Arizona republican., 1920-02-05
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SLAUGHTER OF GREENLEE CO. Sheriff A. H. Slaughter of Greenlee county arrived last night from Clifton with Ferdinand Martinez sentenced to serve from six to twelve years in the state penitentiary for grand larceny He will leave for Florence with Mar tinez this morning.
 GOVERNOR TO SPEAk-Governor Thomas E. Campbell will speak on Cooperation in School Efforts" at the regular monthly meeting of the Balsz Parent Teacher associat tion which will be held at the school house tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. Refreshments will be served and every school patron is invited to attend
 PARISH ESTATE IN COURT Ihlrty thousand shares of capital stock III the Cieneguita Consolidated Mines company, valued at S1,500, and first mortgage bonds in the same company Tn the sum of S31,250 formed the bulk of the late Thomas Edwin Parish, ac- cordlng to an inventory and appraise- ment of his estate filed yesterday with the clerk of the superior court by George ID. Christy, J. L. B. Alexander and C. F. Gerard, the appraisers
 SUES FOR DIVORCE = Alleging that Albino Byballestero paid too much attention to BoniIlas. his wife, Eusibio Boniilas filed suit for divorce from Maria Bonillas yesterday in the su- perior court. They were married in
 THESE WILL WED-Marriag u
 THERE WILL WED-Marriage i- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk or the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Francisco Zazueta A, and Josefa Osuna, A, both of ToI- leson; Ygnacio Alcalan, 19, and Octa- viana Martinez, IT, both of Tempe: Tomas Soto. %, and Carolina Robes, Is, both of Phoenix; Ruma1do AgneIar g, and Juana Lerma, 19, both of TOIIeSOn
 CAR IS FOUND WRECKED A Dodge car owned by McArthur Broth CTS, stolen Tuesday night, was found yesterday on Mcdowell road in a wrecked condition. No clue has been found which will lead to the apprehen- sion of the thieves
 O. E. S. AUXILIARY-T auxiliary or Phoenix chapter No. ,, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold reception for past and present officers of the chap ter in Masonic hall Thursday. February D. at D. m. There will be a program and refreshments, and all members are urged to be present. The hostesses for the day will be Mrs. J. P. Ivey, Mrs Conrad Hess, Mrs. Ivey Wilson, Mrs J. H. Williams, Mrs. F. E. Cotton. Mrs. Oscar Bartlett and Mrs. Chester Wood bury.
 MADISON IMP. CLUB-The Madi- son Improvement club will give another one of their popular dances at their club house on Indian school road Fri day night, February 6. The hostesses are Mrs. Ray Ward, Mrs. Eddy Mrs Charles Nafziger and Mrs. T. E. F'itz- simmons.
 GINNED 32,7o1 BALEs-There were 32.701 bales of cotton. counting round bales as half bales. ginned in Maricopa county from the crop of 1919 prior to January Is, 1920, as compared with 20673 bales ginned prior to January Is. 1919, according to the bureau of the census, department of commerce.
 VISITS UNCLE AND AUNT-Miss Minelva Stewart, daughter of Mrs. J. T. Stewart of Prescott, is in Phoenix from the Mile High City" visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Fred R. Stewart of 1545 West Pierce street
 BALANCED LUNCH, IS SUBJECT Miss F'lossie Wells, home demonstra- ton agent for Maricopa county. will speak at the meeting of the Wilson Parent Teacher association Friday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock on the subject of "A Balanced Lunch" All parents and friends of the district are invited to be present The meeting will be held in the school house.
 DOG LICENSES ARRIVE - For some time the city has been out of dog licenses. A new supply has been re- ceived so that those who were holding off from purchasing will no longer have that excuse, Humane Officer Can ming announces that the requirement of purchasing licenses will be strictly en- forced. He will take up every dog found without a tag and will immedi- ately give him away to whoever will buy a tag. without attempting com munication with his former owner He has now a female collie, six months old. for which he wants q home. The usual fee of $5 is attached
 PHELPS DODGE ATTY. HERE-E. F. Ellinwood chief counsel for Phelps Dodge & CO. arrived from Bisbee yes terday morning and will remain in the city for week on private business.
 RECITAL ON FRIDAY-Liftle boys and girls from the piano primary de narfrneut of tho School of Music in i