Arizona republican., 1918-05-14

negro, will be tried for simple as- sault before Justice Wheeler. at 10 o'clock this morning. Complaint against Dorsey was made by C. H. Burros
 BACK FROM ToMssToNE-cap- tain George Henderson, disbursing of ficer for Arizona in connection with the selective service law, returned to Phoenix yesterday after a visit to his home at Tombstone
 HELD TO ANSWER--James Up- church, charged with stealing a calf, was given his preliminary hearing be- fore Justice De Souza and held to answer to the superior court. His bond was placed at $500.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage H. censes were issued yesterday to Ben jamin Folston, 35, Dufur, Oregon and Alma May Lawrence, IT, Phoenix; Antonio Moreno, 25, Glendale and | Lenora Vigos, 19, Glendale.
 THREE ARE FlNED-L. H. Chal- mers was fined 's1o by Justice De SouZa yesterday for violating the speed law. w. R. Bertram. a Grand avenue speeder, and Dr. c. H. Vinard, a Central avenue violator of the law, were also fined S10 each.
 CATHOLIC WOMEN TO MEET Catholic women will attend a food conservation meeting in the boys gym nasium at St. Mary's church on Thurs day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs Francis Geary will be the speaker of the occasion, her subject being, Sub stitutes for Starch and Sugar" DEGREE GRANTED-Mrs. Mona Barkley yesterday secured a divorce from R. N. Barkley on the ground of | ha ;,, Judge Lyman's court the young wife stated that her husband left her two years ago and went to Arkansas and had never returned. The couple were married in Phoenix in 1913 and have no children.
 OFF TO WAR-Amos w. Cole, Jr.. son of A. A. Cole member of the state tax commission, left Phoenix last night for Mare Island, California to join the marine cc~os, having re- gently enlisted. The young man is l Jlst 21 years of age. A son-in-law of Commissioner Cole is at San Diego, a member of the aviation corps.
 COMMISSIONERS LEAVlNG-The state tax commission leaves Phoenix | this morning for a trip of inspection to Apache, Navajo, Coconino and Yavapai counties. The commission will hold hearings at Holbrook and | Flagstaff in regard to assessments of cattle. The commission will not return 1 for ten days.
 HONOR HIS MEMoRY-1n honor of the late Alexander Brodie, former | governor of Arizona, whose funeral was held in New York city yesterday, the state house was closed at o'clock yesterday afternoon. All departments of the state suspended business as a mark of respect to the man whose life was closely identified with the history of this state.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of Riley Bryan, administrator of the es- tate of Allan Bryan, deceased, and E. R. Bryan and Julia Bryan, appellants, vs. Inspiration Consolidated Copper company. appellee, yesterday was or | dered submitted by the supreme court on the briefs now on file. The case of Joe Martinez. appellant, vs. the state i of Arizona, also was ordered by the supreme court submitted on brief.
 CALVERT WILSON HERE-Cal- vert Wilson, assistant and acting United States attorney of Arizona from 1S99-1S93, arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Los Angeles where he has engaged in the practice of law for the past few years. MT. Wilson. who is here on legal business, passed the greater part of yesterday in greet l ing old time friends.
 MANY REGlSTER-At the end Of its first week of registration, deputies of the county recorders office an Inounced that 1900 names had been placed on the register. The number qualifying for electors at the Novem- | al other year in the given time There were 10000 names on the register when it closed last season.
 BY DEFAULT-A judgment for s100,000 was granted to Mrs. Grace H.. White of Council Bluffs, Iowa against the Lucky Five Mining, Mill ing, Reduction and Development con- pany of Copper Basin, Yavapai coun- ty in Judge StaRord's court yester- day. This covered a claim entered in the courts last October for the plaint- if by her attorney B. E. Marks, fol breach of contract.
 TO OFIcERs' .cAMP-Tom Geare son of Mrs. Joseph Geare, of North Central avenue, left last night for Camp Dodge, Iowa, having received
 an appointment to the Fourth Of
 ficer's. training camp. MT. Geare is
 a graduate of Phoenix high school
 where he-was very prominent in ath- letics, being captain of the football and track teams. After leaving high schoo
 he attended St. Thomas College, al
 St. Paul, and obtained his appointment through that college quota.
 NOT QUITE BROkE-Cochist
 county taxes, amounting to $250, ,00U all collected during the present month
 were turned over to State Treasurer
 Johnson yesterday by H. s. Ross
 treasurer and tax collector of Cochist
 county. When the entire tax collec-
 ton of Cochise county for the montf
 of May are collected the total amount will be considerably more than s250,.
 900, it was stated. This large amount
 of tax money will be placed at in terest.
 RECKLESS DRIVING - Although Harold Bird admitted that he was standing on the saddle of his motor cycle when Policeman Strathy over- hauled him in Central avenue just north of Roosevelt street, he told City
 Magistrate Frank Thomas that he fell
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