Arizona republican., 1918-04-17
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SPEEDING FINE F. A. Metzler pleaded guilty to violating the speed law on North Central avenue when he appeared before Justice De Souza yes- terday and was fined $10.
 WANTS OLD DIRECTORIES-The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce would like to obtain a number of old copies of the 1917 Phoenix directory, for exchanging with other cities through out the country.
 DICK IN SERVICE-Benton Dick, Phoenix attorney, is enroute to Wash ington, D. c. from San Francisco in the service of his country. Dick re- gently enlisted in the engineers corps.
 L. p. JONES ARRESTED-L. P. Jones, of the Ray stage line, was ar rested in Tucson yesterday, according to word received by the sheriffs office. Deputy Sheriff D. B. Driskell left last evening for the Old Pueblo for the man who is alleged to have defrauded Cal Messner of s2,600 and Mack Gardner of SLIPS. Jones will probably be ar raigned before Justice De Souza today.
 WAIVE EXAMINATIONS Cosmo ValenZuela and Alfred Limon, charged with burglary, waived their prelimi- nary examination in Justice De Souza's court and were bound over to the su- perior court in the sum of $500 bail The MeXicans are alleged to have stol- en trunk, the property of Louisa Mas.
 ARIZONA FoLDER-The Santa Fe railway has just issued a folder on Arizona. This covers every field of industry and has a great deal of other | information relating to area, geo. Pr2nhV nnnI1latia,, Nol etc. A considerable portion of it is devoted to the agricultural section of l Marlcopa county which is splendidly | illustrated, with photos furnished by the local chamber of commerce. | . LlCENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Rich ard J. Darling, Jr., .27. Beuse and Hor- tense A. McPaul, 21, Yuma; Abdullah 5. Deen, 23, Buckeye and Carmen Am parano, IS, Buckeye; Jose F. Morales, Zl, Chandler and Rasaura Noriega, IS, Chandler. A marriage license was is- sued Monday to James H. Gill, 37, Phoenix and Amelia M. Darrie, A. Phoenix.
 KILL THE SER"-Forwarding a large amount of lead foil to he Red Cross with card stating that it Is to be used to "kill the Kaiser" pupils of the Buckeye school have contributed to the magazine and newspaper depot Mrs. J. A. Rogers in charge of the de- pot stated yesterday she had received that day besides the lead foil, four pounds of tin foil from the Buckeye valley girls and boys, nine pounds from the Mckinley school and three pounds from the Balsz school.
 1 LIQUOR SENTENCES-Gold Will. | 1InNa
 violating the liquor law by a jury which also recommended clemency was fined $500 or one day for eacl dollar, by Judge Stanford yesterday Other sentences imposed by the cour were 5ohn Doe Snyder who was giver 60 days for bootlegging the date oi sentence to start from March 26, anC a fine of $500 or one day for each So and Harry Davis who was given 3( days dating from March 25 and fined $500 or one day for each dollar.
 DRUGGISTS FlNED-Fines in the sum of S25O for the druggists and s25 for their clerks who violated the liquol law through the sale of Jamaica ginger and tonics containing a percentage o1 alcohol were imposed by Judge Stan ferd yesterday when the defendants appeared for sentence. J. A. Jones, R E. Dunn, c. E. Mason, as proprietors ol drug stores paid the larger fine, while a s25 fine were paid by A. L. Boehmel and Robert Burns. George N. Me Bean will be sentenced at 1:30 o'clocI today.
 WELCOMING MASTER HUNTER I-Word has been received here of the arrival on April of baby boy at the house of MT. and Mrs. Hubert $. Hunt. CT, formerly of Phoenix, but now livine in Fl Paso, Texas. He has been named Charles Benton Hickman Hunter Tht
 baby is their third son and is tho
 grandson of MT. and Mrs w R. Hick-
 man and of MT. and Mrs. Robert Hunt
 CT, both families living in the valle, northeast of Phoenix. Mrs Huber Hunter will be remembered by man! | friends here as Miss Villa France
 Hickman. Mir. Hunter is assistan news editor of the Fl Paso Herald