Arizona republican., 1911-06-06

x46 x4xS!9SN "A b6I V 0h NEW NOTARY-E B. Devine of
 Florence has been appointed d notary
 public.
 LYNCH -GOTHARO - Edward J. Lynch and Miss Eliza Gothard were
 united in marriage yesterday by Judge Johnstone.
 THEY WILL KNOW TODAY-It
 was stated yesterday that Judge Kent
 would probably announce a decision l today in the Tempe local option case of A. A. Gibson against the board of supervisors for a writ of review. STREET RAILWAY BETTER
 MENTS-A large force of men was engaged yesterday in laying new and
 heavier steel on the Washington street
 car line between Seventh avenue and
 the Carnegie library.
 FOR TEMPORARY WORk-Her-
 bert w Worcester of Tucson has en-
 tered the employ of the surveyor gen.
 
 mineral department during the rush season.
 and Mrs Frank Connolly and Mrs Ida Price left on Sunday evening for San Francisco, where the ladies will spend
 the summer. Mir. Connolly will return | to the city in about a month. WILL FILL ENGAGEMENTS Prof. R. II. Forbes of the University
 of Arizona has written the board of | trade that he will be here June A, farmers day, to talk to the farmers ! on the subject of date culture. au the l request of the board. Thomas Hall
 who has been asked to speak on Fruits" has in like manner signified his acceptances of the commission. A WEEKS VACATION-Miss Mill dred A. Harmon, the popular cashier at Gass Bros chop house, has been en- toying a weeks vacation in the Wilson district, where she has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Graham. she had been feeling poor | ly for some time, but returns to her duties decidedly refreshed by her short outing.
 SPEAKING OF THE VAlLEY-
 R. R. Doubleday. a photographer who spent considerable time in Phoenix last spring and who took many pho | tographs of the valley and reservoir.
 writes Secretary Welch of the board
 of trade that he is now delivering a
 series of lectures on the project to Fl Paso audiences and is doing well. his lectures being illustrated with
 slides made from his own pictures. INFORMATION WANTED-F. J. Gallagher of 610 Cherry street. Seattle, has written to Phoenix desiring to learn the wherea bouts of his uncle. from whom he has not heard in eleven years The uncle's name is Peter 0'Dea. or Peter O'Wea, as the pen manship is not clear in respect of the name. MT. Gallagher says that when
 last heard from his uncle was in the
 cattle and mining business in this vii cinity. He says he has some great news" for him if he can be located, so anyone who happens to know the man
 can do a favor by putting him in touch
 with his relative.
 LONG AUTOMOBILE TRIP-Mr. and Mrs A. J. Wirtz ana their four l children who came here in an auto
 mobile from San Diego about two weeks ago, expect to leave tomorrow by the same conveyance, with their former home in Iowa as their deS-
 tination They went from Iowa to San
 Diego q couple of years ago and are now going east again at their leisure, expecting to travel via Denver where they will stop for a time. They may decide to remain in Iowa or they may come west again if the cold weather chills them too much. They had
 fine trip from San Diego to Phoenix their machine not even suffering the puncture of a tire.
 THE MOGNETT DIVORCE CASE
 The case of Naomi C. Mognett against Jackson Mognett for divorce went to trial yesterday after futile efforts at
 compromise as to the division of the property. They came so near an agreement once that there was only s65 between them. but it might as well have been s65,000. for concession on each side had been stretched to
 the breaking point. Both parties are well along in years. though they mar ried late in life The struggle is en-
 tirely over the property. So little is heard of the causes specified in the complaint. abandonment and failure to
 support. that the casual listener would acquire an impression that the litiga-
 ton is a suit for an accounting. TESTING THE BEET TOPPER
 The sugar beet topping machine re- gently shipped to Glendale from Brush, Colorado. by J. r. Epperson and AL
 bert Crume, the inventor. was given preliminary trial test Monday on one