Arizona republican., 1918-06-11
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPlCS
 TO NEW YORK-Lasker Wise To- cal merchandise broker, left last night for New York, Washington and points east.
 MRS. N 1HELsoN LEAVEs-Mrs. Selim J. l.ichelson has left for Chicago where she will pass the summer months.
 TO DENVER-Miss Gertrude Huff and Miss Alta Smith were passengers on last evenings Southern Pacific for Denver where they will pass the sum- mer months.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Caci- mira Leivas, 52, Tempe and Vicenta Galez, 20, Tempe.
 LEAVES FOR HOME-Mrs. R. w. Maloney, who has been here the past few months, left for her home in Cin- cinnati Sunday evening.
 MOTOR TO COAST-Mrs. A. B. Nichols and three children, Miss Mary, Miss Alice and John Nichols left yes coast.
 ASKS FOR TERS-Charles Kunselman, a contractor and builder. has petitioned the court for letters of administration in the estate of his wife. Mrs. Rebecca Kunselman, who died on January F. The estate is valued at $4, 500.
 ENGLISH TEACHER LEAVES Sara Ward Hetherington was a pas senger on yesterday mornings train | for Nashville. her home, where she will spend the summer. She has been con- nected with the School of Music in the capacity of teacher of English and eX- pression.
 | AT EXPERIMENTAL FARM-Con. | struction of a pump and tank house | at the experimental farm of the Uni versity of Arizona near Tucson is to be started the latter part of this week, it was announced at the office of the | commission of state institutions yes | terday.
 AVIATION coRPs- Victor M Kohlberg left last evening for Austin Texas, where he will enter training ir the aviation corps. MT. Kohlberg passed the required examination in San Diego several months ago and has been waiting for the call which he re- ceived recently.
 POLICE COURT CASES-Thre, speeders were arraigned in police cour yesterday to answer for their actions 1 Raymond Scrieber was fined $5 anC Dave Peters and Marian Gallego wer, fined $10 each. P. Leon, Mexican wa! given his choice of paying a fine of S or going to jail for five days. for be ing drunken and disorderly. He chos, the jail sentence.
 SENTENCED TO PRISON-Manue Lopez Salvarcio. found guilty by a jurl in Judge Stanfords court of assaul with deadly weapon, was sentenced to serve from eight to ten years in tn, state penitentiary at Florence. Salvar cio is alleged to be implicated in tn Buckeye bank robbery which occurret some months ago.
 START WOMAN'S DORMITORY- In accordance with the acceptanc, several days ago by the commission O state institutions of the. plans of Les cher and Kibbey, the Phoenix archi tects, for the new womans dormitor! at the state university, the work O making the detailed drawings has beer given to the same architects and ac tual construction work on the building will start this month.
 MORE ROOM FOR PIONEERS Alterations and improvements now un der wa at the Pioneers Home a Prescott will make available accommo dations for 25 or 30 more guests at tn home. Following these alterations painters and plasterers will make ex ] tensive repairs to the interior of bot buildings. Among the improvement will be first class hospital.
 ASKS DECREE-Mrs. Nellie Pogue yesterday instituted divorce ac ton against Frank l.. Pogue on tn charge of failure to provide. Tn plaintiff alleges that she was com pelled to live on the charity of her so and by her own labor. She marie Pogue in Tucson in 1911 and they hay one child, Lucille Alice Pogue, aged si years.
 SLANkARD TO RUN Charli Slankard, who has held a deputy sher fife license since January 1, will be
 candidate for constable of the yves Phoenix precinct at the primary cleo ; tion in the fall. Slankard, at presen is foreman of the bootleggers roa
 camp on the Black Canyon. He is , native son of Arizona and was bornsi
 the precirct he hopes to officer.
 HELP FIX R. R. ASSESSMENT l George G. Tunnell, tax commissions
 for the Santa Fe system with head
 quarters in Chicago, accompanied b ] | A. JtWtli, ldA COlI1llllSSlOut1 Ol u ,, coast lines of the Santa Fe with head I quarters at Los Angeles, were in cor ,. sultation yesterday with the member = of the state tax commission concernir l, facts regarding the Santa Fe lines . be considered by the tax Commission {; CTS in making the 1918. assessment. r. BECOMES MANAGER-It was al |. nounced in The Republican Sunds {; that E., A. Neilsen, in charge of u
 stock and purchases department of M !. Arthur Brothers, had accepted a pos a ton as cashier with the Walter H |; company. The facts of the story a !, that Neilsen has been made manag :; of the Walter Hill company, succee,
 ing MT. Duncan. who is entering in {: the fruit and produce company wi r. Mir. Jack, former cashier of the Walt n Hill company.
 :. MISS BEWARE LEAVES-Edl I. Pearl Beware, who has conduct !; large classes in esthetic and inte s, pretive dancing at the School fo Mus ,. left last evening for San Francist !; where she will visit friends until t ). opening of the school in Septemb,
 Miss Revare's pupils have appeared
 many beautiful dances during the ye ,r and the annual dance program given flew weeks ago was one of the mo