Arizona republican., 1918-01-05
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TO NEW OREE2NS-J. L. JOnnSOn will leave on this evenings Southern Pacific train for New Orleans.
 QUESTIONNAIRES S-Questionnaires numbering from 4597 to 4S15 inclusive, were mailed out today by the local board.
 BACK FROM coAST-Miss Beulah Irwin and Miss Johnnie Irwin have re- turned from southern California where they passed the holiday season.
 GRAMS-Undelivered tele- grams are being held at the Western Union for: J. L. Allen Edward Brown, L. M. Allen, Alma Lawrence, J. F. An drews, D. s. Donaldson. J. F. Freeman, Juan Guitnnes, H. James, Mrs. Frank Marta and Cisco Williams.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Washington Clement Stump, 52, Phoe- nix. and Emma Arabelle Hanson, 50, Brownsville, Me; Pablo Campas, IS, Phoenix and Cecilia Santiago, 14, Phoe- nix
 EASTERN TRlP-Cal Messner left last evening on a three weeks busi- ness and pleasure trip to Washington, D. C., and New York city. On his way home MT Messner will make stops at Detroit and St. Louis.
 TO SELL HORSES-Chief of Police Brisbois announces that he will sell two horses at the city hall this morn ing at 10 o'clock. The horses are i'm pounded stock. The cost of feed is too high to keep them very long these days says the chief.
 DESKS NEEDED-The Red Cross headquarters in the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce building is badly in need of two or three desks. Any one having 9, desk, which is not in use.. will confer a great favor by lending it to the Red Cross.
 FROM VAIL RANcH-W. B. vai of Tucson arrived in the city yester- 1 day to spend a few days looking after business matters. He is a prominent cattle man of Pima county and is the owner and manager of the well knowr | Vail ranch.
 AWAY FROM CoLD-Mr. and Mrs J. C. Shields arrived yesterday from their home in Varna, H., where thc 1 temperature has been down to 26 de. | grees below zero, to spend the re. mainder of the winter in the sunshine state, They are guests at the Hote Adams.
 FROM HOT SPRINGS an, l Mrs. H. M. Cox came down from Ho Springs Junction yesterday and vii stop at the Hotel Adams for few day while here on a business and pleasur trip. Mr. Cox is proprietor and man ager of the hotel and general merchan disc store at the hot springs.
 NEW COMlMSSiONERS-Williar Morgan of Lakeside, E. A. Sawye of Winslow and Lou Charlevois O Flagstaff were visitors in Phoeni,
 yesterday. They are newly ap pointed members of the sheep sani tary commission and held their frs organization meeting yesterday.
 THRIFT WORKERS meeting o
 the county chairmen and few of thu l advisory committee of the War Say | ings Thrift campaign will be held a
 the local headquarters in the city hal
 building today. Representatives iron
 every county will be present. Way
 and means for raising money for tn
 governmentby war savings will be dis | eussed.
 BOUND OVER-Nick Annis, charge with disposing of intoxicating liquol was taken into custody yesterday b
 Constable Roy Morrell. He was ar
 raigned before Justice Wheeler an I waiving his preliminary hearing wa = ACAN IO eiilSNNA u tue SuDNTlOG court
 the sum of $500 bond He is alleged t , have sold whisky to George Coke. NOW LiEUTENANT-R. H. E
 Luckinbill of Flagstaff, for some tim
 assistant to Colonel Fred $. Breen i f selective draft work in his office at tn n state house and who resigned to at tend officers training school at Leo
 Springs, Texas, is now a first lieuten o ant in the 64th United States Infantr
 and is located at Camp Fort Bliss, I
 Paso Texas
 GOES BACK ALONE-Lon Wasss / who escaped from the Industrial scho
 at Fort Grant, will be permitted to r,
 turn to the institution without guar a according to an order issued by Go, ernor George w. P. Hunt. Wass f will be required to pay his own fal
 back to the school, to which he W;
 committed from this county for rol f bery.
 MRS. STROUD RETURNS-Mrs.
 Stroud and her daughter Grace of L. n Angeles, are in the city spending se h eral days. Dr. Stroud and family we = residents of the city several years a;
 and on moving to the coast retain I their extensive property interests the city. Harold Stroud, who will
 remembered by Phoenicians as sm; s boy at the time of the departure of t e family from Phoenix, is now in Franc