Arizona republican., 1916-10-07
RETURNS FROM TEXAS

A. s. Hawkins has returned from Midland, Texas, where he spent ten days on business.
 ITS A BOY - To Mir and Mrs Clarence Boynton. of 6O5 North Sec ond avenue, there was born a boy hefting eight and a quarter pounds, early yesterday morning
 SENATOR BROWN HERE-Hon. J. F. Brown, member of the first state legislature, is in Phoenix as a witness in a case to be heard in the federal court today. Mir. Brown arrived from the coast yesterday, and will leave for his home in Casa Grande tonight.
 GREEN BOOSTING II. Green. of Green and Griffin, is boosting Arizona at Peoria. H.. where they are holding a big fair this week. He has been given a lot of Salt river valley literature to distribute, by the local chamber of commerce.
 PRElIMl NARY HEARlNG-C. R. Pettingill, arrested on a felony charge on the complaint of William Walton, was given his preliminary hearing in Justice De SouZa's court yesterday. Pettingall, who is alleged to have stolen rope in the sum of $500 was bound over to the superior court.
 DIVORCE SUITS-Charging deser- tion, Ridgely Wilson yesterday insti- tuted divorce proceedings against Elm ma Virginia Wilson. The Wilson's were married in Prescott in 1914. Vir- glnia c. Wood is the plaintiff in a di- ! vorce action in which Reuben K. Wood is the defendant. The ground on which Mrs. Wood is seeking a divorce, is fail ure to provide.
 MUST ATTEND CHoOL-Lovena and Lizzie, the daughters of Mrs. Mary Amstutz, will have to go to school next week despite the fact that their mother ! does not believe them physically able. 1 Mrs. Amstutz refused to let the chil- | dren attend school believing that their i health came before their knowledge of reading, writing and arithmetic. How ever. there were those who did not be- i lieve their condition was such that a 1 little mental exercise could not be in i dulged in and they took the matter be- | fore the court. Justice De Souza ruled
 that the girls have a weeks try-out and will hand down his decision in the
 case Saturday, October IA
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR 1 VEYS-The surveyor general has ap- l proved Mineral Survey No. 32S3, Rag
 narok Mine. Ragnarok West Mine and NinetyFive (95) Mine Lode mining
 claims, situated in the Oro Blanco min ing district. Santa Cruz county, and OWileu Dy beOTSe I. lodllacney, Mineral l Survey No. 3295, Ethel lode mining
 claim. situated in the Greenlee Gold
 Mountain Mining district, Greenlee
 county, and owned by The Arizona Copper company; and Mineral Survey
 No. 3313 Grand Duke and Louisville
 lode mining claims, situated in the
 Bunker Hill mining district Pima
 county, and owned by Marion M. Ma
 larky.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-Clay
 Leonard, clerk of the supreme court
 had a rather busy day yesterday. IT
 the case Of Charles F. Quayle re
 spondent versus the state of Arizona
 stipulation was filed giving tn respondent until october 9 to fill his brief. In the case of Manning Carter versus the state. copies of tn respondents brief were filed and al affidavit of service. An appeal wa takeA from the superior court o Pinal county in the case of & ( Valentine versus Eugene Shepherd and a resistance to the motion { dismiss the case was filed by b. Raca. in the case of D. B. Baca. yer sus the state.