Arizona republican., 1918-05-15
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Sam uel M. Boblett, 55, Prescott and Nellie Farra, 40, Phoenix.
 NEW DEPUTY NAMED-Thomas Peyton of Mesa has been appointed a deputy in the office of the clerk of the superior court. Peyton entered upon his new duties yesterday.
 SPEED PROVES CosTLY-Joe korech, North Central avenue speeder, was fined $1O by Justice De Souza yesterday.
 TWO ARE FINED-W. L. Longe. and Fred Timmons were each fined $1O by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violating the motor vehicle law.
 TO BE PARTNERSHIPS Pima. said to be insane, was brought in from Coldwaters by Deputies De Winton and Warren last evening and lodged in the county jail. He will be examined this morning.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WoMEN- The Council of Jewish Women will hold its last meeting for this season Thursday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Emil Gang, 1924 North Central avenue.
 N. l. CIRCLE MEET-The Fowler N. l. circle will meet with Mrs. c. NJ. Moore Thursday afternoon. The com mittee in charge invites all women of the community to attend and bring scissors and Red Cross sewing.
 THIRD OFFENSE-William Carley was before Police Magistrate Frank | Thomas yesterday on vagrancy charge. It was the third time he had been in police court on the same charge He drew down a sentance of 10 days in the city jail
 LOST CHECK IS FoUND-A check in favor of Emma Catherine Edwards and endorsed by her was picked up on the street yesteray by Mrs. Roy Thomas. It was turned over to the police and can be recovered by the owner calling at the police station.
 LEROY WITT IN SERVICE-Leroy Witt, son of MT. and Mrs c. NJ. Witt of North Central avenue, left last evening for Los Angeles where he will pass few days en route for Wash ington, D. C., where he will enter the service. Witt will be connected with the engineers corps.
 CAPTAIN TEMPLE IN LINE-Capt Oscar F. Temple yesterday joined the ranks of those eligible TOT memt ership in the Arizona War savings Limit Ir- Vestment club when he purchased War Savings tonds amounting in valre to | Sl,000. The purcnase was made through the postoffice booth. BACK FROM MAYER.J. N. Jag gers, wife and family, of Mesa. re- turned yesterday from an outing over the Black Canyon Mayer route by auto. MT. Jaggers and about 40 busi- ness men of Mesa, are interested in Q copper mine four miles south of Hum
 boldt the development of which is now in progress.
 EQUALIZATION BOARD-The city | commission since Monday morning has | been sitting as a board of equalization ds required by law. The sessions vii continue daily for twenty days. St d. no complaints against property as- | sessments have been made and there has been no work for the commission | CTS except to meet and adjourn. BoOTLEGGER SENTENcED-Johr | Jones, arrested on Saturday night as l bootlegger when the police found hin l in possession of a quantity of liquor | was yesterday sentenced by Police | Magistrate Frank Thomas to pay fin, of S100 and to serve 10 days in the city | jail. He paid the fine and at once be
 gan the serving of his sentence. | UNDER HEAVY BOND-Franl
 Castle. charged with bastardy, hai
 been placed under a S1,000 bond t,
 appear before Justice Wheeler at 1
 o'clock Friday morning when his pre-
 liminary examination will be held
 The young woman in the case is. al
 legged to be under the age of IS. Il DISTURBING PEACE-Juana Flor
 es, a well known figure in the cit,
 courts, was brought before Justic
 Wheeler yesterday on the charge 0
 disturbing the peace. The woman
 who furnished a $10 bond, will b
 given her preliminary examination a 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Tn