Arizona republican., 1918-05-25

Dickinson, 20, Flagstaff and Elva Blanche Mumford. 22, Mesa; William R c. Clay, 19, Phoenix and Verbena Graves, 20, Phoenix; Frank A. Sargent, S2, Mesa and Helen Wendell, 23, Mesa; and Charles Hersman, 2S, Chandler and Edna Stapp 16, Chandler.
 UNUSUAL CASE-G. Gonzales. d 67-year-old Mexican who is charged with disturbing the peace of 12-year- old Margaret Fosberg, will be given his preliminary hearing before Jus tice Wheeler at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Gonzales is alleged to have frightened the girl by protesting his love for her. The child's father, Will liam Fosberg, swore to the complaint.
 RAILROAD HEARING The COT poration commission this morning will hear the application of the Apache Railway company for ratification Oi certain contracts relating to the con struction of that road from Holbrook into the White Mountains and also contract with a lumber company for the furnishing of S,O0O,000 railroad ties. Judge Edward Doe of Flagstaff will represent the Apache. Railway company at the hearing.
 FORD MANAGER COMlNG-B. L.
 
 company at Los Angeles, will arrive in Phoenix this morning to inspect l the new additions to the Ed. Rudolph Phoenix and Glendale branches of the Ford organization. MT. Graves is one of the big men of the organization, reputed to be one of the most eff cient of Henry Ford's lieutenants, said MT. Rudolph last night.
 WOULD ISSUE STOCK - The aL- plication of the Buckeye Valley Irri- gation company for permission to issue 4,000 shares of stock of the ir- rigation company at s20 share, was heard before the state corporation commission yesterday and taken under advisement. The price at which il is proposed to sell this stock is double the par value. It is intended to use this money, it was stated, in extend ing the canal to furnish water to ar additional 1000 acres.
 MULDROW- -MACKEY Announce ment is made of the marriage of Mrs Ethel Mackey to H. M. Muldrow which took place Sunday evening a. the home of MT. and Mrs. $. G. IT win of 1919 Woodlawn avenue. Tn impressive ring service was read bA Rev. J. L. Marquis of the Presby l drow who are well known in the Creighton district where they reside motored to California on their honey moon. They will return July l.
 SHANNON ASSESSMENT-J. w Bennie. manager of the Shannon Cop per company of Clifton. in company with his attorney. appeared befor' the state tax commission yesterday in a hearing concerning the assessed valuation of that property, and als, of the Leonard Copper company anc the Yaeger Canyon mine, which the shannon company also own. MT
 Bennie stated that he was hopeful oi the future of the Leonard mine 1T
 Cochise county and also of the Yaege' Canyon in Yavapai county.
 MATTHEWS LEAVING - Rober Matthews, one of the best known young |. men of the city, is leaving Phoenix to- morrow for Kingman where he will b. connected with the Standard Oil com many. Matthews was formerly in tn
 employ of the National Cash Registc company and has lived in this city l number of years. Matthews is not onl. 5 popular among his business associate 5 but socially as well his charming youni } wife is 6 great favorite among tn younger set and both will be greatl !. missed when they leave for thei | northern home.
 g ASKS PosSESSIoN-L. F. Hewin y yesterday instituted a forcible de l tainer proceedings against MT. an r Mrs. Charles Peterson, asking for i'm l. mediate possession of the store To f cated at A East Adams street. Ac
 cording to the complaint filed in tn n office of the clerk of the court, tn I Petersons took ovS the lease fror f Quang Sing and Joe Qwang Febru ' ary. 1918. agreeing to pay S100 2 month rent in advance. The plaintiff claims that the rent is now in arrear
 for five days and asks for possession