Arizona republican., 1918-05-04

| gales, 33. Tempe and Marsha Vas quez, 35, Tempe and Branlio Martinez, 1 %, Phoenix and Ernestina Romero, 20, | Phoenix.
 IN SUPREME coURT-The case of NJ. J. Lynch, appellant, vs Sam Clark, Manuel Quiroz and I. c. KuiroZ, ap- pellants, yesterday was filed in the su preme court on appeal from the su- perior court of Pima county. The case | is a dispute over a mining lease.
 DAMAGES AWARDED-A jury in Judge Lyman's court awarded L. E. Seeber and w. l.. Seeber s275 in the s1 900 action for damages instituted against Y. Yoshinouchi. The Japanese was sued for damages for flooding the | five acres in cotton planted by his 1 neighbours.
 CASES sETTLED-The two actions brought by the Bank of Blytheville against Elmo Nicholson and an action instituted by the bank against the | Crescent Jewelry company were settled out of court yesterday and the cases dismissed by Judge Lyman.
 OFF FOR (ROAD) CAMP-F. L. Walt, the soda dispenser who pleaded | guilty to the charge of violating the | liquor law, was sent to the road camp yesterday to serve out in hard labor the 9o-day sentence given him by Judge Stanford. Walt was returned from Fl Paso to answer to the bootlegging charge. E. lure, another convicted 1 violator of the liquor law, also joined the road camp contingent.
 ASKS FOR ORDER-Alleging that his wife deserted him when he was ill and that he is still ill and dependent upon an invalid's chair, c. w. Mears ati hr-nI1 hi mi Bertha F. Mears asks that there be no division of the property. According to the complaint filed by Mears' attorney, Loren Vaughn. the couple were married ] in Detroit in 1905. The wife is charged with deserting her husband in 1916.
 BOND FURNISHED-Bond in the sum of. s5,0O0 was furnished yesterday by R. l.. Morton, charged with viola tion of the espionage act, and await ing trial in the federal court. The bond was furnished by men living in Yuma. Morton was arrested at Cot tonwood, near Jerome, about ten days ago and arraigned before Judge Saw teile.
 GLENDALE NEWS - The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce has received a supply of copies of the second annual edition of the Glendale News, printed in magazine form, telling in attrac- tive manner the story of the district centering about Glendale. The cham Der will mail copies all over the coun- try and also keep supply of them for lccal distribution, when people call.
 NEW BROOM BUSY-Joe Rhodes made his first day on the road count. The newly appointed county motor cycle officer made a number of arrests yesterday with the result that four men pleaded guilty to the charge of violat- ing the speed law when brought before Justice De SouZa and in each case $10 fines were Imposed. $. A. Grimes, Jim Cooper, Lester Pew and H. M. Welborn admitted their guilt and s. T. Gilbert and R. w. Burns will be given hearings in speeding cases next week.
 YOUNG EARTHQUAKES Margaret Groin, 15-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con P. Cronin of the state law and reference library at the state house, yesterday was the proud re- cipient of a commission from w. Nc Cormick Blair, national director of the Four Minute Men, as Junior Four Minute Man." Miss Cronin is a pupil at the Adams school and probably will be assigned to speaking duties among the schools.
 ANNUAL MEETiNG-Arrangem are being perfected for the annual meeting of the Salt River Valley Wa ter Users association to be held at the Water Users building next Mon- day. Francis M. Wilkinson, president elect, will then take office. There are only two other changes in the person. nel of officials. They are in the board of governors. Lin Orme will be the new member from the second district end Fred c. Weekes the new member from the ninth district,
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of incorporation have been filed in the office of the state corporation com mission by the following: Prescription Support company, New King of Ari- zona Mining company, Mid Continent Finance Corporation, Arkcalmo oil and Mining company, Tulsa Producing and Refining company, Massasoit Oil com pany, Trans Pecos Producers Oil com pany, Union Central Mining company Arizona Auto Accessory company Golden Rule Oil and Refining com pany, Arizona Saddlery company
 RECITAL ToDAY--At the recital this afternoon at the School of Music. piano numbers will be given by Clara 1 Madison, Myrtle Messinger, Ethel