Arizona republican., 1918-02-16
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PLEADS GUlLTY-W. O.. B.. Per kins pleaded guilty to violating the speed ordinance on North Central ave nue in the 20-nle territory and was fined s1O by Justice Wheeler yes- terday.
 FROM THATCHER S. C.. Hey wood, superintendent of schools at Thatcher. is a business visitor to Phoe- nix for the next few days. While here he is a guest at the Hotel Adams. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT - Miss Nora E. Morrow of Yuma is 1 spending the week-e -end in the capi- tai city and is registered at the Jef- fcrson hotel. Miss Morrow is super intendent of schools of Yuma county.
 ON BUSINESS-Dr. R. sE. von Kleinsmid, president of the University of Arizona, came up from Tucson yes terday and will be in the city a. few days attending to business matters. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 GOLDWATER HERE-Morris Gold = water of Prescott spent yesterday in Phoenix attending to busness inter- ests. He was on his way home from Tucson, where he attended the grand lodge of the Masonic order.' ,' LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William o. Jones. 36, Mesa, and Elsie F. Brown, 2, Mesa; Edgar Spence Gawthrop, 5, Phoenix, and Ariel Eli nor Sylvester, 31, Phoenix.
 CASE DISMISSED - The case against Antonio Martinez, charged with forgery, was dismissed by, Jus tice De Souza yesterday, the evidence showing that the check had been given to Martinez by Apolinar Co., manco, against whom there is a charge of forgery.
 PROMINENT ViSITORS-Colo E. r. Conway, vice president of the Kim ball Piano company and F. c. McCor- mick, vice president of the Southern Pacific lines, were visitors in Phoenix yesterday, arriving in MT. Mccormick private car Sunset" While in. the city Colonel Conway was shown about the Salt River valley by Kerr and Smalley local Kimball agents
 WELCOMED TO cITY-L. Z. Salas was taken into custody yesterday by F. J. Warren, deputy sheriff, on the charge of violating the liquor law. Some time ago the sheriff's office gained possession of trunk of whis- key said to be the property of Salas, who disappeared about that time. He returned to the city yesterday from | Ray and was placed under arrest. GUN CLUB PRACTlSE-The Rhoe- nix Gun club will hold a practise al the state fair grounds trap Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Those in charg,
 invite all visiting gunmen, as we'll as members, to attend. At recent prac-
 tise of the Club the following scores
 were made out of a, possible 50: Tol
 leson, A; H. P. DeMund, 43; Heillman
 42; Morrell, fl; Ray DeMund, 40. ant
 Fully. S0 / WOULD MAIL cHEcKS-Harr,
 Robertson was arrested on the charge | of violating the motor vehicle. law yesterday on the Tempe highway | Robertson telephoned Justice Wheele
 from Mesa and stated he was in ; hurry to get a train and asked fol
 the privilege of mailing the cour
 his check for s1o, the amount sug gested by Justice Wheeler when Rob
 ertson admitted his guilt. x '-
 SIDEHEADS
 TO INSPECT VAlLEY-F., J. Fl
 liott, state conservation chairman met yesterday with a. committee ap
 pointed by the Dairymen's associa
 tion at it's last meeting to report upol the dairy conditions, in the valley After a statement by the ,comnIitte 1 it was arranged that MT. Elliot should make a tour of the valley fo a personal investigation of conditions and if his findings confirm those 0 the committee, a report to that. CT | feet will be made to Washington | previous to any step in the. direction of regulation of the prices of dair.
 products.