Arizona republican., 1918-01-15
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 TO SILVER cITY-Mr. and Mrs. William F. Block were passengers on last nights train for Silver City,
 NOTARY BOND APPROVED - The board of supervisors yesterday approved the notary bond of Paul R. Handle.
 MAGE LEAVES-Harry L. Mace, owner and manager of the Lamara theater, left last evening for Los Ange- les on short business trip.
 GENERAL MANAGER-J. ". Ben Tie is a guest at the Hotel Adams while here on a business trip. MT. Bennie is general manager of the shannon Copper company of Clifton.
 FROM TUCSON-L. H. Trimbell came up from Tucso1, yesterday to attend to business connected with the Arizona Eastern. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 BUSINESS TRlP-A. G. Elvin was a passenger on last evenings Southern Pacific train for Wachita, Kansas, where he will be gone on short business trip.
 SABRA LEAVES - Sergeant John Sabra boarded the 5:30 o'clock South ern Pacific train Sunday afternoon for Camp Funston after a 16-day fur tough.
 THoMPsoN's BOND APPROVED The city commission yesterday ap- proved the bond of Avery A. Thomp- son, new city manager. The bond is in the amount of $20,000
 SHEEP GROWER-C. J. Spellmire we'll known sheep grower of Wins low, came down yesterday on busi- ness and pleasure trip. He is reg istered at the Commercial hotel. FORFElTS BAlL-Mildred Markee, charged with engaging in an illicit traffic, forfeited s25 bail put up by her by failing to appear in the police court of Judge Thomas yesterday af- 1 ternoon.
 TO FARMERS WEEK-A w. Nor i Till, state entomologist, was a pass enger on last evenings train for Tue son, where he will attend the Sixth Annual Farmers and Housekeepers' l Week, which is being held at the Uni versity of Arizona.
 NEW CoRPORATIONS-Articleso of incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the following new con- l cerns: Anderson Insurance Agency company, Employers Mutual Indemn- l ity company.
 1 COUNTY .ATToRNEY-C. B. Will son, county attorney of Coconino 1 county, accompanied oy c. H. Spencer came down from Flagstaff yesterday and will be in Phoenix q few days while looking after business matters They are registered at the Hotel Adasns.
 NEW COMPANY - The Phoeni, Auto Body and Cabinet company has been organized by R. L. Castro and T. z. Bragg, two well known loca young men who for several years previously were employed at the Phoe- nix Flaming mill. The establishment is located no North Seventh avenue
 TO EASTERN POiNTS-J. E. Trea. gle and J. A. McGimsey, representa- tives of the Morris Packing company boarded last nights train for Okla homa City, Kansas City, Omaha anC other eastern points, where they vii look after business in the interests O their firm.
 TElEGRAMS - Undelivered tele grams are held at the Western Unio, for H. J. Crawford, c. Fowle, H. F Hudspeth, C. C. .Hockett, Louis Klein dienst, Mrs. Jessie Miller, L. F. Max well, F. L. Madrid, B. B. Mccall, F. R Noble, E. F. Price, Geo. Sayres, Gee Weikers, Margareto Gonzales, Johl W. Mays, John Rogers.
 REGENTS TO MEET-The board o the University of Arizona will meet to day at the university. Mrs. c. N Roberts of Dos Cabezos, whose ap
 pointment as a member of the boar
 was officially announced yesterday b | board in her new capacity. Mrs. Rob erts is the first woman to hold tha position.
 SENTENCES DEFERRED-Judg
 Thomas deferred sentence in the cas : of L. Wise, charged with speedin, Wise said that he had driven the ca
 only twice and would have been afrai
 to drive it fast. Upon being foun I, guilty Wise first notified the coul , that an appeal would be taken. br l later settled the matter out of court. DRUNK AND DlSoRDERLY .
 James Woods, arrested on charge (
 being drunk and disorderly, pleade 5 guilty to the charga before Judg s Thomas yesterday afternoon and wa ordered to pay a fine of $500 or sery ! an equivalent number of days in tt
 city jail.
 EiCENoGO iO WEO-Marrlage
 censes were issued yesterday to Joh A. Drew, 27. Phoenix, and Aman6 Figueroa, 9, Phoenix; Delbert Stapley, '21,. Mesa, and Ethel B. Davi | 20. Mesa; William L. Brady, 52, Pho,
 nix, and Mamie J. Roberts, AS, Pho, nix.
 II HEARING PosTPoNED-The su
 of the International Smelling compa1
 of Miami against the State of Ar
 zona in which the smelting company
 resisting the assessing of that concel
 by the state tax commission upon
 intangible values, which was to na'
 been called yesterday in the Gila coul
 ty superior court, has been postpon,
 to an early date not yet set on a
 count of the illness of Charles R. How
 one of the tax commissioners. CASE CONTlNUED-The case
 Dave Anderson. in which disturbing
 the peace is alleged, was continued, l the request of Anderson's attorney.