Arizona republican., 1920-11-23

dations afforded them at the grounds, | it is said.
 ARE QUIETLY MARRIED-wallac
 Rutherford and Miss Hazel Budd, well | known among the Phoenix younger set,
 were quietly. married Saturday even 1 ing, Dr. c. D. Culver officiating. Only
 near relatives and close friends of the
 couple witnessed the ceremony, with George Lee and Easter Williams act ! ing as best man and brides maid, re- spectively.
 ORDER FOR SURvEY-The sur
 veyor general issued an order yester-
 day for the mineral survey of the Lin- den, Tri- Mountain Hancock Hill. Rhode Island, Willie, Joker, Libbie, Rhoda, Central, Houghton Hill Copper Range and Baltic mining claims. situ- ated in the Warren mining district, Co.,
 chise county, and claimed by John B.
 Rice, James T. Skelly and Michael
 Foundy. The same claimants have
 also asked for an order of survey for 1 the claims Nellie, Boston and Franklin,
 also in Cochise county.
 MRS. DAVIS TO SING TODAY
 Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, well known contralto. will be the vocal soloist be- fore the music section of the Woman s club this afternoon. it was announced last evening. Mrs. Davis will sing group of three songs, as follows: (a) 'If I But Knew" by Dolcegrassmayer; l (b) Rose in Garden" by Neidlinger and Gel Dawn on a Desert" by Ger trude Ross.
 1 LABEL MAKES NO DIFFERENCE IA skull and cross bones' label dle not prevent Miguel Martinez and Ro, man Medina from tapping the content' of a bottle As a result they stood De fore Judge Thomas in police court yes lterday and received sentences of 2 ldays each in the city jail. Accordint Ito Officers Williams and McCloud wh' arrested the two Mexicans, Medina urged Martinez to start fight witt the officers so that he could make m
 escape. Martinez, the officers said : followed his companions advice b, drawing a knife. He was quickly dis
 armed and the two placed safely in tn city jail Pablo Estelo also found mis fortune in a bottle of booze. Estel
 admitted to Judge Thomas that he Wa : drunk Saturday night He explaine B that while in that condition he wa : robbed To this loss the judge added : fine of $5.
 lT LICENSED TO WED-Lincenses T marry were issued yesterday to Jac r Wauson, 21. and Frances Griff, 70, Dot :, of Phoenix: Jesus Romero, zl, an
 | SaDGl 6OmGIO, Ios bOeh OA
 Elmer Anderson, 22 and Barbara . : flight, 26, both of Phoenix; and n Cordova, 46, and Juana Vasquez,, | both of Chandler.
 = SUPERVISORS GRANT PETlTIO e l--At its regular weekly meeting ye' e terday morning the board of supervl' s ors granted the petition for a new irr e gation district south of the Salt Xiv : near Laveen The petition was pr' n sented to the board several weeks az : by J. w. Jackson and Attorneys J. Il Gust and Frank O. smith. when 1t W; n approved ard the date of the hearir T set for yesterday. The election ca
 for the district will be set at an ear = date. The district is to contain 1,2 e acres.
 e ARRAIGNED ON STOLEN GooE 'tl CHARGE-G. c. Gibson was arraign' e yesterday before Justice Mckee on d charge of receiving stolen goods. [ l- was released under a bond of S5 Is which he furnished for his-appearan Is at a preliminary hearing of the. ca IT next Wednesday afternoon at o'cloc > The complaint was made by Marsha