Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-01-30
Birth OE A pAuGHTER-M


and Mrs Frederick Learoyd Hum
the birth of a daughter, Edith.
NOTARY PUBLlCS- secretary
of state yesterday issued notary public
papers to James Murphy and F. w
Gartner, both of Oatman.
FUNERAL NOTlCE-All members
of Purity Temple No. Pythian Sisters
are requested to meet at x. p. hall at
one O'Clock Monday afternoon for the
purpose of attending the funeral ser
vices of their late sister, Anna Dono-
van Services will be held at Moore
K Mcclellan at two O'Clock. The order
is issued by the most excellent chief.
WENT TO TEMPE-Governor Hunt,
accompanied by Paul Mathers of the
state engineers office, went to Tempe
yesterday afternoon to look over the
flood situation N that vicinity, reports
having reached the governor that the
bridge at that place was in danger. 1t
was found, however, that the structure
vas Withstanding the onslaughts of
the water in good shape.
SCHOOL CASE - The mandamus
! case of Carrie Green Billings against
/ the board of trustees of the Fowler
district to compel her reinstatement
and payment of back salary advanced
a step yesterday when the law points
were submitted to Judge Stanford.
County Attorney Clyde NJ. Candy ar
gued the demurrer to her petition for
a writ. Mrs Billings was represented
by L. II. Laney.
ASKS FOR DAMAGES-Pedro Orus
! filed suit in the superior court yester-
day against the Union Basin Mining
company. In his complaint Orus
asks 5000 damages for injuries re-
ceived June %, 1915 when in the en-
ploy of the company. The action is
alleged to have occurred at the Col
conda mine when the plaintiff charges
he was pinned down by partial cave
in of dirt, ore and rock through nc
fault of his own.
DIVORCE GRANTED-A Paradise
valley romance terminated in the SUI
iperior court yesterday when Judge Ly-
man granted Charles Clark a divorce
from Emma Clark. Mr.. Clark will have
to pay the attorneys fees and costs
give his former wife 500 and permit
her to occupy the Clark homestead fol
another thirty days. The terms of "en-
dearment' which the Clarks applied to
one another during the trial are I'M
printable.
RECEPTION FOR ASSOCIATED
CHARlTIES-A reception will be helt
on Monday at the headquarters of tn;
Associated Charities, at lis South Sec
end avenue, between the hours of three
O'Clock and eight thirty p. m. Refresh
ments will be served and an approp-
riate program has been prepared FOL
the occasion Three of the former
presidents of the organization B. A
Fowler, Roy S. Goodrich and f. w
Lewis. will be present and make shor
talks. The work of the organization
will be explained and a welcome to al
interested is extended
SCOTCH CELEBRATE-The Gale
DOMAIN Society celebrated the anniver
sary of the birth of Bobbe Burns a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Jam
ison, Fifth avenue and Fillmore street
Alexander Davidson, past chief of tn,
order % Scottish Clans made an ad
dress and a short talk was contributed
by Charles r. Osburn. Mrs. Jamisor
read THE Broken Baud" Mrs. Dun
can Mcdonald recited a Burns poem
Luke Henderson played number o
Scottish airs on the piccolo: Jean Nc
Donald danced the highland fling an,
| number of Harry Lauder songs an,
some Scotch music were played on tn
| Victrola.