services in whatever ca. pacity they are required, to the emer gencv hospital. for the care of influ enZa patients.
 DESKS NEEDED-The Red Cros has moved all of it's offices eXceptin. the chairman's into the War Worl building, and in the change find the. are in need of two roll top desks and table Anyone having one of the abov named articles and wishing to give O loan them for the period of the wal call 1477.
 FACES BAD CHECK CHARGE-B B. Irwin. charged with obtaining none and property by bogus check, was ar raigned before Justice Wheeler yester day and, Waiving preliminary eXamiha ton, was held to answer to the supcriO court His bond was fixed at $60 which he failed to furnish. Irwin is al legged to have passed a bogus check c S67.50 on Charles Korrick.
 OhO | flEh0 NGHh' 0O SHiN MEET-J W. Graham yesterday re ceived word from his two sons i France. Corporal Ralph Graham an Corporal Earl G. Graham. who writ they are within a few miles of eac other, but have never met. Both sol diers write of their eagerness to mee but that with troops constantly ad vancing they never get any nearer t one another
 TWO SPEEDERS FINED-A secon offense cost o. G. Derling, violator c the speed law. $50. Justice De Souz imposed the fine on Derling after trial in his court yesterday afternoon Derling, whose ear was not equippe with a speedometer, exceeded the linn on South Central avenue. R. H. Rul' who pleaded guilty to violating tn speed law on North Central avenue was fined $10 by the court
 FEDERAL ROAD INSPECTOR-1 Warren Allen, general inspector for tn bureau of public roads, under the de partment of agriculture, visited tn office of the state engineer yesterda for a conference on Arizona road What the people often do not realize said Mir Allen, when they are put ting up with bad roads. is that the are paying out for repairs, tires an upkeep on machines more than tn cost of good roads would be-"
 EXCESSIVE ORE RATE, CHARGE-A hearing for Novembe 27 has been set by the. corporatio ; commission in the matter of the Unite Verde Extension Mining company vel sus the santa Fe and other railroad ; The complainent sets forth that the