Arizona republican., 1916-01-21
UNDERGOES OPERATION

UNDERGOES OPERATION- Mrs. F. Michel will undergo surgical op- eration at the Sisters hospital today.
 DIVORCE GRANTED. - Mary A. Taylor was granted divorce in Judge Lyman's court yesterday from Miles F. Taylor on the grounds of desertion and non-support
 BRADNER IS lLL-Secretary sam Bradner of the live stock sanitary board, was absent from his office at the state house yesterday on ac- count of bad attack of the grip.
 BOOTLEGGER SENTENCED. - Calvin Young. found guilty of bootleg ging, was sentenced by fine and inn prisonment in Judge Stanford's court yesterday. He was given fifteen days in the county jail and fined $500
 ESTATE OF p. w. BUTLER. = In cash. school bonds and mortgages. the late Pierce w. Butler left an estate of $76, ,629.S5 to be divided equally be- tween his wife and children, while be- quests of $1.000 are left to his two step daughters. An inventory of the estate was filed in the superior court yesterday and appraisers were George Mintz. J. J. Kolberg and J. J. Swee- ney. The will was made April 10, 1912. and Mr Butler named his wife, Carrie F.. Butler. as eXecutriX. Ora Garrett and LOttie Farrand are be- queathed $l.000 each. while the re- mainder of the estate is left half to Mrs Butler and the other half to the sons and daughters. Grace Hoebel, Pierce W. Butler. Lille A Butler Thornton. Murrough Butler and Ralph G. Butler.
 DUCKS PLENTIFUL-River floods have driven ducks to the ponds in the fields Many have left in search of the web foots, in spite of the muddy weather. Hunters brought back large bags from evening shoot ing last night Mallards, Red Heads, Canvas backs. Widgeons. Spoon bills. Teal, and various other kinds are numerous throughout the valley now.
 ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLE- MENT-J L Corbett is under arrest in Estancia, x. B. on an embezzle- mcnt charge. The complaint was sworn to by J. F. Biehl and the sum
 involved IS said to be $70. The county attorney will petition the governor today for eXtraditiOn papers. and as soon as possible George Sears will leave for New Mexico as agent for the state
 LECTURE POSTPONED Ed ith Salisbury who was to have lee tured on some phases of home eco- monies at an open meeting of the Glendale Woman's club Saturday af ternoon will not address the women of that district until Wednesday af ternoon because of the inclement weather. The postponed meeting will be under the auspices of the | domestic science department of the l club.
 CAN'T ATTEND CATTLE MEET i iNG-OWing to the fact that at least 1 two bridges are out along the line 1 between this city and Fl Paso, a number of the local stockmen who | have been planning to attend the meeting of the American National Live Stock association in that city
 next week, have about come to the conclusion that it will be impossible for the major part of the Arizona
 delegation to get there in time for | the meeting.
 AT THE ADAMS-J. w. Mawdsley Los Angeles: Al. ClaWson, City; Geo T. Brown. Gibson. x. M; D. Keith North Yakima. Wash: Gilbert l. Steward. New York: " A Raggio. Fl Paso F. NJ. Ridder. San Diego; Joe V Prcchaska. Miami; Dan P. Gemmell Grown King; A. C. Mcqueen, Prescott; F. F, Marvin, Pensacola, Fla; C. L 1 Wakefield and J. B. Wear. Dallas Tex; ID. B. Betts, Calexico: William Hagen Minnea polls: J. w. Wanser, Haywood
 w. W. Maxwell and wife, Champaign H.; G. M. Butler. Tucson; F. P Smith
 Denver: H. X. Chesterton. WinsloW.
 W. C. McFadden, Globe.
 BOOTLEGGERS ARE lNCON
 VENIENCED-W While little concern i!
 felt in regard to a food shortage be
 cause of the washOuts on the rail
 roads. the curtailed traffic betWeer
 here and Lordsburg will work a hard l
 ing their wet supplies via that route
 Trunks of liquid refreshment hav'
 been shipped to Phoenix from Nev
 Mexico according to the local au ; thorities. The latest who are al legged to have received intoxicating liquor into the state by this method are Charles Benson, F.. F. I-arabe'
 and G. C. Ford who were 'arraignet in Judge De SouZa s court yester day. Their examination was set fO 3 30 o'clock this afternoon.
 A TRIP FROM THE COAST
 Charles F. Morton, formerly the pro
 prietor of a florist shop here, but nor
 lately of Los Angeles arrived in tn city yesterday morning after a rathe thrilling overland trip He followe' 5 the car of Romaine Fielding whicl was held up at Buckeye by the goin out of the Arizona Eastern bridge. MI Morton who is accompanied by hi wife remained at Buckeye for one day : but Mrs. Morton insisted on coming t Phoenix Accordingly they mad their way up the Agua Fria to tn 1, crossing of the Santa Fe and crosse
 on the railroad bridge. MT. Morton l preparing to open a florists shop i : Tucson and had shipped four tons c goods to that point, expecting to g !. there at once from here. But tn d washing out of a section of the Ari
 zona Eastern bridge across the Gil
 will hold him here for several days