Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-10

Peyton of the office of the clerk of the
superior court issued marriage licenses
yesterday to Ashley n. Stelzreide, 20,
Phoenix and Margaret G. ConSer II,
Phoenix; Percy George Mercer, &c.
Phoenix and Rhea Marie Boudansquil,
IS, Phoenix.
TO JUVENILE CoURT-The case
of Ralph Henderson, the 13-year-
negro boy who ran down and seriously
injured Mrs. Walter Hammock, 720
South Central avenue, Sunday night in
d motor car, was transferred from po-
lice court to juvenile court yesterday
afternoon.
BAD TEMPER COSTS SIS. Lii
mon was fined by Justice Wheeler yes
terday when the Mexican was found
guilty of disturbing the peace of Marie
Chavez, a young girl by whose father
Limon was employed Limon cursed,
displayed firearms and otherwise an
noyed the girl who swore to the COM
plant against him.
POLICE reserves TO DRILL
Company F Of the Phoenix police re-
serves will drill Wednesday night. De-
cemher II, on the Polk street grounds.
Drill will start at 7:30 O'Clock. This
will be the first drill undertaken by
the police reserves since the city was
closed at the beginning of the influ-
enza epidemic.
RELIGIOUS MISUNDERSTANDING
tonight, a special series of religious
meetings Will be held each night at the
Missionary church, Fillmore and Tenth
streets. The meetings Will begin at
100 o'clock. and will be held every
night, excepting Saturdays. The Rev.
j. +. Ramsey Will have charge of the
meetings.
ANNA BLOOM FUNERAL-Th flu
neral Of Miss Anna Bloom took place
yesterday. The services were conduct
ed by Harry Friedman and interment
was made in the Jewish cemetery.
Miss Bloom was about % years of age
She was brought here for her health
ten years ago. Death occurred a few
days ago at Prescott.
POLICE TO SELL STRAY HORSES
Chief of Police Brisbois will sell at
auction at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing two stray mares which have been
in the citys possession for some time.
Both are sorrels and unbranded. One
was picked up December along the
| 100 block on East Willetta street, the
| other December at Eleventh and Gull
YER streets.
TRAFFIC OFFICER LOSES DOG
| Bush Anderson, traffic officer is be-
! coming worried over the whereabouts
of his pet Boston bull dog which
| strayed from Mr.. Anderson's home at
! AS West Washington street Sunday
afternoon and has not since been seen.
| The dog, a young female, is dark brin-
die in color, with white breast and
bat ears. Mr.. Anderson has offered
a reward for her return.
DAUGHTER is BORN - Born, to
deaf and dumb parents, little daugh-
| ter has arrived at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. William Wherry, Jr. of 1870.
West Fillmore street. Mrs. Wherry
before her marriage was Miss Grace
Hall, and is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall of 1903 West Jefferson
street. Mr.. Wherry is employed by
the Pacific Creamery company a
Glendale
McARTHURS ARE COMlNG-Lieu-
tenant and Mrs. Charles Macarthur are
expected to arrive in Phoenix the enc
of the week from the east. Lieutenant
Macarthur, who was connected with the
anti-aircraft production department o.
service, received his discharge on Sat
urday when he and Mrs. Macarthur
left Washington for Detroit. They vii
pass the early part of the week in Chi
cago and nearby places arriving here
on Saturday.
SOLDIERS RETURN-It viii not b,
long before the streets of Phoenix vii
be thronged by returning soldiers. 4
large contingent arrived yesterda,
morning from Camp Cody. where tn,
force is being rapidly demobilized.
is thought that it will be but a shor
time before all the boys who are a
camps in this country will be returne,
except those occupying clerical head
quarters positions, who will have Il
remain until the rehabilitation is com
plete.
WIFE is GIVEN ESTATE-His es
tate of 81 900 was bequeathed to hi
wife by James Duncan who died in thi
city short time ago. In Duncan's vii
dated April 20, 1916, he left all hi
property, both real and personal, to hi
wife Helen Duncan, and asked tina
she be named executriX. In case 0
the death of his wife the property wa
to pass to the two daughters. CARR
Merritt of Los Angeles and Clara Dun
can of Phoenix. The petition to ADM
the will to probate will be heard befor
Judge Lyman December %.
STATE OFFICIALS TO WASHING
TON-Governor Hunt. Adjutant Gen
. eral Harris, Major T. f. Shine an
Captain Lowenthal will leave tonigh
for Washington. The governor goes I
attend the conference of governors t
be held there. The business of the ad
jutant general viii be with Proves
, Marshal General Crowder and that c
Major Shine with the office of the sur
geon general. Governor elect Camp
bell will also be in attendance upon tn
meeting of governors.
ESCAPES FROM ROAD CAMP
The sheriff's office was advised YES
: terday to be on the lookout for Elm
4 Gene who escaped from the Clifto
. road camp on December ). Gene wa
= sentenced from Cochise county t
( serve from one to ten years, havin
= been convicted of burglary. He is 2
1 years old and according to the descrip
= ton forwarded the sheriff is five fee
six and three quarter inches tai