Arizona republican., 1918-06-28
IN SUPREME couRT-Tbe case

IN SUPREME OOhl-Ine case of Samuel E. Clancy, appellant, vs. Frank Thornton, R. N. Looney and P. w. O'Sullivan as administrator of the estate of Charles Kingsley, de- ceased, appellees, yesterday was filed in the supreme court on appeal from the superior court of Yavapai county. The case concerns the title to the Hazel and Gold Hill mining claims in the Agua Fria mining distric. in Yavapai county.
 TREATS COMPANY A - Follow ing the drill last evening of company A of the Phoenix police reserves, D. A. Donofrio, through Captain Charles E. Heath, extended an invitation to the company to enjoy refreshments with the compliments of Donofrios The company descended upon Dono- frios en masse and soon forgot the fatigue of the drill on warm even ing in the enjoyment of cold re- treatments.
 SEEK EMPLOYMENT-A boy. 12 years of age, wants to work at a dairy farm, being willing to accept small wages while a girl of 15 is looking for employment in the country offering to do house work for little pay. The two are charges of J. w. Graham, the pro- bation officer of division one of the superior court, who is anxious to To- | cate the two where they will receive kind treatment. The officer is confi dent that the young people will give satisfaction and is willing to recom- mend them for employment.
 STAGE HEARING TODAY - The hearing of the application of the Egypt stage company for permission to revise schedules and rates will | be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the offices of the state corpora tion commission, instead of Saturday as announced. The Egypt company formerly was the Fike line and runs stages between Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. The company wishes tc abolish half-hour service and install hourly service. It also desires tc abolish the round trip rate.
 TWO ARE ARRAIGNED-John lis del, the Overall Kid" and Joseph F. Delgardo, One Eyed Joseph will be given their preliminary hearing on the charge of dealing with heroin without registering with the internal revenue collector, before Frank De Souza, act ing United States Commissioner at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The two, both well known to the authori- ties, were arraigned yesterday. The bail in each case was placed at $500 which they failed to furnish.
 PETITIONS COURT Asking that William Bevin be appointed admins trator. William Thomas Brown peti- toned the court for the probate of will of his sister, Mrs. Mabel B. Merrill Mrs. Merrilpe estate is valued at some thing over a thousand dollars and she bequeathed it to her son, Ezra, and in case of his death to her brother. MT Brown. She named the Minnesota Loan and Trust company eXecutor but ir view of the fact that the company is not registered or permitted to do bus mess in this state. Brown has asked that Bevin be appointed. The hearing will be in Judge Lyman's court or July %
 ASKS FOR DECREE-That she wa,
 called degrading and improper name. by her husband who humiliated her ir
 the presence of others is the charg,
 made in a divorce complaint filed yes
 terday by Mrs. Ruby F.. Hoeye versu. Lion E. Hoeye. Mrs. Hoeye bases he ground for legal separation on cruelty She alleges that during this month ant at various times during the past si, months her husband, who. is wei known about town threatened t, 7 strike her. Her cruelty charges ar made. The couple who were married il
 1910 have a five year old daughter
 Charlotte. Mrs. Hoeye asks for tn
 custody of the little girl