Arizona republican., 1918-01-08

Pacific train for Webster City, Mo-, where she will visit relatives. She will return in few weeks.
 l SHERIFF HEREBY. D. Dickensca, sheriff of Cocorino county, came down from Flagstaff yesterday on few days business tl1p. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 WINTER VsIToRs-N1r. and Mrs. ! Thomas Kimban of Pittsburg were ar rivals at the Hotel Adams yesterday. They contemplate spending the re- mainder of the winter in Phoenix.
 FROM SILVER kING-Alexander B. Downe, manager of the Silver King 1 mine, arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will be here a few days attending to business interests. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams
 VISITS COAST-Mrs. J. c. Hurley, Mrs. J. J. Casey and Miss Martha Casey were passengers on last even- ings train for Los Angeles and other coast points where they will visit for several weeks.
 INCORPORATION - The South west Oil company and the Chicago ' Mining Syndicate filed articles of in- corporation yesterday in the offices Of FROM NEW YORk-Mr. and Mrs. 1
 New York city were arrivals at the Hotel Adams MT. Hildebrandt is the president of the Silver King mine and
 will be here several days while look
 ing after his mining interests.
 COURT STENOGRAPHER J. Borland yesterday was officially quail flied as stenogra pher to the Arizona supreme court taking the place for merly held by Miss MaXbelle Graves, who is now stenographer in the office | of Governor Hunt.
 PIONEER LEAVES S-W. A. Hood,
 for many years a resident of the val
 ley, left last evening for Birmingham, = Ala, where he will visit indefinitely. 5 Mir. Hood will make short stops at several different points while en route I HOTEL CHANGES HANDS The . Bassler hotel, which for the past sev- eral months has been conducted by Quinn X Spaulding, changed hands
 last week, the house being bought by Miss Blanch Du Bois. It is the inten- ton of Miss Du Bois to make num- Der of improvements in the hotel. MORE DoCTORS-The quarterly
 examination by the state board of
 medical examiners was held yesterday
 in the corporation commission rooms < at the state house. Seven candidates
 for certificates to practice medicine in
 Arizona took the examination under
 the direction of Dr. Colt Hughes, sec , retary of the board
 REGENTS TO MEET-The board of regents of the University of Ari- S zona will meet at the university in Tucson Thursday January 10. SISTER DlES-Mrs. J. C. Dobbins . yesterday received a telegram inform
 ing her of the death of her sister. Mrs :, | Wesley Martin. at Webster City. Ia n n Mrs Dobbins left last night for Web . ster City.
 , JUVENILES-Hayt Calcote and Car. [, los Dunn, two youths arrested by thu . police several days ago on a charge o 3S stealing a quantity of bedclothing, gum v and canned goods, have been transferred T to the juvenile court, where they vii = stand trial.
 a OLD-TIMER VISITS J. c 9 Laney, an old-time valley boy, anC for a long time connected with Tn. # Republican, is visiting friends ii y Phoenix and Tempe. MT. Laney i o now the head of a large printing establishment at Oakland. California TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele grams are being held at the Westerl n Union for: Robert McCann. H. M
 Farrar, Sonora JOsefa Baldes, Edn; II Haymore, Manuel Garcia, Floy, Il Butts, N. w. Kinman. Dale Ralston
 J. A. Myberg and W. C. Cheatham
 lNSPECTS APPARATUS-A.B Burton T representing the Seagraves company c ! Columbus, Ohio is in Phoenix for
 few says inspecting the fire fightin I apparatus sold by his company to tn
 city of Phoenix. MT. Burton is mailin ,n a tour of 16 cities in his present itin ? erary
 SALVAGE FOR RED ROSS-Th
 salvage department of the Red Cros
 which will be in charge of Gordo ye Tweed, will maintain it's headquarter is in the Newspaper and Magazine Depo S 216 West Washington street Tin foi l. bicycle tires, newspapers and maga
 zines should be left at this address.
 FARMERS INSTlTUTE-The an
 nual meeting of the Arizona Farm ed CTS Institute will be held at tn Ie University of Arizona at Tucson O al Monday, January II, and will con 30 tinue in session for the entire weel e. concluding Saturday night with Id conservation banquet"
 lg LIEUTENANT FORD . to Thomas c. Bradford, formerly cor
 nected with the reclamation servit
 with headquarters in Phoenix, is a liel TT tenant in the 301st Machine Gun ba talion, according to a message receive ] from him by County Engineer Haro U Bargman. Lieutenant Bradford is st; re tioned at Camp Devins, Miss. ys QUIETLY MARRlED-Miss Eli ns' A. Telford of Baldwin, Kansas, al
 J. W. Sewers of Spring Hill, Kal ng sas, were married Monday eveni1 by Rev. Ray c. Harker at the hon
 Of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Telford, '
 west Fillmore street, this city, TT only guests present were the bride brother. W. B. Telford and wife
 STATE BANK CALL - Jesse of Boyce, state bank comptroller, yeste ,S+ day issued call upon all of the sta ,,s banks of Arizona for a statement y" condition at the close of business December 31, 1917. The call is simu I, taneous with one issued by the n av tional bank comptroller These stat oS ments must reach the comptroll CT CT within ten days.
 ei LICENSED TO WED-Marriage Ii ar ences were issued yesterday to c. L n Hoff. AS, Phoenix, and Reno J. Nelso
 26, Phoenix; James c. Quinn, 4S, Pho
 nix and Orpha Spaulding, 42. Phoeni an Waiter M. Krohn, p, Mesa and Fay ,c- Landrus, IS, Phoenix; Theodor Durr -he oi, fnoenlX ana Bertha Martin,
 Phoensx; James W. Sewers. 61, Spri
 Hill, Kansas and Eliza A. Telford on Spring Hill, Kansas.
 ng DEGREE GRANTED-A marriage
 a quarter of a century ago ended in t
 divorce court yesterday when Jud ess Lyman granted Mrs. Deana Shaw a C is cree. The wife testified that her hU
 band, H. w. Shaw, railroad condu
 tor, deserted her and her daughter cf