Arizona republican., 1919-09-09

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 HOME FROM VACATION F B. F.. Carper has returned from vacation spent in Elton, La
 WILL SIGN BoNDS-W. K. Bowen, chairman Of the board of supervisors. and Clarence L. Standage, clerk of the board, left last night for Chicago on business connected with the sign ing of county road bonds
 1 WILL TEACH AT INDIAN SCHOOL l Edith V. Shingledecker. of West Middlesex, Pennsylvania, has arrived in the city to take positio mas teacher at the Indian school. Miss Shing1e- decker was formerly a teacher ip the l public schools at West Middlesex. RESERVOIR SHOWS GAIN - For the first time in nearly two months the 1 reservoir at Roosevelt yesterday showed a gain. The amount was 773 i acre feet, a favorable contrast from the loss of HOO acre feet the day be- 1 fore.
 QUICK RETURN TO JAIL - Jose Sonoqui, charged with being a vag- rant, was found guilty yesterday after noon by Judge Thomas in police court and sentenced to 30 days in jail This 1 E Sonoqufs second term in the city i joil within the past few months
 K. c. WILL MEET TONIGHT Knights Of Columbus officers for the ensuing year will be elected by Marcos de Niza council, No. 11S9, at a meeting to be held this evening at 8 o'clock in 1 Pythian hall. An interesting number Of the program prepared for the social session is an address by Rev. Father Henry on Mission Indian Work"
 COOL, WET DAY FOR CITY - Phoenix had IA inch of rain during the shower which fell yesterday morn ing and at 8 o'clock the temperature was but CT degrees, the coolest regis tered in the city since June 20 The maximum temperature for Phoenix yesterday was also the lowest since early summer S1 degrees.
 COTTON GROWERS OPEN OFFICE The Arizona Cotton Growers asso- citation has opened offices for the sea- son at IT West Adams street, where information of benefit to the growers may be obtained. Fears that a short age of help is imminent have been re- moved by the assurance of the associa- ton that cotton pickers will be plenti- full
 BACK FROM HARD TRlP-J. B. Nelson, assistant city attorney, has re- | turned from Prescott where he spent a three weeks vacation. The road from Prescott, according to MT. Nell son, is in very bad repair. On the way down, the tires of his machine were practically ruined by the boulder strewn highway
 MRS. H. RAE RETURNs-Mrs. H. Rae has returned from her vacation | pt1 and will be glad to see her friends at her home, 19 South Fifth avenue. Mrs Rae is accompanied to Phoenix by Mrs. Clara Pearce, formerly of Long Beach, California, who will remain here with Mrs. Rae for the winter.
 HEARS FIRST CRIMINAL CASE Joe Bochetti, charged with the lar ceny of a bicycle, is the first defendant to be tried on criminal charge before Judge Stanford during the present term of court Bochetti's case came up yesterday, but owing to the absence of several material witnesses for the state the case was continued until g.: 30 o'clock this morning.
 M'EWEN-KELLEY WEDDING = Miss Clarice McEwen, 70s South Center street, was married on Satur- day evening to Louis Kelley, by the Reverend W. S. Buchanan of Central l Christian church. The marriage cere- mony was performed at the church parlors, and the young couple will I make their home on South Center \ street.
 4 STATE FAIR PROGRAM OUT = The Arizona state fair program-144 Il pages of it, and complete in every de- tail. has been issued and is available at the office of the commission and at the chamber of commerce. The pro- gram is replete with features of in- terest, and the list of exhibits and premiums offered are unusually full and complete.
 CHARGED WITH EMBEZzLE- MENT-W. W Powell, charged with embezzlement from the Phoenix Print i ing company, will be given his prelim- mary hearing before Justice De Souza at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Powell was arrested on complaint of Mark E. Heinze who claims Powell appropriat- ed $6O paid him for the engraving com pany by H. M Maus. He was released on $500 bond.
 GERMER- MURPHY WEDDING = Miss Clara Germer was married on l Sunday evening to Charles M. Murphy of Clifton. The ceremony was per- formed by the Reverend ". s. Buch- anan of the Central Christian church, at the home of the bride, 810 North Fourth street. The young couple left last night for short wedding trip. | following which they will be at home in Clifton.
 LIEUT.. AND MRS. MITCHELL IN I CITY-Lieutenan Eugene H. Mitchell, accompanied by Mrs. Mitchell. arrived in the city from Jerome yesterday af- ternoon. Lieutenant Mitchell is in command of 32 members of Company F. 18th infantry, stationed at Douglas on their way back to Douglas after service at Jerome under the lieuten- ant since the strike at Jerome more than year ago.
 RAIN FALLS FREELY Several heavy rains have been reported throughout the state during the past week. Nogales had a good drenching, receiving 3.09 inches. Douglas had 1.S9 inches, Crown King 1.10 inches, Fort Bayard, New Mexico, 1.40 inches and Thatcher .54 inch. Pinto had almost an inch, reporting .95 inch, with cattle fattening and grass more plentiful. Williams had or inch with cattle and range excellent.
 CHARGED WITH RoBBING STORE l-Deputy Sheriff Evan Wilson yester- day brought in Joe Sanchez from Hot Springs Junction, charged with having robbed the store of his employer, Harry Cox Cox states that he had been missing things from the store for some time and upon searching his em- I ploye's room is said to have found the missing goods. He detained Sanchez until an officer could be sent. The sheriff's office last night stated that Sanchez had confessed
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