Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-03-17
TOWN TOPICS
LICENSED TO .WEp-A MIR

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage
| license was granted yesterday to Ed
! ward G. Dean OF Superior and Edna
| S. Smell of Syracuse.
INDIAN SENTENCED-Joh Roys.
an Indian, who pleaded guilty to
| statutory offenSe, was given an indie
| terminate sentence of not less than
ten nor more than twenty five years
at the penitentiary at Florence.
RETURNS FROM ALBUQUERQUE
F. A. Cruice, assistant general freight
and passenger agent of the Santa Fe,
returned to Phoenix Thursday after
noon after short business trip spent
at Albuquerque. He reports business
| conditions better than ever before.
ASK PROPOSALS-The United
States reclamation service is asking
proposals for furnishing pumping ma
chinery for the Yuma drainage plant,
Yuma irrigation project. Bids will be
opened at the reclamation office in
Denver on April 49,
COLD PACK SYSTEM-Mrs. Edith
Salisbury of the extension service of
the University of Arizona will give
demonstration of the cold pack can
ming system in the high school this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. The demon
ANCIENT ARiZONA-Professor By
ron Cummings, state Archaeological will
| be the principal speaker at the Uni
versity club dinner to be given at the
! Woman's club on Thursday evening.
| He will deliver an illustrated lecture
on Ancient Arizona"
| ABOUT AGAIN-Ed f. Murphy,
widely known throughout Arizona as
the representative of the M. j. B. coffee
| house Of the coast, has recovered from
a siX-weeks hospital experience as the
result of an automobile accident on
the Tempe road, at which time has
I was quite seriously injured.
MEET ON MONDAY-There will be
a meeting of the board of governors of
the Water Users association on Mon
| day morning and of the council in the
afternoon to take action with regard to
| the proposition of the secretary of the
interior that the users take over the
| valley reclamation project property.
Judge kibby will explain the PROPOSE
ton in detail.
CHANGES MIND = Napoleonl An
! derson used womans prercgatiVe
ard changed his mind. The negro,
charged with transporting liquor into
| the state, who changed his plea of not
| guilty 20 guilty Thursday when he
appeared before Judge Lyman, thought
better of his chances yesterday and
pleaded NOT guilty. His trial was set
fo, $50 o'clock Tuesday morning.
ROTARiANS-The Rotary club at
its weekly meeting yesterday attended
to much business and accepted an in
vitation from Robert r. Davie to visit
the Marionette district next Friday
The club men will be Mr. Davie S
guests at luncheon. will get in touch
with the district and will be duly i'm
pressed by the fact that in that part
Of the state 1000 acres are being
planted to cotton.
ASKS DECREE-Charging that heI
husbands cruel conduct took the form
Of choking cursing and abusing her
Mrs. Agnes Hedwig Lenherr yesterday
instituted divorce proceedings against
Frank Lenherr. The wife alleges that
only few days ago her husband threw
her on the floor and beat her. The
Lenherrs wre married in Landeburg
Germany. in 1903 and have a daughter
Corola, the custody of whom the plain
iff asks.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
, Western Union Telegraph office for the
following: Mrs. Clarence Woodbury.
f. j. Haley, Fred Dorey, w. T. Webb
f. X. Lamson, J. W. Eldridge, Eva l.
Brown, n. j. Griner, Dolorez MendeZ
r. c. Sharp. Miss Julia. E. Il. Cham
bers. f. A. Woodward, Sadie Nicholson
G. NJ. West. S. J. Kinney, Mrs. Jno
Means, oscar p. Thornton. S. J. Ross
and V. c. Meyerfeld.
GOES TO Observation-Disclosures
Thomas E. Campbell LETT last even
ing for Flagstaff where he Will spenG
Saturday visiting the Flagstaff Nor
NAL college. He will leave Flagstaff al
an early hour this afternoon for Wins
low, where he will address the WinslOW
Chamber of Commerce members to-
night. Leaving Winslow early Sunday
morning he will arrive in Prescott
about 9 o'clock and will spend the day
with his parents, whom he has not
seen for several months. He will re-
turn to Phoenix early Monday morn
ing.
JUSTICE DETAlNED-There is one
who would like to see the end of the
gubernatorial contest. He is Hon. B
w. Zachau. a member of the clerical
force of the Campbell side and is re-
ferred to by his associates as the chief
Justice of the Grand Canyon Mr.. "a
chau was elected justice of the peace
of one of the Coconino precincts last
fall. He secured a leave of absence tC
come to Phoenix and participate in
this contest but now he is DESTROYS of
getting away to look after judicial bus
mess. He is afraid that his docket is
becoming crowded. 1t was not when
he left There was only one ease on il
and that had been inherited from his
predecessor. But Judge Zachau does
not know what litigation may have
been accommodating in his absence.
Fraternal Brotherhood. st. Patrick s
I Ball March II, X. Il. Hall. 50c-Adv.