Arizona republican., 1919-01-14
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SPEEDER FlNED-Sam Ronis. a speed law violator, was fined sl0 by Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 SPEEDER PAYS $10-Alfrad Becker was fined Sl0 by Justice De SouzA yes terday for violating the speed law on North Central avenue.
 RECOVERS FROM FLU Haze Burch, constable of the east precinct, who has been i'll for several weeks with influenza, has recovered. He attenled his duties yesterday for the first time since his illness.
 DANCE POSTPONED-The dancing party announced to be given on the evening of January l5 under the aus pices of Alianza Hispano Amiricano has been indefinitely postponed on ac count of the influenza epidemic
 PHOENIX GIN RAWING-At the drawing yesterday at the Phoenix gin of the Southwest Cotton company the following were entitled to deliver three bales of cotton each to that gin ons Jan uary 20: Hugh F Campbell, ollie Clip pdrd and George Gates
 GUILTY OF LARCENY-Sidro Cor dova, Juan Sanchez and Julian Rosas, were found guilty of petty larceny by Justice Wheeler yesterday and fined $500 or sentenced to serve one day for each g.. The MeXicans. who stole from a Tempe shop, will serve time
 METHODIST LADIES TO seW- The ladies of the First M. F.. church will meet at the Red Cross rooms in the Central school building at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning to sew for the Red Cross. The ladies are Tt quested to come prepared to spend the day
 THESE TO MARRY-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Floyd NJ. Birden, 2, Peoria and Wilma B. Edwards. IS, Pearia; Severo Obregon, 25, Tempe and Matilda Tona, IS. Tenn pc; Louis E. Martin, 3S. Maricopa. and Emilina Romero. 26. Maricopa: William l Lester. IS, Buckeye. and Rosie Wetzler 1 r, Buckeye.
 JACK ABBOTT BACk-Jack Ab- bolt, q member of the band Of the 15Sth regiment, who was detached for other service, returned to the city yesterday ! having secured his discharge from the service. Mr. Abbott lately landed Ill 1 this country from England and re- turned to Phoenix by the way of San 1 Francisco.
 FIREsToNE OFFICIAL HERE 1 F. C. Flickinger, Los Angeles branch | iiifAAA0otl VI Nlf IIltSlOliG IIt tOI1 i pany, arrived in Phoenix yesterday ir l the interests of Firestone tires He was accompanied by J. F. Ayres. whC 1 assumes position of traveling repre- sentative. covering the state of Ari zona, with headquarters in this city
 AT LAST, HEARS FROM SON. J. W. Canning yesterday received let l ter from his son Harry in France, the | first heard from him in eleven weeks This letter bore the date of December l3. He wrote that he was quite well and was enjoying himself From all the information Obtainable there he eX- pected 10 be guest Of France for the next five or six months.
 BROTHER IS HONORED-Attorne
 General Jones yesterday received i;
 telegram saying that his younge
 brother. Seymour Jones, on that da!
 had been unanimously elected speak
 of the Oregon house of representatives
 AIr. Jones and his brother were en
 gagged in q law partnership in tn,
 Puget Sound country until the forme
 came to Arizona several years ago. MINE DIRECTORS TO MEET-Tht directors of the Silver King mine O Arizona will hold meeting today at o'clock at the office of Alexander & Christy in the Fleming building. Mem
 bers of the board of directors are: A W. Hillebran, president; W. F. Aims worth, secretary and treasurer; Enc!
 Booth, director and r.. J. Stern, direc
 tor. After the meeting today the mem
 bers of the company will take a trip {, the Silver King mine, after which MI Ainsworth and MT. Booth will return t,
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