Arizona republican., 1918-10-31
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MINING MAN ON VISIT-J. W. Bishopp. Wickenburg mining man, is guest at the Commercial hotel during business visit here.
 HOME TO kANsAS-w. J. Rey- holds, who has been visiting in the city regarding business interests, left for his Wichita, Kansas, home Tuesday night.
 TO WEST VIRGINiA-Pearl J. Fletcher departed on Tuesday for her home in Parkersburg, West Virginia, after visit in the city.
 TO LOCATE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Terpany of Los Angeles are registered at the Jefferson hotel. They are planning to locate .here.
 WOULD NcoRPoRATE-Th Field Parker company of Fl Paso applied yesterday to the corporation commits sion for incorporation under the laws of Arizona
 ENROUTE TO TUcSON-Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Riebeling are stopping at the Jefferson hotel enroute to Tue son, having motored down from their Prescott home.
 HERE FROM ENGLAND-E. H. Manders of Eversley, England, is stop ping at the Jefferson hotel, accom- panied by his daughter. They will To- cate here permanently.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING Burt Friedman, arrested on Central avenue near Fillmore street, and charged with 1 speeding, was fined S10 by the city magistrate yesterday.
 ON BUSINESS HERE-Miss Louise | Stanley, special agent of the federal | board of vocational education, left the city Tuesday evening for Santa Fe New Mexico, concerning business in | terests, after which she will return tC | her headquarters at Washington, D. C | THESE COUPLES TO WED-Mar- riage licenses were issued yesterday to Isaac w. Williams, 46, Phoenix, anc Mary E. Peterson, 37, Phoenix; Will. I liam A. Bachmann, 33, Phoenix, anC Hazel L. Reyes, 30, Phoenix; Manue H. Salazar, 23, Phoenix and Carmelits Figerova, "A, Tempe
 SENTENCED TO PRISON-Ange Perez, who yesterday pleaded guilty t, the crime of grand larceny was sen fenced to serve from three to six year. in the state penitentiary at Florence Perez who had entered a plea of no guilty, changed his plea, when he ap peared before Judge Stanford, who i'm posed the sentence.
 HELD FOR INVESTIGATION-Dar Carrigan, known also as Casey, wa. placed in the county jail last night b, Fred Weage deputy United State. marshal, pending an investigati b, the local board and the department o justice. Carrigan, who is 28 years o age, the federal authorities say, shoult have registered in the first draft, bu did not.
 ASK COSTELLO CASE REHEAR l iNG-Motion for rehearing in tn case of Mary M. Costello, executrix o the estate of Martin Costello, vs. Johl Gleeson, appellee, was filed yesterda in the supreme court. This case ha been continuously on the supreme cour records since June ', 1916, when it wa brought up by appeal from Cochis county.
 SUES FOR CAR PRIcE-That h
 gave his check for $500 for use automobile, and then stopped paymen on the check is the charge made b
 R. D. Roper in a complaint file against c. Hernandez for the amour
 Through his attorney, F. H. Larser . Roper filed suit yesterday to recove
 the sum. Hernandez has the car i , Ray, it is said.
 CHICKENS CAUSE DISCORD-W , A. Hilburne was brought before Jus
 tice Wheeler yesterday on the charg of permitting his fowl to run at larg
 The complaint being sworn to by Davi
 R. Petrie. Petrie claimed that the Hi
 burne hens were attracted to his mil 1 maize. while Hilburne insinuated tha
 the eggs laid in the milo maize offse
 the damage done. On promise to kee his chickens off the other mans proI :. erty Hilburne was given a suspende l sentence.
 e CHARGE ORDER DIsREGARDE
 The corporation commission o
 Tuesday issued an order to the Gil 1 Valley Electric, Gas and Water com
 pany, and the manager, Walter Scot to show cause why they should not | ] declared in contempt as a result of tn
 failure of the company to comply wit f an order of the commission, that the 3 connect with the premises of Charle 3 B. Yett of Stafford and serve him wit , water, which order it is said was n, 9 complied with.