Arizona republican., 1918-01-31
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long illness.
 BROWNING HEBREW. C. Brown ing, manager of the Magma Copper company, is here from Superior on a few days business trip.
 BUSINESS TRIP-David Morgan of Jerome is stopping at the Hotel Adams while here on a business trip. MT. Morgan is connected with the United Verde Extention company. AT THE JEFFERSON-A. A. Ward, superintendent of the Indian reserva- tion at Sacaton, is in the city on few days business and pleasure trip He is guest at the Jefferson hotel. FROM RAY-Louis S. Gates, general manager of the Ray Consolidated, Is a Phoenix business visitor for several days. He is registered at the Hotel Adams
 TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for Vim. Best A. o. Egbert, Ernest FL liott. George L. Nee, John C. Mueller. J. H. Jaffray, W. A. Laird. PRESBYTERIAN MEETING = The Girls Mission band and the Little Light Bearers will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Pres hyterian church.
 lMPROVlNG-Mrs. H. C. Keith who was taken to the hospital several days ago, is reported to be improving.
 NEW CORPORATiON-Articles of 1 incorporation were filed yesterday in the offices of the state corporation commission by the Rich Hill Gild Min ing and Milling company.
 A. A. BETTS BACk-A. A. Betts, member of the state corporation con- mission, returned yesterday from a visit to Jerome on business connected with the commission.
 TOURISTS HERE A Raymond Whitcomb tourist party, comprising 2a members, arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday via the Apache Trail. The party will continue their journey to the coast in a few days.
 ADMINISTRATION - George P. Brown yesterday filed a petition for letters of administration of the estate of Mary c. Boucher, who died in Bal timore in 1902. The estate is valued at S4000.
 LIBERTY BOND LosT-Ida M Holmes of Homewood avenue has re- ported the loss of $10O Liberty bond to the sheriffs office. The bond was o1 the second issue and is numbered 1,072,620.
 CONSERVATION - Some use fol old city directories which ordinarily would be thrown away by business, is found in the suggestion of Secretary !, Harry Welch that the volumes be Jeff at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce The old directories will be used as , files.
 FOR HoLDERs-Henry c Schmidt, Chester P. Ray, August w Brockmeyer, trustee for the bOndhOld CTS, have instituted action against ths La Regina Mining company to foreclost a pledge on behalf of the bondholders The suit was filed in the superior cour yesterday
 CASE IS APPEALED-The un savory case of State of Arizona vs
 Walter l.. Barnes, the salacious testi , mony of which case and related one
 smears many pages of the record o
 the superior court of Maricopa county was yesterday appealed by the defend
 ant to the state supreme court.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case o
 Continental Securities company, appel lant, VS. the Yuma National bank, ap
 pellee, was yesterday agrued in su
 preme court by Thomas D. Molloy fo
 the appellee. Counsel for the appellan
 did not appear and the case was or dered submitted.
 | BUICK STOLEN-Stolen from i
 front of his residence, 631 North Firs
 avenue, at o'clock in the afternoon
 F. P. Cruice has reported the loss o | his automobile to the sheriffs office | The car, which was stolen on Monday ' is Buick, 1917, and the license mum Der is 3314.
 ALHAMBRA PRoGRAM-The en
 tertainment which was announced fo the evening of January 25 and whicl had to be postponed because of tn \ rain, will take place at the Alhambr schoolhouse on Friday evening of thi
 week. The entertainment is under tn
 auspices of the Red Cross circle a = Alhambra.
 :. ENLISTMENTS-R enlistment in the marine corps, recruited by Ser
 geant R. F. Blakeman of the local of
 flee, include the names of Oliver liar . old Loch, Sieber James Armer, Kal l Caste Lesuer, Ernest H. Ellswortl n Joseph F. Thompson, Joseph J. Len ] non, Willis J. Hamricl, Rolfe M. Devil
 George c. Harvey.
 YUMA ASSESSOR - A B. Mint l, ,$assessor of Yuma county, was = Phoenix yesterday on his way hom " from an official visit to the mortimer
 part of his own county. A visit
 the northern part of Yuma count if from the county seat is no light affai j. and if made by rail entails a tri el either by way of Phoenix or far in'
 California.
 HELP THE NEEDY-All kinds r. bedding, including mattresses, large n size shoes for women, shoes for boy = between the ages of and F year V stockings of large size for women, ar ,,i large sized underwear for women, a
 are badly neded at the headquarte
 of the Associated Charities. Officia [, of the organization announced yestel o' day that any donations of this kir
 would be gratefully received.
 LIGHT SENTENCE-Thomas NJ
 Daniel who was found guilty by 's jury of violating the liquor law, W; IL given a 0-day jail sentence datir
 from December 10 and fined $50 one day for each dollar, by Judt 'd Stanford yesterday. McDaniel has
 wife and two children and has bet
 in jail several weeks awaiting tris I which accounted for the moderate SCI i tence. said the court in imposing u l penalty.
 i WAS VERY NERVoUS-Because
 severe nervousness, A. Nadron object al to being locked up at the police stati se last evening after he had been charG SC with vagrancy by Policemen Ellis a
 Valenzuela. He was so certain
 would not live through the night
 confined in the city jail, Nadron urg r. that he be given his freedom. He W n- told to make an attempt to survive ge a few hours until his case could d, given proper attention. he MAY PAINT SIDEWALkS-Mel ns bers of the Junior Class of the Phoer en Union High School were granted DC
 mission by the city commission yestt
 day morning to paint signs in the sic walks at Central avenue and Washin m tnn straats adverfisinp their class rl;