Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
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TOM DUNBARS AT LOS ANGELES -Mr and Mrs. Tom Dunbar of Phoe- nix are occupying a suite at the Hotel Alexandria at Los Angeles.
 ED. F. MURPHY IN CITY-Ed F. Murphy of the NJ. J. Brandenstein company of San Francisco is in the city on a special trip in the interests of their product, Tree Tea
 JOINS BOWER CO.-Mrs. Hal Pur- dun, who has been employed at the R. A. Watkins Printing Co, Inc, as solicitor is no longer with that firm, but has accepted a position with the Bower company.
 MOVING TO RAY-Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Phillips of Ray are in Phoenix nov ing the furniture of Rev. E. N- Phil lips. former pastor of the Christian church, to Ray. Mrs. Pearl R. Phil lips, former president of the Y. W. c. A, in this city and recently of Tacoma, Wash, will make her home in Ray.
 POSTMASTER GOES EAST-S. J, Nicholson, postmaster, left last even ing for Chicago where he will spend months vacation. While he will spend most of his time in the Windy City. short trips to Washingto ton and other eastern cities. He will join Mrs. Nicholson in Chicago. She has been spending the summer there with friends.
 CHARGED WITH AssAULT-Le- onardo Gutierrez and Ygnacio Herrera yesterday were arraigned before Jus tice Mckee on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish a bond of $500 each. Their case will have a preliminary hearing next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Pablo Perez, 26, and Emeteria Valdez, IS, both of Phoenix; James Henry Yer ner, 57, and Ida Powell, 53, both of Phoenix; Harry L. Ryder 27, and Ruth V. Springer, 19, both of Phoenix; and Frank P. Kern. 61. of Phoenix. and Annie Fry, 50, of Houck.
 PAVING ASSESSMENTS DUE Paving assessments are now due at the office of the city treasurer and unless paid at once the entire amount may be levied. According to J. c. c. H. Boon, city treasurer, property own CTS are not showing the interest they should in meeting their assessment ob- legations promptly.
 TO FACE KIDNAPPING CHARGE Mariana Garcia yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of Kidnapping and was commit ted to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of S1000 He will have a hearing on next Thursday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock. Garcia is charged by Felipe Gonzales with taking his minor daughter, Manuella Gonzales, by force to another part of the county. Garcia says he married the girl and did not kidnap her. The Gonzales live in Chandler.
 FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT After hearing yesterday afterno con, Howard c. Russell of Glendale was found guilty by Justice Mckee of sim pie assault and fined SIG. A charge of threatening to commit an offense was dismissed. Robert Brill alleged that Russell struck him with his fist and knocked him into a ditch and then threatened to kill him. Russell admit ted striking the blow and said he then assisted Brill out of the ditch.
 ARRESTED IN GLOBE-Wanted in Phoenix on a felony charge, Jesse L. Entrekin yesterday was arrested in Globe by officers of that city and is being held for the local authorities Deputy Sheriff Al De Witt left yes terday afternoon for Globe to bring the man here. Entrekin is charged with failure to provide for his wife and children whom the officers say he de- serted in this city.