Arizona republican., 1918-03-30
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 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Evan R. Harer, 30, and Dorothy NJ. Ewing, 25. both of Chandler.
 INSPECT PIMA ROLLS-The mem bers of the state tax commission were in Pima county yesterday making their annual inspection visit, examining the assessment rolls and preparing for the 1918 assessment of property in that county.
 FROM FLAGSTAFF - Lloyd B. Christy, a prominent business man Of Flagstaff and a former resident of this city, Arrived here yesterday for lew days visit and business trip. He IS stopping at the Jefferson hotel
 SHEEP RAISER HERE-John Hen nessev was a business visitor to this city who arrived from Flagstaff yes terday. MT. Hennessey, who is well known sheep raiser of the northern part of the state, is registered at the Jefferson hotel
 LODGE SESSION-Folowing the regular lodge session of the Fraternal Brotherhood this evening, members of that organization are to entertain with a dance. Members, friends and any  are urged to be present by the organ iZation.
 GOES TO FLORENCE-I Colodny, director of vocational education for Arizona, went to Florence yesterday to examine the public schools of that city with view of including them in the federal aid provided by congress for educational institutions that possesses | the necessary reOuirementS
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the state corporation commission yes- terday by the following new concerns: Pima Ranch company, E. H. Schiek and company, brokers; Hohave Molyb- denum Mining company, Blue Bird i Silver Mining company.
 RETURN TO CHICAGO-J. B. Nor row, director of the Rock Island rail- road. accompanied by his family left l this city last evening for their home in Chicago. Mr Morrow and family have been psending several weeks touring Arizona and spend the past few days in Phoenix
 DELINQUENT TAXES-City taxes for the last half of the present fiscal year will become delinquent on Mon- 0. the same period become delinquent on Monday, May 1. It is expected that there will be quite a rush next week to the office of City Tax Collector F. R. Baptist in order to avoid the delin- quency penalty.
 MORE DELINQUENTS-I the moral wave that is sweeping over the city, A. H. Davidson is playing a part | s,I his efforts toward stamping out the sale of cigarettes to minors. It was through his efforts yesterday that G l.. Hamilton and Abraham Chahin ap- peared before Justice Wheeler, both admitting their guilt. They were fined in the sum of $25 each. | SOUTHERN REPORTS Volumes were added to the county law library yesterday when a shipment of South ern Reports were received. This ship. ment completes the entire reporter sys- tenn for the library aud with the 1,20t additional valumes in the shelves give. Maricopa county, the best county law library in the state, according to Judg, Stanford
 WOULD ISSUE BoNDS-The Ari. zona Gas and Electric company of No.
 
 state corporation commission askine for an order authorizing that company to issue first mortgage bonds of $10O.. 900 par value, the proceeds to be uset to pay portion of the indebtedness. incurred in the construction of tn, present plant and for an additiona power unit to cost $32S. 900. The hear ing has not yet been set by the com mission.
 WHERE IS JIM McCANN?-"Bil Jim' &cCann. one of the best knowl of the old time mining men, is sup posed to be ill Phoenix, probably in hospital and perhaps in need. Tn, police and the sheriff's office hay, been requested by friends of McCanr to locate him in order to learn his con dition and extend aid if it is required McCann is said to have been seen il Phoenix about 10 days ago since whicl time no trace of him has been found
 BICYCLE THIEVES-Aiex Murgia Zeoprano Barron, Alberto Martinez Antonio Ochoa and Victor Sanches each between the ages of 13 and | years, were rounded up yesterday b, Policemen McGrath and Grove. Tn boys were lodged in the police station after It had been pretty definitely de termined that they were at least par of an organized gang of bicycle thieves Whole bicycles and parts of bicycle to the number of more than a dozel were located and taken to the polic station. Five or six of the wheels wer, quickly identified as those reported stolen at various times The boys vii be turned over to the juvenile court
 REFUSED TO PAY-J. J. McBrid had money in his pocket when he en tered the Santa Fe restaurant yester day morning and ordered a meal. Whe, he had eaten the food he started f, walk out without paying. When ac l. costed he said I'm not going to pa Tor 1t, so what are you going to q, about 1t Policemen Mccormick an, Shirk dropped in about that time ant McBrlde continued in his determina ton not to part with the price de manded. At the police station he wa : found to be in possession of enougl money to have paid for the meal an saved himself the necessity of facin, the city magistrate later on charg of disturbing the peace
 MULES ARE ACTIVE-A team O mules belonging to l.. Beck were lief standing in front of the Valley Furni ture company store on West Washing ton street yesterday afternoon. The were securely tied to a big hitchin . stone. An automobile rolled up ii front of the team and frightened then An instant latter. ignoring the srag O the big stone, the mules dashed int an automobile belonging to H. c. Dick son of Buckeye doing considerabl damage. The other side of the stree came in for a visitation, the mule striking the auto of Charles Lambert !. and then dareening into a Ford be longing to Harry Lytthans. The owner