Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

blUdeIS@ anu presented effective argu- ments in the face of every contention against the Warrenite type.
 The contract is the largest ever awarded for paving in Arizona and is result of the first Yuma county bond issue for permanent highways
 NOTARY COMMISSION -E. L. 1 Spriggs, of Stafford has been given his commission as notary public THE COUNTRY cLUB-Mrs. k. i E. Sloan and Mrs. Paul Renau | Ipgles will serve at the Country club tea this afternoon.
 SUPT. CASE AT TEMPE-State Superintendent Case was at Tempe ! yesterday on business connected with i the Tempe eNormal school.
 i UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at 1 the Western Union telegraph office for the following: j. Morgan. C. A | Page. Coleman and J. B. Hosick
 MASK BALL TONIGHT The
 nl2mt CTS of tho Eastern Star lodge
 and their families will participate in
 T mask HalloW uH ball tonight at
 the Masonic ha 1, all the danc ITS be- 1 ing masked. X full attendance of
 tine lodge members is desired
 GRANDFATHER BARR-W. T. Barr was busy flooding the town in the vii cinity of Center and Washington streets with cigars yesterday, in cele- hration Of the arrival of a grandson at | the home his daughter and son-in- l law, Mir. and Mrs. Dero Gritty. The
 name of the youngster was quickly agreed upon yesterday morning if it
 had not been conditionally agreed upon
 long before, William Barr Griffith.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE Hattie l Louise Roarke yesterday instituted l divorce proceedings in the superior
 court against William James Roarke ! In the complaint Mrs Roarke
 charges her husband with cruelty
 and failure to provide She asks the l custody of their four minor children, l William Bryan. James Bacon. Fred : die Lee and Helen Louise and that
 her husband assist each month in
 their support at whatever sum the
 court may determine.
 PHILLIPS GOES TO GLOBE - FJ. L. Phillips, coast representative
 of the American La France Fire Apparatus Co., after spending two
 or three days in this city, and an nouncing that the new fire pump
 recently purchased from his com pany would be ready for delivery
 about the time the new central fire
 station was ready for occupancy, left yesterday morning overland for 1 Globe where he will meet Globe of
 ficials with the end of interesting
 them in the purchase of new ap-
 paratus for the Gila capital.
 ECHO OF SID HENRY'S OPER- ATIONS-Hewitt H. Shirley and
 Dorothy Shirley filed complaint in | the superior court yesterday against the United States Land, Title and
 Legacy company and w. H Punk 1 ett. it's receiver, for specific per
 formance of contract The plaintiffs ask for a deed for their property, Lot E, Evergreen Park, which is a ] subdivision of lot II in block 19 of East Evergreen. The plaintiffs are
 son-in-law and daughter of Sid
 Henry, alias Henry s. Green, late head of the defendant company.
 FOR THE SALE OF LIQUOR- | Billy Gammel must serve ten-day
 sentence in the county jail and pay
 a fine of $500. and his wife, who
 was given a suspended sentence | must pay a like fine. This was the decision of Judge Stanford in the superior court yesterday where poth pleaded guilty to a charge of dls- posing of intoxicating liquor Eight 1 months ago complaint was flled | against the Gammels and they asked | for change of venue to Pinal coun- tv. When new information was filed bv Maricopa county yesterday they waived venue and pleaded guilty
 CAPT. TABOR IN TOWN-Capt. w 1 s. Tabor of Miami is in Phoenix Tor several days undergoing treatment TOT | an injured eye. He is an employe of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper l company, Miami He is a civil and mining engineer of wide and varied eX- perience in eastern fields and also the entire group of the Rocky Mountain states. He is a member of the Ameri- can Institute, and the Appalachian As sociation of Engineers. He was super intendent of construction U. R. s. s. Grand Valley project Colorado, and was on the latter end of the work on Elephant Butte dam, Rio Grande valley project, N M Capt. Tabor is Span lish- American war veteran and served with 2nd division, End army corps headquarters staff; also 4th Y. s. en- gineers. He is a son of the late Henry Harrison Tabor of Virginia and nephew | of the late Senator H. A. w. Tabor of l Colorado, a pioneer of Denver and min | ing mas agnate.
 IS lbs. of fresh sugar for $1.00 Satur- day at Mckee ee's-Adv. gs