Arizona republican., 1918-10-23

health service at Washington, D. C., left for Reno, Nevada, on business interests Monday night, having been visiting here for several days.
 ANOTHER RATE HIKE-The cor pOration commission yesterday granted the application of the Holbrook Light X Power company to add a surcharge of 25 cents to each bill for electric energy, with a minimum charge of 50 cents.
 DUNNS WANTED-The sheriffs office would like to get in touch with James Dunn and his wife before 9 o'clock this morning if possible. Deputy Harry De WintOn said last night he had information which would interest them,
 ILL WITH NFLUEMZA-Donald Scott, son of C. M. Scott. general man. ager of the Arizona Eastern railroad. is reported ill with influenza at the army hospital at Waco, Texas. Mrs. Sec, ,rill leave this morning to stay with fer son during his illness.
 MUST WASH SEED PITS-Seed pits must be washed or they are useless 1 to the salvage section of the Red Cross, especially date and plum seeds. The government cannot use peanut or al mond shells, so please do not mix these shells with the others, is urged.
 REACHES SUPREME COURT-The case of Charles A. Van der Veer and the Salt River Valley Water Users as sociation, appellees, vs. w. Herbert Allen, appellant, yesterday was filed in the supreme court on appeal from the superior court of Maricopa county.
 NEW ATTORNEY ADMITTED Charles R. Holden, a former Indiana attorney but more recently from Cali fornia, yesterday was admitted by the | supreme court to practice in all the courts of Arizona. Mr Holden has en- | tered the law office of Judge Richard E. Sloan.
 APPEAL FOR AID-An appeal has been sent out by the Associated Char ities for a bed and bedding for the members of a family now Convalescing from influenza who are sleeping with out beds. Baby clothes and night gowns are also needed Anyone who can of fer any aid will please call the Asso- ciated Charities
 DISHES FOR TEA ROOM-Red Cross tea room is soon to be opened The. committee in charge is working hard to have everything in readiness tC handle every detail that comes under that department. Glasses, cups anC saucers and large plates are needed and the generous public who is evel ready to respond is appealed to again tC contribute these.
 ON TRIAL FOR ENTERING
 HOUSE-Manuel Ochoa is on trial be fore Judge Stanford on the charge ot
 entering a house with intent to com
 init grand larcency. All the evidence
 was submitted yesterday and the fina
 argument will be heard this morning
 Ochoa is alleged to have entered tho
 home of A. L. Marsh, S15 East Wash.
 ington street.
 GUILTY OF ASSAULT CHARGE ; After deliberating all night the jury
 yesterday morning in Judge Stanford
 court returned a verdict of guilty il the case of Leoncia Garcia, charged
 with intent to commit assault. Int jury recommended clemency of tho court. The prosecuting witness wa. : Irene GannaWay, pretty Glendal,
 girl
 FOR GOVERNMENT JOBS-Be cause of the urgent need of clerks a Washington to care for the war Worl
 for the United States government I there is to be an examination held il Phoenix on November and Decembe [ which will be open to all citizen Il over IS years of age. Also examina
 tions for minor clerk, not so difficul as department clerk, and paying } salary of $9OO to begin, will be hel, |, on the same days.
 TO INSTRUCT RECRUITS-Th Maricopa county council of defens has created1a a new committee within a its welfare organization and has ap
 pointed one of it's members, Charle t Noolf of Tempe, to be head of aAom n mittee on the instruction of army re e cruits in such matters as are best cal
 culated to prepare them to go to cam [. willing, loyal, intelligent, clean an : sober, and thus better to fit them fo t rapid progress in their future militar i. ndncn finn