Arizona republican., 1918-03-07
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SPEEDING FINE-C. J. Cavaness was fined $1O by Justice Wheeler l yesterday for violating the speed law | on North Central avenue.
 PLAN BOX SOClAl-A box social, l to be given tomorrow evening at the Alhambra school was announced yesterday by members of the Lib erty club of this city. Everybody is welcome.
 CIRCLE NUMBER THREE-Circle Number three of the Central Metho- dist Episcopal church will meet Friday afternoon, at ?: 30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. w. H. McKeene, AS South Fifth avenue.
 MISSION BOYS-The Boys Con- gress of Missions will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Pres | byterian church. The boys plan to make scrap books to be sent to the | hospital at Camp Kearney. TO GIVE OYSTER PARTY-Lucy Phillips chapel, corner of Seventh | and Jefferson streets, will be the scene of an oyster party" tonight. | The affair is to last from 6 to 10 o'clock and the management cordially | invites the public to attend.
 EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE-Les- | ter Scott, Jr., was given his prelimi- nary examination on an embezzlement charge before Justice Wheeler yester- day and bound over to the superior court. He furnished bail in the sum of $500.
 PROMOTED J. E., Gavin. former rate. clerk for the state corporation commission, has been promoted to the position of official reporter, filling the office held for some time by J. M. Phillipowski who resigned to become the Cochise county superior court re- porter.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag H- censes were issued yesterday to Frank Miles, 45, Fl Paso and Lucy Farmer 49, Fl Paso; Thomas J. Strawn, A, Tolleson and Belle Shepherd Parsons, 40. San Francisco; Noah Carlton Lutes, "A, Wilma, New Mexico and Lucy lief lin, IS, Mesa.
 NEW RArIoNS-Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following: Texas and Nogales Mining company, Texas and Arizona Oil and Development company, Copper State Amusement company Kentucky Oil and Refining company.
 D. A. R. MEETlNG-Maricop Chapter, Daughters of the American
 Revolution, will meet at :3O o'clock
 Saturday afternoon at the Womans'
 club. According to the officers, a
 number of important business mat
 ters will be discussed at this time
 and large attendance is desired. PRIZE DANCE-In addition to their regular dance, the Woodmen of
 the World will give a special prize
 dance March s. The following Fri day the committee is planning to | to hae cup to be won twice before becom- ing the property of the winner.
 MONROE p. T. A.-The regular meeting of the Monroe Parent
 Teachers association will be held , Friday at 2:30 o'clock in the sewing
 room of the Monroe school. Reports of delegates of the Arizona Congress
 of Mothers will be heard, after which the meeting will be given over to
 sewing for the Red Cross.
 MADISON WOMEN-The regular
 meeting Of the Madison Woman's clut
 will be held on Friday, March at 2:3(
 o'clock at the Madison school auditor
 ium. All are cordially invited. The members will sew for the Red Cross
 while discussing several questions ol
 importance which are to come before : the meeting.
 SANTA FEE ESSMENT-George Il G. Tunnel of Chicago. tax agent fol
 the Santa Fe; c: F. Jewett of Los An.
 geles, tax agent for the Santa Fe coast
 lines, and H. M. Fennemore of the law ], firm of Chalmers, Stahl, Fennemort e and Longan, were before the state ta, commission yesterday in consultation - as to the annual assessment of tn, r Santa Fe lines in Arizona
 Il ASKS DECREE-Charging failur n to provide, Mrs. Ira Graves yester a day instituted divorce proceedings il ,, the superior court against Sebrei fReid Graves. According to tn
 complaint filed in the office of tn ] clerk of the superior court, tn | couple were married in this city il ! May, 1914, and in less than year ; time Graves grew weary of support d ing a wife.
 IS INTERVIEW BOARD-C. N. Stev ems, attorney for the Arizona Swanse Railroad company, and A. W. Mitchell
 secretary of that road, together with ( II o. Whittemore, secretary and F. F Shaw, treasurer of the Swansea Leas, It Incorporated, operators of the Swan
 sea mine, were before the state ta
 commission yesterday in eonsultatio O. with reference to the 1917 operations ( j. the Swansea mine
 y. CREIGHTON MEETING Wome 'i' of the Creighton district will hold a
 all-day meeting Friday when they wi sew for the Red Cross At the moo v hour, luncheon will be served eac ,1' guest providing her quota consisting (
 one article of food. At o'clock tn
 parent-teacher association of the dis trict will hold brief session. the neWl ' elected president, Mrs. Earl Ream. ore y siding.
 GOES TO HoSPlTAL-John c. Rol o, who slashed his wrists to discover th ai color of his blood, was committed to tf ' e state hospital by Judge Stanford yes S terday after he had. been declared ir c sane by county physician, Dr. A. ;r Nichols. Roll came here a short tin f ago from Denver and was a barber |
 trade. A few nights ago he ran in-
 the sheriffs office with blood strea n n ing from his wrists screaming that h .,, blood was yellow
 y ARRAIGN DIR. BOlDO-Dr. Ros
 Boido, charged with performing an i no legal operation, was brought befol m Judge Stanford yesterday for arraier if ment Her counsel, w. l.. Barnnr - waived the reading of the complai,
 and announced that his client won
 enter plea today, the court settir the hour for 1:30 o'clock. At the nr, llmlnary hearing in the justice court Ii IeW weeks ago, Dr. Boido did not off, any evidence and was held to answ, k In the sum of s15,000 bail.