Arizona republican., 1921-08-26
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ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE

ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE "A license to marry was issued yester- day to William c. Maddox, 24 and Ruth Mitchell. 21. both of Phoenix.
 GOES TO okLAHoMA - Miss Dorothea Elliott, 621 North Fifth ave- nue. left Tuesday evening for Okla homa City, Okla, where she will attend high school during the winter. While there she will make her home with her sister, Mrs. Mark Curtis
 OPEN HOUSE PosTPcNEp-El Zaribah Temple, Nobles of the Mys- tic Shrine. will not hold open house tonight. this ceremony having been cancelled in respect to the memory of Past Potentate Epes Randolph.
 VISIT sAcRAMENTo-The Miss es Bab. Lucille and Rose Simpson, all of Phoenix, stopped in Sacramento during their recent trip through Cal ffornia and visited a number of places of historical interest including Fort Sutter, the first interior settle- ment by white men in California. and center of activities in the gold rush days of 1S49.
 HELD IN TUcsoN-According to message yesterday from Tucson to the sheriffs office here, Jose Clark alias Augustin Marquez, alias Jose Aguirre, alias Andre Ramon, has been arrested in that city and is being held for the local officials. Clark is wanted here on charge of passing a bogus check. An officer left last night to bring him back to Phoenix.
 CATTLE COMING BACK - Range cattle which were shipped to Texas aud other points in large numbers during the period of droslth in this state are beginning to come back and are expected to be in in great num- bers shortly, said Secretary Stephens of the live stock sanitary board yes- terday. Dr. Flight, state veterinarian, had received letter making appli- cation for thu shipment of 14 cars from Texas point.
 HEARING POSTPONED - The hearing of the injunction against the Arizona Eastern to restrain it from changing its schedule between Phoe- nix and Winkelman before hearing, was< yesterday postponed to Septem- Der The contempt case against the officials of the road for disre- gardinG the order of the comnnis- sion. docketing the application for hearing, and set for next Monday, had been continued to September T. SCHOOL TO oPEN-rhe Alha1n- bra school will open on Monday, September IF, amid its new sur roundings. The handsome building has been further improved with two new school rooms and d new audi torium with seating capacity of 450. The cost of these Improvements was $30, 900. There will be a. corps of six teachers including the princi- pal, Professor Spratlin, who will en- ter upon his third year. In addition l to the usual courses there will be part time courses in domestic science, manual training and vocational edu- cation. The new school building ii 1 not only one of the handsomest of
 rural schools but is one of the most
 NEW RATE oN HONEY U The l Artxona Eastern Railroad company l and the Southern Pacific yesterday l were authorized by the rate depart l ment of the state corporation com l mission to establish commodity l rate on strained honey from Phoenix l Buckeye and Wfnkelman to Benson This action was taken 3n the appli- cation of a citizen of Benson who handles honey extensively. The rate 45 centS from Phoenix and 50 cents l from Buckeye, is for carload lots o1 q minimum weight of 24.000 pounds l Previous to thiss honey took the l fourth class rate.
 AGAIN -ARREsrEp--According |. advices received at the sheriffs of
 flee yesterday. R. E. Jackson, whs Irecently was arrested here and helt 1 for several hours on the theory tha
 the car he was driving had beer stolen, has been arrested in Silvel
 City, N. M., where he is being hels for Bakersfield. Cal. authorities. H.
 is wanted in Bakersfield, the advic,
 stated, on charges of forgery and em bezzlement. When Jackson wa
 picked up here the sneriffsat Bakers sI field wired to local officers tha
 Jackson had purchased the car there Il Following the release of Jackson, tn
 Bakersfield official wired local off cers to re-arrest him. but Jacksc,
 had left town. On advices from tn
 sheriffs office here he was arreste in New Mexico.