Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-06


we have enjoyed our Arizona visit.
1t fan Surpasses in point of interest
any section of the country in which
we have toured" said Mr.. Salmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon left las even
ing for California
MARRIAGE LICENSE GRANTED
marriage license was granted yester
day TO Fred Z. Rohline and Mae Ellen
Shaw both of Globe.
ONE LEGISLATOR HAPPY
There was at least one elated legis-
lator at the capitol yesterday. The
wife and baby of Representative A.
r. Buchanan of Pima county arrived
from Tucson.
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-Emile
V. Van Bever was admitted TO prac-
tice before the Arizona state bar by
the supreme court yesterday on mo-
ton of John NJ. Longan and certifi-
cate from the Hon. Orrin n. Carter,
judge of the Illinois supreme court.
Mr.. Van Bever will locate in Phoenix.
JUDGE LYMAN BACk-After an
absence of a week in Prescott where
he sat in a number of important min
ing cases. Judge H. Lyman resumed
his duties in division two of the super
ior court yesterday. The morning was
given over TO a call OF the calendar
and the afternoon session was devoted
TO divorce cases and probate matters.
TAX FORMS MAILED-Forms for
the annual tax statements OF corpora
tiOns in Arizona We're mailed out to the
telegraph and telephone companies
yesterday by Don Henderson. secre
tary of the tax commission. Saturday.
similar forms were mailed to all rail
way companies. Forms for the pro-
ducing mines in the state We're mailed
earlv in the wear
CHURCH MUSiCAL-St Mary's
Altar Guild will give a musical and
card party this evening starting at s
o'clock at st. Anthony's hall, corner
of Third and Monroe streets. The
program will be unusually fine. num-
Der of the leading musicians of the city
having donated their services for the
evening. Refreshments will be served.
Strangers are especially invited.
UNDEllVERED TeLEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for the
following Mrs. T. NJ. Elder, John y.
Dunno. Juan Lomeli. + h. Powell. O.
G. Griffin, Mrs. Lydia Thomas, w. l..
Powell. Mrs. Carl II. Anderson. George
Ffleuer. Theo. Marsh. Don Carlos, sam
Glaze, +. Z. McNatt. A. e. Topping.
Frank Nunemaker. J. G. Gatti. Carlos
Castillo
ELEVATOR CHAUFFEUR BACK
The elevator at the state house return
ed TO duty yesterday after a four day
vacation necessitated ov the illness
of Tommy Howard. the official
chauffeur. who has been i'll with the
grip Ultimately. several heavy head
ed and heavy footed legislators were
saved the physical labcrs attached to
climbing three flights of stairs to
their respective chambers.
MRS. BROWN GRANTED DECREE
Mrs. Eva Brown was granted a di
Vorce in the superior court yesterday
by Judge Stanford. The pretty young
woman, who was the wife Of Frank @.
Brown. immigration commissioner and
labor leader Will again resume her
profession of nursing. She did not ask
for alimony. her only request being that
Brown pay her debts. which il is under
stood amount to less than half hum
dred dollars.
ELLIOTT CASE HEARD-The case
of ]. j. CJack) Elliott versus the state
of Arizona, which was appealed from
the superior court of Maricopa county.
was argued befoer the supreme court
yesterday. f. c. Struckmeyer appeared
for the appellant while George W.
Harden, assistant attorney general, ap
peared for the state. Mr.. Elliott was
convicted on a boOtlegging charge in
the superior court several months ago
and appealed his case to the supreme
CONT
STATEMENT WARP NTE D.
Nothing to do until tomorrow" ex-
claimed Jesse L. Boyce, state auditor
and bank comptroller, yesterday after
noon after he had affixed his sigma
ture to some 81 warrants. comprising
the weekly pay roll for members of the
Legislature During the past week
Mr.. BOyce has signed in the neighbor-
hood of 1000 warrants, which crcum-
stance was due to the fact that the
state of Arizona had no recognized
governor.
NEW BANK FORMED-A new state
bank has recently been established at
Somerton with the following officers:
George Nicholson of Yuma, president:
George w. Schultz of Somerton, vice
president. and T. II. Dick of Somerton.
cashier. The bank is capitalized at
$4,000. but was over-subscribed four
times. Jesse l.. Boyce, state auditor
and bank comptroller, has announced
that in the future he will urge, if not
insist, in all banks capitalizing for at
least 5000.
ELMER n. RANDELL-The Amer
lean consul at NOgales is anxious to
learn the present whereabouts of Ell
mer H. Randell The state depart
ment at Washington has ordered him
to inquire into the matter According
to information furnished Mr.. Chapman.
the consul. Randell is printer, and is
said to have been employed in Phoe-
nix for some time. He was last heard
from in Auga Prieta, Mexico. The
Republican is in receipt of a photo
graph of Randell, which will be used
to identify him, in case information
is received as to his present location.
CHARGES RUELTY-Charging her
husband struck and beat her with the
heel of his shoe, Mrs Josefa de La
Cruz, yesterday instituted divorce pro-
ceedings against Francisco de La Cruz
whom she further charges with non
support. Virginia Espinoza and Isabel
Marines swore to affdavits that the
young wife was mistreated and that
her husband had failed to provide for
her. In the complaint filed by Thomas
Nealon. the court was asked for an or
der to prevent the defendant from sell
ing any of his property, which was
granted Mrs. De La Cruz asks for the
custody Of her sixyear- old son, Fran
cisco, and that the homestead be set
apart for her and alimony in the sum