Arizona republican., 1918-07-16

FINED FOR SPEEDING Albert Moreno found it rather costly to speed !, along the Tempe road, as he was fined | $10 yesterday by Justice Wheeler.
 NO TAIL LIGHT COST $5-M. B. Blackburn was fined $5 in Justice | Wheeler's court yesterday for driving | his car without having the tail light | illuminated after sun-down.
 CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK | -Lazaras Burone was arrested last | night by Policeman Shirk on North l First street and lodged in the city jail | on charge of being drunk and dis | orderly.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING - Mark Dunbar pleaded guilty in Justice Wheelers court yesterday to charge | of speeding last Sunday. The arrest ing officer testified that Dunbar was driving his car about 30 miles an hour. l RECEIVE AUDIT REPORT-The board of governors of the Water Users association yesterday received a report from the auditing committee which in- cluded a report of c. P. Lee, a special auditor, showing everything to be in l good shape. NEIGHBoRHooD HOUSE SOCIAL | l-An ice cream social will be given at the Neighborhood house on the south | Dixie Waddlington Mathie will sing. Those in charge state that everybody is invited to attend.
 1 HAMPTON SPEEDS, IS FINED Everett Hampton appeared in Justice I Charles Wheeer's court and charged with driving an automobile at an au- | tomobile at an excessive rate of speed along the county highway. The court | fixed his fine at $10.
 VISIT IN EAsT-Mrs. D. D. Hom- ing and daughter. Helen, left Thurs day evening for Kansas City, Chicago and Buffalo While in the east they will visit Mrs. Homing's mother and other friends. They are expected to return the latter part of September.
 NEW PARKER MAPS-New sup ply of folders, including maps of the Parker cutoff route from Phoenix to Los Angeles, has been received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. The
 route is by way of Bush's Ferry, Par
 ker, which publishes the folder.
 | LICENSED TO WED-Ramon Mu-
 noz and Juana Renteria were granted
 a marriage license yesterday by the
 county clerk of Maricopa. The pros
 peetive groom gave his age as 3S years
 and that of his prospective bride as
 
 the clerk Phoenix as their residence.
 ARIZONA PATENTS. - Hazard &
 Miller, the pioneer patent agency of
 Los Angeles, haxe received a wire
 from Washington of the issuance of
 patents to the following inventors: Axel s. Carlson of Jerome, for nut
 lock; Samuel Walker of Jerome, for a scraper; Rudolph Gahl of Miami, for a method of recovering metals.
 LAST WEEK CITY TAXES
 will be the last week city taxes can
 be paid, without a fine attached, City
 Assessor Baptist announced yesterday.
 These taxes. he said. are now overdue,
 but he is giving this last chance to
 those who have neglected to pay. The ; collection has been good this year, - said MT Baptist. but there is still [. some money to be collected for taxes" CITY IRRIGATION PAYMENTS : City irrigation payments are now due,
 and all payments must be made be- |, fore July 20 or the water will be shut {; off, City Assessor Baptist announced a yesterday. The office in the city hall :, will be open every week day until }
 o'clock and it is urged that all owing S for irrigation water in the city settle {; up and avoid trouble and expense to n the city.
 '; RETURNS FROM cOAST.-Mrs H Weirer of 316 East Van Buren street : returned yesterday morning from her = vacation trip to Los Angeles, where
 she spent a month visiting the various beaches and enjoying the invigorating J breeZes that blow in off the ocean
 While in Los Angeles, Mrs. Weirer was I visited over the Fourth of. July by hel brother, Henry Vosskuehler, who has business connections in Oakland.
 JOINS NAvY-J. D. Meier, former Q ly an employ of the J. F. Barker Pro- t.l duce company, left last night for serv-
 ice in the United States navy. Sun f day night he gave a dinner party al Q his home at 919 West Washington Q street to a group of friends. Those
 present were Finley Westfall. Frank T Rabb, Clarence Meier Miss Anna Cole Miss Louise Newberry, Miss Louise Garcia. Miss Bessie Meters and Miss Juanita Meiers
 WORD FROM SOlDlER-Word has | been received from A. H. Matthews more familiarly known as "Scotty,'
 who for number of years was with
 the Arizona Fire Insurance company in the capacity of examiner. MT Matthews enlisted with the Canadian | forces last September and is now 8 member of the Fifth Field Company
 of Canadian Engineers. Since his en- listment he has been stationed at Van couver, B. C., for preliminary training He sailed recently for France.
 | UNLICENSED DOGS MAY BE
 SHOT-All dog licenses must be se- cured at once. City Assessor Baptisi
 announced yesterday. Dog licenses were due July 1,' he said. "ro dat . we have issued licenses for only 9. . dogs. The city has no pound in whicf
 to keep unlicensed dogs. The law i.
 to shoot them. It will be shame t,
 shoot pet dogs, and especially dog
 that are valuable. but this is the city
 only alternative, when the owners vii
 not buy dog tags, We hope that al
 dog owners will come in withou
 further delay and get their dog tags
 Such licenses should have been Sc - cured July l.