Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
LAKES IuDGMENT

Benton was awarded judgment yester- day in the superior court against M. G. Johnson The suit was on an attach mcnt.
 LEAVE FOR EAST-Among the well known people departing for the east ove~ the northern route are Mr and Mrs. William G. Hartranft and MT. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed who are en route to Chicago anu Philadelphia.
 BIG NCREASE-Returns from the school census being taken throughout the county are slow in coming in, but from the districts already received it is apparant that there will be a decid- ed increase in the figures over pre- ceding years.
 BONNEY COMES TO TOWN.-T. o. BOnney. travelling passenger agent for the Washington Sunset route came ov- CT from the coast yesterday and con- fabbed with the local delegation of Washington Sunset boosters at the Southern Pacific offices.
 FOR THE sUMMER-Mrs. G. W. P Hunt left yesterday for the home of relatives in Pleasant Valley, north ern Gila county, to spend the sum- mer. She went by automobile via Roosevelt to Livingstone where she will be met by friends.
 PIDGiE BATES GETS DIVORCE A divorce decree issued yesterday from the pen of Judge Phillips in favor of Pidgie Bates against Richard Bates. The decree was based on a charge of desertion the plaintiff establishing the fact that her husband had deserted her several years ago since which time she has earned her own living as a pro- feSSional nurse
 A GRATEFUL FORCE-The Re publican force extends it's best wishes to Frank Criswell and hopes he may have so much prosperity he will get tired of it and live as long as he can see anybody else living. He is an old timer in this valley and one of the best of them. In addition to that he sent the boys in the shop" box of fine cigars last night for which due acknowledgment is made
 QUARTERLY EXAMINATION-The quarterly county teachers examination will be held in the Central school building June third and fourth. anu county superintendent Higgins antici- pates a large amount of applicants Under the new law first grade eXamin- ations do not include physics, and there are few other changes. An eNamin- ation in domestic science is to be giver at the same time.
 TRUSTEES APPOINTED - Among the new school districts recently creat- l cd by the board of supervisors to meet 1 the cxigencies of county growth none gives greater promise than that of dis | trict No. 65, better known as the Lit tletOn district Superintendent Riggin, | has been petitionel to name the fol lowing residents of the district a! 1 school trustees. and will undoubtedly comply with the request of the peti- 1 toners l. II Kipp, l.. (. Haynes anC | J. E. Tuell
 BATTLE IS ON-This is the day | the democrats have selected to settlt 1 some of their differences at the pri mary polls. Interest in Maricopa coun- ] ty ccntcrs about the fight for dele | gates to the national convention il 1 Baltimore and the friends of EC 1 Shaw are rallying to his support il ] large numbers. There is no nor, 1 popular member of the party in thi' neck O the woods and when Shaw 1 decided that he wanted to go to Bal l timore g. lot of folks allowed" tha i it was all over but the shouting
 The Republican wishes him success. ! CHRISTY IN L. A.-Mayor Christ. of Phoenix is in Los Angeles as eVi denced by the following from an in l terview with his honor in an even 1 ing paper of the big village. "Eulo gizing Los Angeles as the metropOli of the west and declaring that il vacation time alone Arizona spend half a million dollars here Mayo Christy. cashier of the Valley ban
 of Phoenix. is visiting this ctiy toda 1 in company with W. II. Dole of Pres ] cott, president of the Arizona Bank CTS association. and Cashier II Marshall of the Phoenix NatiOna bank Arizona buys almost all arti CleS save fOodstuffS in Los Angeles l said Mayor Christy at the West
 minister hotel. And Phoenix bank draw more from Los Angeles yearl
 than from any other city in tn
 country"
 DISTRICT CoURT-There was
 session of the district court of tn
 United States for the district or Ari
 zona yesterday in the county cOui
 room which Judge Phillips vacated fo
 the accommodation of the federal cour
 In addition to the decree in the Clar l Consolidated Mining case which is dis 1 cussed in other columns Judge Mac l acted in some minor matters and va
 cated the calendar of all cases for trit this month. The judge left in the eV
 ening over the Santa Fe for Adaman where he will join his family in an in
 spection of the petrified forest. Frol l there the party will proceed to Chlcag
 and on June third Judge Marck wi
 sit with the commerce court in Wash ington. IL is probable that Judge Wi liam r. Gilbert. senior and presidin . judge of the Ninth judicial circuit wi