Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
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UNDERESTIMATE IS lll-Charles Bowers, undersheriff, was not on duty yesterday owing to a sudden illness.
 FROM CASTLE HOT SPRINGS M T. Grier, manager of Castle Hot Springs hotel. was in Phoenix yester- day on business visit
 LUMBERMAN H FER E-E. T. Me GOnigle, president of the McGonigle Lumber Company, of Riordan, Arizona, is stopping at the Jefferson and will remain in Phoenix for a few days.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Jake Cooper. 24 Nesalia, Calif, and Bessie Edelstein, 93. Phoenix; George F.. Moore. IT, Tolleson and Treasure May Sweat. 1G, Glendale.
 MRS. HENRY CROW lLL-The many friends of Mrs. Henry Crow will regret to learn of the very serious ill., ness of this estimable woman who is in her 9Os. Mrs. Crow. who lives at 1907 East Van Buren street, is one of the pioneer residents of Arizona.
 PUPILS REClTAL-A recital will be given Wednesday afternoon at the Arizona School of Music by young pu- pills from the violin. piano, expression and dancing departments. On account of the public school hours. the program will begin at 4:30. The public is cor dially invited
 BAND PRACTICE ToNIGHT-The city band. under the direction of P. A. Venne. will practice tonight at the city hall at 7:30 o'clock. Professor Venne has announced that his organization is coming forward so rapidly that they will be able to offer public concert in the near future.
 HnAr EnD NHcIr Mr. and Mrs. John Neal of Whittier, California. arrived in Phoenix a few days ago and are visiting their daugh- ter. Mrs. Leon R. Gass. They are ac- companied by their daughter. Mrs Maud Reed of Los Angeles. The party expects to remain for the balance of the winter
 BIG INITIATION MEETING - The newly organized Chandler council of the Knights and Ladies of Security. will hold a big initiation meeting on the first Thursday night in April. More than 100 candidates will be present to have the work exemplified by the na- | tional officers.
 ESTATE IN COURT - William | Cummins yesterday filed a petition | for letters of administration of the es- | tate of Robert l.. Bacon who died in l this city on March .. The Bacon es- tate is given an estimated value of i $1.0OO. The petition will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman or March 24. . TO FACE ASSAULT CHARGE TO- ! DAY-James r. Caldwell. a negro. will i be given his preliminary examination ! before Justice Wheeler at o'clock this afternoon on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Carlos Estrado will | appear as the complaining witness, the Mexican alleging that Caldwell as- | Saulted him with a knife.
 SENTENCED FOR PETTY LAR | CENY-Pedro Rosario. who pleaded
 guilty to the charge of petty larceny
 when brought before Judge Stanford yesterday. was sentenced to serve from ! November 21 to the present date and ordered to return to Francisco Men debles SEQ which he stole from the
 Mexican.
 ENTERTAIN THlMBlE CLUB
 Mrs. Fredonia Stevenson and Mrs 1 Mary Siedel will entertain the Roya 1 Neighbors Thimble club Tuesday aft
 ernoon, March Il, at the home of Mrs Siedel, 706 East Willetta street. I'm | portant business will be discussed ant
 all members arc requested to b ! present.
 ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINS TRATlON-Roy C. Herald. forme
 clerk of the land office who died il
 this city a week ago. left an estate O
 S4,631.s9. according to a petition fo l letters of administration filed by hi
 widow. Mrs. Ethel Herald. in the of | flee Of the clerk of the court yester
 day. The heirs-at-law are the widow