Arizona republican., 1918-10-30

Francis E. Shine. director of medical advisory boards for Arizona, went to Bisbee yesterday on a brief visit
 HOME TO OHIO-The Misses Ame- lia and Marian Mather departed for their home in Lorraine Ohio, Monday night after visiting in the city.
 TO VISIT DENVER-C. w. Zim- merman, of the Pacific Creamery com pany, left Monday on a short business trip to Denver.
 RETURNS HoME-Floyd Winkler of Garden City, Kansas departed on Monday for his home after a business visit in teh city.
 TO DENVER HOME-Mr. and Mrs. Gene C. Fehlman and their son, Rich ard, left the city Monday evening en route to their home in Denver.
 FEDERAL AGENT GOES-W. s. | Taylor, agent on the federal board of vocational education, left for San Fran cisco Monday, from where he expects | to return to his headquarters at Wash
 RETURNS FROM coAsT-Arthur i McMilan of the |. $. R. A. consOli- | dated offices, returned to the city l Monday, after spending a short vaca- | ton at Los Angeles and other coast l points.
 JOINS Y. M. c. A. UNlT-Charles | Prather, treasurer of the Arizona Cot | ton Growers association, left the city | last evening to join the Y. NJ. c. A. unit at San Antonio, Texas. He eX- | poets to leave shortly for France.
 RETURN TO LONG BEACH-Mr and Mrs. Mark T. Rankin, who have been visiting Mrs. Rankin's parents MT. and Mrs. J. T. Olson of North Seventh avenue, returned to their | Long Beach home Monday evening. TO MAKE HOME IN OHlO-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Mathers left last even- l ing for Lorraine, Ohio, where they will l make their home. Mathers was con- nected with the local postoffice for the past ten years being identified with the carrier department.
 CLIFTON TEACHER HERE-Miss Vera Bicknell, a member of the teach ing staff of the Clifton High school, is a recent arrival in town, the guest of Miss Marion Doris. Miss Bicknell will remain in Phoenix the duration ot the influenza epidemic in Clifton.
 SECR RETARY RECOVERS-Dr Charles Van der Neer, secretary of the Salt River Valley Water Users asso- citation, who has been on the sick list for about q month, will return 10 his office November 1, according to re- port from the water users headquar- terS yesterday.
 | CONTINUE ASSAULT CASE-Tht case of the state versus Henry Will Hams, charged with aggravated bat tery, which was to come up for pre-
 liminary hearing before Justice Do
 Souza today has been continued unti
 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning. Mrs Kitty Pennman is the complaining wit ness.
 DREW WEAPON, IS CHARGE-C c. Fletcher, charged with drawing ( deadly weapon on R. D. Agnew, wa: arraigned before Justice De Souzi yesterday, furnishing $200 bond for hi! appearance at the preliminary eXami
 nation at 10 o'clock November ? Fletcher claims he drew the weapon il self protection.
 U. s. COURT POSTPONED -Indefi
 nite postponement of the regular ses
 sion of the United States district cour at Tucson was announced here yeSter
 day by United States Marshal Dillon
 The presence of influenza in that cit.
 made it advisable for Judge Savtell'
 to take the action, and all jurors an(
 court attendants have been advised
 The court was to have convened neX
 Monday
 CORPORAL CRAIG OVERSEAS Corporal Willard K. Craig has arrived safely overseas, according to posta received from him by Mrs. Craig of thu Water Users association. Corpora Craig is with regimental headquarters 135th Infantry. Prior to sailing. he wa
 stationed at Camp Dix, \. J. He wa at that camp about a month goin; there from Camp Cody. \ M.
 CALClMINING STATE HOUSE. The entire interior of the state house lobby, corridors and offices, are be
 ing recalcimined and tinted, the frs time in many years and which Wa
 considered especially necessary at thi
 time on account of the prevalence o Spanish influenza and an effort |
 make the state house as sanitary q possible.
 ASKS CHARGE OF MOTHER'S ES TATE-Miss Louise E. Lynd of Temp yesterday filed a petition for letters c administration of the estate of he , mother Mrs. Marc B. Lynd who lei
 an estate of $5,000 The heirs at la'
 are the petitioner and Carolyn Lynd C New York. The hearing will be hel
 before Judge Lyman on November II. WAVES A DM MS TRAT o I RIGHTS-In order that his brother , | lr-l1W, GeOlSe II. " llOul- l4ll5lt ttot d . administrator of the estate of his wifi Mrs. Ethel M. Dorman, William - Dorman waived his rights in the mat ter and requested the court to appoir Wilbur. Mrs. Dorman, who passe n away last April, left an estate value v at approximately $1S,000 according /. the petition. The heirs are her hus !, band and five children. Wilbur is ,, brother of the deceased. The hearin ; will be held before Judge Lyman o | November II.
 . FINED FOR DEER KlLLING-Upo S a complaint sworn out by Fore ; Ranger H. Basil Wales before Justi' S T. H. Wright of Apache, Jack Malor /. of Portal, Arizona, was arrested ar
 charged with having illegally killed r deer and with having vension meat his possession contrary to the gam ., laws of the state. Malony was take r before Justice Wright where he plea i guilty and was fined s20. The cred y for effecting the arrest of Malony ar /, his pleading guilty is given Rang = Sage. according to a report receive - yesterday by G. M. Willard, state gan warden.