Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
eral furnish bond for cost, Judge Stan ford placing the amount at $50N.
 PRESCOTT STOCKMAN HERE

 lord placing the amount at $50A
 PRESCOTT STOCkMAN HERE J. w. Sullivan, member of the Arizona legislature for the past two sessions, IS visitor in this city. AIr. Sullivan IS engaged in the stock business at Prescott and has a large acquaintance cut the state. He is a guest at the mercial hotel.
 WINS RIFLE SHOOT-Making 50 points out of possible 90, Haze Burch. constable of the east precinct, won the v calIbre rifle given as a prize in a two months contest held at the Law renee shooting gallery. One hundred and forty cards were entered. The constable has always been considered crack shot as well as a good officer.
 PIONEER VISITING CITY-Charles Rompf, well known mining man and q veteran Of the Civil War, is visitor in this city. He has been q resident of Arizona for the past 42 years and enjoys a large acquaintance through out the state. He is aguest at the Commercial hotel.
 THESE WILL Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Charles \. Ross, 29, Silver City and Etta Roberts, 40. Silver City; John Franklin Peck. 45. Tempe and Myrtle Mae Carter, 22, Tempe; Angel Perez, 23, Chandler and Messimma Bermu- des, f9, Chandler; Crecenciano Flores. 21, Phoenix and Vera Garcia 16, Phoe- nix.
 TO FILE SURVEY-Plat of survey of township F north, range 16 west of the G. & $. R. meridian. has been re- ceiVcd al this office fIom the surveyor general of Arizona and will be off cially filed on July 0. 1919. at o'clock a. m. The unappropriated lands em- braced therein will be open to applica tions on and after June 19 1919, ac- cording to J. l.. Irwin, register and Scott White, receiver
 LEAVE FOR SUMMER ON COAST MT. and Mrs. George Kahrs and their son, George Kahrs, Jr., of PAS West Jefferson street will leave this morning for the coast, making the journey by motor car. Some time will be spent in Los Angeles, various other parts of the coast being visited. Mr. and Mrs. Kahrs will return in the fall, while George, Jr., who was formerly on the staff of The Republican, will enter col lege at Berkeley.
 CAMELBACk SUNDAY SCHOOL The Comeback community Sunday school announces that on Sunday, June s. at 2:45 D. m., Rev. George Logic will address the school: also that a Bible class has been organized and Mrs. H. A. Waite a competent teacher has been put in charge. Sunday school opens at ? p. m. in the Madison Improvement club building on the Indian School road, Mrs. Charles S Keafer, superintendent. Subject Obedience" (Matt. 7:16-29) All are cordially invited.
 ASKS $1,500 FOR INJURIES = A $1,500 action for injuries was insti- tuted in the superior court yesterday by Joaquin Celaya, janitor of the pub lie schools, against William T. Stout as the result of an accident which oc- cured on May 19, when the automobile driven by Stout and the bicycle on which Celaya was riding came together on North Second street The plaintiff holds the defendant entirely respon- sible for the accident in which he re- ceived injuries which kept him from work for two weeks. The suit was brought by Townsend, Stockton and Drake
 w. o. w. MEMORIAL-The Wood- men of the World will hold their an- nual memorial services Sunday after noon at 1;30 o'clock at the K. of F. hall. All members are requested to be present and to bring flowers. All au- tomobile owners are requested to leave their cars at the hall to be used in carrying members and flowers to the cemetery. Another meeting will be held Monday evening, June g, to elect a clerk for the local camp. A full atten- dance of the members is desired by the officers at this meeting as it is an inn portant one.
 REFUSE TO RETURN BOOKS - Following the hearing Thursday of the Texas Globe Oil and Gas company, the company, by the former president, Wal ther Wolf, demanded that the corpora tion commission return the books and documents of the company to them. The demand was refused, upon advice of Assistant Attorney General Clyde Candy. The books were seized last Saturday by the secretary of the com mission, A. E. Stezer upon the order of the commission, and used in the hearing.
 PAYS LIQUOR FINE Mrs. M. Brown, who conducts an East Wash ington street rooming house, was sen
 
 many days by Judge Stanford yester- day before whom she pleaded guilty of disposing of intoxicating liquor. She paid the fine. Mrs. Brown stated that she sold only one pint and that to q man who assured her he wanted the liquor for a friend who was ill. She said that was the first time she had ever violated the law.
 WANT MEN FOR SERVICE - The sergeant in charge of the local marine corps recruiting station at 1612 West Washington street. states that a num- Der of men who have had previous ser vice with the army and marine corps are needed at once for service in France and Germany with the L. $. marines. This is, he says, the greatest oppor- tunity ever offered, as this is special limited service and men enlisting if this service will be discharged upon their return to the United States this fall. There is also a number of men wanted efOr the aviation branch of the marine corps motor mechanics. Such men must have had some experience as motor mechanics.
 PRISON TERMS FOR BANDITS EnricO Moline and Geronimo Limon, who were found guilty of robbery by jury in Judge StanfOrd'S court, were sentenced to serve not less than five nor more than six years at the state penitentiary. In pronouncing sentence the court stated that the case would be called to the attention of the immi- grafton officers. The Mexicans were