Arizona republican., 1918-01-03

her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Brazee, 1918 East Mcdowell street.
 CATTLE MANY. B. Stephens of Kingman arrived in the city yesterday and, while attending to business mat ters for few days, he will be guest at the Hotel Adams. MT. Stephens IS a well known cattle man of northern Arizona.
 FROM SWANSEA-Earnest c. Lane, mining man of Swansea, is here on a few days business trip. He is regis tered at the Hotel Adams.
 HARPER UEAVES-Captain Al. F. Harter has been called to the .colors, and left Sunday evening for Camp Lee, | Petersburg, Va. Captain Harter has been connected with the state engineer ing department in that section having jurisdiction over Maricopa county.
 VISITED IN EAST-D. E. Howard of Towards garage has returned from a business trip in the east He declares the weather was very cold in the east and that it seems good to get back to Arizona sunshine.
 GARMENT CLASS-The Red Cross hospital garment class of the Woman's club will meet Friday afternoon at the Womans club building. Mrs. Frank A. Beane who is chairman, will be in charge
 LEXINGTON AGENT-P. W. Wis dom of Los Angeles is in the city for few days in the interest of the Lex l ington automobile, for which he is the factory representative in seven of the western states. The local agency was recently placed with rfarry Hunter with headquarters at the Apache garage.
 To1 Al bert Clifton of the University of Ari- zona returned to Tucson after a week. visit with his mother, Mrs. Luther Steward of the Arizona School of mu sic.
 MAY APPEAL-F'ay Tait is again in the tolls of the law, but this time she | declares she will prove to the police that she hasn't done anything naughty In fact she is going to appeal the case in which Judge Thomas yesterday found her guilty, and ordered her to pay fine of $25. Fay was required to furnish a $50 bail while she makes ar engagement to carry the matter to a higher tribunal. She is declared to have engaged in an immoral and illegal | business.
 NOW IN SERVIcE-Dr. Garland A Couch yesterday received a letter from Glenn Metcalfe, who stands in the place of son to him and Mrs Couch. The boy lately enlisted in the marine serv- i've and the letter was from the marine 1 barracks at Mare Island. It was in reply to a Christmas telegram. The young man wrote: T have been sworr in at last. I took my oath of allegiance to the country and swore to defend il against all it's enemies. God help me 4@ 1A Lct f- h o. Mare Island for the next nine weeks after which he will probably be sent tC some eastern coast point.
 WORKING OREMAN-Haward B. Claflin. who has been acting as super vising architect in the construction of the addition to the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff, was dis missed yesterday by the commission of l state institutions. It was announced at the offices of the commission that the office of supervising architect at that school had been abolished and that in the future the work would be done by a working foreman" when ever necessary.
 NEW MAN ON JoB-Sam Haley yesterday was at the desk in the state , house formerly presided over by Colo ! nel Fred s. Breen. MT. Haley has been named 10 the position previously
 held by William Glenn of Prescott, as- , sistant to the United States agent
 While Colonel Breen has turned ovel } the duties of the office to MT. Haley he f probably will not be relieved of the
 office of disbursing agent until after
 the return of Colonel Charles W. liar. ris, adjutant general, from Washington
 MURDER PRELIMINARY - Elm Pearson and Bob" Cleaveland, charge,
 jointly with the murder of A. ". Peay
 a Glendale rancher, were arranged il Justice Wheeler's court yesterday an, , their preliminary examination set fo 10 o'clock Monday morning. The bon, , in each case was fixed at $15,000. I