Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
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JUDGE THOMAS RETuRNS-Frank Thomas, city clerk and magistrate, re- turned from an extended trip into the northwest and cities along the Paciilc coast yesterday.
 CHA RIVER UP-The Gila river IS now too high for crossing at Sacaton according to reports received by the weather bureau yesterday.
 THESE MAY MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Samuei l. Douglas. 2, and Bertha Mlnter, Ii, both of Phoenix; and Donald Hazeiton Biery, "A, of Gilbert and Sarah Melissa Pomeroy, 23. of Mesa.
 GOING TO PRESCOTT-Mrs. F. C.. Hoettner accompanied by her daugh- ter. Helen and baby. Dorothy, will leave today for Prescott where they will spend a two weeks vacation.
 FINED BY JUSTiCE-John J. Gould yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of flooding the
 public highway and was fined So IL
 was alleged by w. w. Whitwam that
 Gould permitted irrigation water 10 flow onto the Base Line road.
 RETURN FROM COAST = Mir. and Mrs. Jack Wolman, who have been en- toying a 10 weeks trip through the eastern part of the country, returned
 to this city, Thursday. preparatory to | leaving for Los Angeles, where they will spend 10 days.
 1 PUT UNDER BOND-After a hear ing of the case yesterday afternoon,
 Justice Mckee found Sam Hill guilty
 of threatening to commit an offense and placed him under a bond of $250. 1 which he furnished. to keep the peace. Mrs Velma Hall. his wife. alleges that l he threatened to kill her.
 l BIRD DOG GOES BEGGING-Hu- mane Officer Canning has bird dog | for which he would like to find a N home He is a white dog with spotted t oh afo of \ only expense attached twill be the price
 of q license tag, which his former
 owner neglected.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Abner
 Slate cofored. yesterday pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of threatening to commit an offense. He was released under bond of S250. which he fur nished. to appear for examination next Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Slate is charged by Carlos Mendoza with making threats against himself ano wife.
 BACK FROM VACATION - Rev Cecil M. Aker, pastor of the Centra S Methodist church in the city, returned 8SfThursdsy from months vacation spent in a camping trip through thu northern part of the state. He visited T the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff Mary s A Mormon and Stonemans lakes, spend s ing the last ten days on Groom Greet near Prescott. He reports the rOad \ good the fishing fine and most delight full weather.
 ARRAIcNED ON CHARGE-Azal I N Martensen yesterday pleaded not guilt before Justice Mckee on arrafg nmen to a charge of reckless driving H \ Was released on his own recognizanc to appear for examination next Wed E nesday morning at 10 o'clock. It H alleged by (. E. Grigsby that Marten E sen drove motor car on East Va \ Buren street in such d manner as t E endanger the lives and property ( \ people using the highway.
 HERBERT E. kAYS HAS SON. Commander F. Rays of the U. $. : Al Kansas. of the practice fleet. now i \ San Francisco. is receiving the con \ graduation of friends on the birth \ son. July 29. at Hampton Roads. Va \ where Mrs. Rays is now staying wit \ her mother. Mrs. A. F. F'echteIer. Con \ mander Rays is the son of Mir. and Mir N Emery Kays. of this city. He and h \ wife visited in Phoenix about q yei ago. The son has been named Willial Morrow Rays. after his great grand G .fathar. .Iudse William w. Morrow.