Arizona republican., 1918-02-03
TOWN TOPICS

PLEADS GUILTY-Andrica Ar visco pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to serve 10 years in the state penitentiary at Florence, by Judge Stanford yesterday.
 MADDEN NAMED-Alf Madden of Phoenix yesterday was appointed by Governor Hunt as a member of the state free employment bureau. He succeeds Charles Hartman, whose resignation was received by the gov ernor last December.
 STILL BURNS-What remains of the warehouse and the large quantity
 of alfalfa hay stored therein, belong ing to A. J. Peters and company of
 Tempe is still smouldering from the
 fire which. started there day before | yesterday
 J. c. SEIB-A letter addressed to
 J. c. Seib, Daily Newspaper, Phoe-
 nix has, naturally, been delivered to
 The Republican. it being the daily newspaper of Phoenix. MT. Seib can
 have same by calling at The Repub-
 lican office.
 LEAVE FOR CoAsT-F M. Burget of Sumner, H., who recently sold out his interests in the east and proposes to locate here, will leave "Wednesday LOT AdlllOIIld, III COIIllJoltN W 1tli OOllAi Bonner, who is heavily interested ln the valley. and who has some business
 matters demanding his, attention on the coast.
 PAYS HIS FINE-E. W. Bacon paid
 S fine in police court yesterday after pleading guilty to the charge of pass
 ing with his automobile a street car that had stopped at Central avenue and l Washington street to discharge pass engers.
 TRADE DANCE TUESDAY-Tht Womens Trade Union league will give
 6 dance in Patricks hall Tuesday even- | ing of this week, beginning at 9 o'clock Besse's orchestra has been engaged fOl | the evening and an especially attract
 i've musical program is said to have | been prepared
 SEAMAN IS BETTER - Charlie | Seaman, son of Mr and Mrs. Seaman l living north of the city, yesterday | was removed from the hospital after
 a confinement of two weeks caused ! by injuries by a horse. His friends will be pleased to hear of his re- | cOvery
 BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS ! William F. Ohlrau, for four years the
 proprietor of a building and manufac- ] turing eSJdDlSNmenI at ill " eS'
 Washington street. has leased tho 1 Phoenix Flaming mill, which he vii take over and operate. William Ohlrau is well known in Phoenix. TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union fol Duncan Dunscomb, Enrique Gul H. P Hutton, George Jacobs, J. H. Kinser
 J, w. Kerr, C. A. Peck, Mrs. Bessie Spillman, John A. Traylor, Floyd Will
 Hams, J. w. Young, L. R. Hare, Mrs
 Minnie Castleberry, L. r. Nanduzer
 Roy NJ. George
 IN SUPREME COURT-In the mat
 ter of the estate of Ignacia de Brazil
 deceased, Robert E. MorrTson. eXecutor and Andres Ochoa. appellants, vs Ra- mon Castillo, Joe Castillo and Carlotte Castillo, appellees. was argued yester- day in supreme court Tor the appellant! by J. F. Russell and Robert F. Nor 1 rison and for the appellees by Robert $ 1 Fisher and was ordered submitted. ! ASKS DEGREE - Gilbert Sale, ! brought suit for divorce in the su- l perior court yesterday against Mrs 1 Helen Sales who is serving a state | prison sentence in California fol l grand larceny The couple wer, married in San Diego in March, 1915 ] and the following year the defendant 1 is alleged to have pleaded guilty t( ! the crime committed in April, 1913. l SHOW DUPLICATES-Exact dupli i cates of automobiles displayed at thu