Arizona republican., 1918-06-29

just purchased an automobile, was ar rested for passing street car which was discharging passengers. This be- ing the boys first offense he was given deferred sentence by Judge Thomas.
 LAWYER GOES TO COAST.-B. E. Marks, the lawyer, will leave tonight for Los Angeles, where he will attend a conference of the Fraternal Broth erhood. MT. Marks is one of the su- preme trustees of the order
 STATE ENGINEER TO MOVE. - The office of state engineer is to be moved into the senate chamber and the adjoining committee rooms. For long time this department of the state has been quartered in the resi- dence at the southwest corner of Six teenth avenue and Washington street. THESE INCORPORATED of incorporation were filed yesterday in the office of the state corporation commission by the Anglo American. Tobacco corporation, the Colorado Cal endar company, the Arizona Schist Zone Copper company and the Dalkan Oil company.
 COCOCOLA ALLOTMENT-Word has been received by the local Coco Cola company that this district has been allotted 50 per cent of the amount sold in the past year for the | coming fiscal year. This allotment
 is in proportion to the amount of sugar allowed the manufacturers.
 MUST SUPPORT CHlLD-Hubert Drake, charged with failure to pro- vide, must contribute $20 twice a month to the support of his child. The non- support case brought against
 Drake by his wife was dismissed by
 Justice De Souza yesterday when he
 ruled that Drake be compelled to sup port his minor child.
 PAYS DOUBLE PENALTY-Dou-
 bling the amount stolen by the negro
 the court yesterday fined Jorn Denk-
 ins $1O when he pleaded guilty to the
 charge of stealing a purse containing
 S5 belonging to Harvey Curtis. Being
 unable to pay the fine the negro will
 serve as many days in the county jail.
 FINES FOR SPEEDlNG-Ninety
 dollars in fines were paid into Justice
 Wheeler's court yesterday by violators
 of the speed law. Those who pleaded
 guilty to violating the motor vehicle
 law and paid $10 fines included Lee
 Moore, E. w. Thayer, J. A. Summers,
 w. R. Johns, H. M. Ramsey, c E Bot
 kins, Jack West, w. H. Crawford and c. Gracamonta.
 | HORNBERGERS lEAVE-Wilian ] c. Hornberger, general superintend- ) ent of the Pacific Gas and Electric , company and his wife and daughter ) left last night for Long Beach tC ) spend their summer vacation. After ) being in Long Beach two weeks, MT ) Hornberger will leave his wife anC } daughter and proceed to San Fran } cisco where he will attend to some ) business matters.
 } STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.-Tht } Arizona state fair will be held 1T ) Phoenix this fall as usual, according 3 to an announcement made yesterday by D Governor Hunt. Fears had been ex 1 pressed that on account of the war thu Q big state fair would be abandoned !. this fall, but the governor says tha 0 it will e given. Cecil D. Boyce, secre ? tary of the state fair association, is il ? the east making arrangements for tn 0 event.
 0 VISITS KEARNY.-Arthur Lowe, o of Wells Fargo Express has just re 0 turned from a business trip to Lo
 Angeles. While on the coast he wis
 ited at Camp Kearny. the guest of hi
 brother, Bob. He reports having tn . pleasure of eating four meals at tn 1 camp and says he never ate finer fooC 3 The boys there are in the best O 1 spirits" says Lowey, with the only re 7 gret that they cannot go to France a B once"
 3 JUMP BAlL-Grace Anderson ant r George Pearce were arrested early yes } terday morning by members of the DO s lice department. The man and woman lwere occupying the same room togeth ? Ter, according to the police. They wer
 booked at the police station for Vio t lating a certain ordinance governin,
 the misdemeanor they had committei Q and each was required to put up $2
 bail. When the case was called this af Q ternoon, neither of the parties ap
 peared and Judge Thomas declared tn 0 bail forfeited.