Arizona republican., 1919-04-30
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WAS GOING TOO FAsT-CarI Le- sueur was fined s10 by Justice de Souza yesterday for violation of the speed law.
 PLEADS GUILTY = G. c. Suggs pleaded guilty to the charge of assault before Justice de Souza yesterday and was fined sl0.
 FINED FOR sPEEDING-T W. Wilson was fined s1o by Justice Wheeler yesterday for violating the speed law on the Tempe highway.
 LEAVE FOR HOME-Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bates. who have been here since Saturday on business and as guests of MT and Mrs. c. H. Valentine, returned last night to their home in Prescott.
 STATE VETERINARIAN LEAVES pr. Flight, state veterinarian, left last night for Flagstaff to investigate the reported outbreak in that vicinity of contagious abortion among range cattle.
 C.. OF C, TRAFFIC COMMITTEE MEETS-The traffic committee will meet in the chamber of commerce building this afternoon at o'clock The officers request all members to De present.
 THESE MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to T. \. Irwin, | q, Chandler, and Eura A. Johnson. 19, Chandler; Pedro Corta, 32, Chandler, and Angela Silva, 22, Chandler; Jose Flores, 34, Chandler, and Margarita Bracamonte, 19, Chandler.
 COMMISSION HOLDING HEAR ! NG-Commissioners Betts and Jones of the corporation commission are holding a hearing today in Somerton in the matter of the demand of the cit izens there that the Western Union be ordered to put in an office there.
 HEAR SALARY SUIT FRIDAY The mandamus suit brought by Ben Clark, deputy land commissioner. to compel the state auditor to pay him the increased salary under one of the questioned emergency measures, will be heard in the superior court Friday before Judge Pattee.
 c. OF c. DIRECTORS MEETING The board of directors of the cham Der of commerce hold their regular weekly session this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A large attendance of the boar dis desired. The meeting will be held in the Chamber of Commerce building.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY PICNIC TOMORROW-The annual picnic of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will be held at Eastlake park tomorrow afternoon starting at 4;30 o'clock. Members at tending the picnic are requested to bring fork, cup and spoon.
 or@KrtN NfIMOAM taGkIN 1 VICE-Stokely Vinson, who graduated from Phoenix high school last spring left last night for a camp near Los Angeles. Later he will be transferred to a camp in the east and sent tC France, where he will serve in the army of occupation. Young Vinson ha. enlisted in the cavalry.
 HERE FROM CUBA-Mrs. D. Forc Mccormick arrived yesterday iron Cuba on the first visit home in thre, years. She plans to pass two months with her mother Mrs. Annette Powers of Lexington avenue, and will b. joined here in few weeks by her bus band, who is a well known mine man ager of Cuba
 TO HEAR TAX CASE-Alex Baker for the office of the attorney general and Attorney H. M. Fennemore, for the plaintiffs, left this morning for Flor ence for the hearing Of the new ta1 case filed by the Southern Arizona Smelling company against Pinal coun [ ty as a result of the raise in their as sessment by the board of equalization.
 SAYS WIFE THREATENED HIM. Mrs. Ruby Sanders threatened he husbands life, according to the clair ) of C. F. Sanders in @ divorce com 3 ! plaint filed in the superior court yes , terday. Sanders alleges that his wifi [ struck him and made threats agains 6 him. She is also charged with CUTS Q ing the man she married in this cit r in February, 1918.
 , YUMA RATE HEARING POST , PONED-Hearing of the Yuma case U on questions of rates for light an 7 power and the use of power from out
 side the state, set for today, have bee t postponed until May 15, by the corpo
 ration commission. The case of tn . United Verde Extension versus certai
 railroads, for refund, has been set for o ward to May 20.
 EXTRADlTE LOS ANGELES-Al U fred Bell. wanted in Los Angeles on
 charge of obtaining money under fals
 pretenses, was extradited yesterday
 going to Los Angeles from TucsoI , where he had been arrested at the re ! quest of the California authorities, i 1 the custody of Deputy Sheriff Waite ! Lipps of Los Angeles The expecte
 fight against extradition by Bells at
 torneys did not materialize. ' ', FILES ADMINISTRATION LET - TERS-Edith Hickey yesterday filed ' petition for letters of administratic ;o of the estate of Mrs. Ada Chase, wi
 left property valued at approximate
 s12,000. The heirs at law are the foJ
 daughters of the decedent who mao
 the request that they should not il Ill herit her interests until a year aft, of her death. Miss Hickey was employt > as the agent of Mrs. Chase during h.
 lifetime.