Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

SUES SUN FLOWER-Suitf for ;1O,-
96b.49 was brought against the Sun
Flower Mining company yesterday in
the superior court by L. Bryson of
Overlook, Kan.
THESE MAY WED-Marriage Ii
censes were issued yesterday by the
clerk of the superior court to the fol-
lowing persons: Theodore C. Day. II,
and Murrel r. Richens, 20, both CT
Mesa; Jacob Wavrunek, 81, of Phoenix,
and Augusta Fabin, Sc, of Cornville.
DIAMONDS AND DIRT-Diamonds
and real estate worth s4,347 formed the
bulk OF the separate estate of Elizabeth
M. Thompson, according to an inven-
tory and appraisement filed yesterday
in the superior court by G. J. Ham
mons, w. H. Johnson and J. B. Stone
ham, the appraisers.
HOME UNTIL TRIED-Mrs. ]. 0.
Ship, Seventh avenue and Tonic
street, was charged with disturbing
the peace yesterday in Judge De Sou
zas court by Ruth Morren, ell Tonic
street. Mrs. Shipp pleaded not guilty
and was released on her own recogni-
zance. A hearing of the case will be
held next Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
LEFT CASH ESTATE-The etsate
of Ferdinand Noreiga is worth sS6505
and consists entirely of cash, according
to an inventory filed yesterday in the
superior court by Judge Charles De
Sales Wheeler, the administrator No
reiga committed suicide October % by
jumping from the top of the S0-foot
water tank at the state hospital for
the insane.
RAIN HALTS WORK-Rain which
fell last night brought to nought all
the work done on the Buckeye road
H. NJ. Bargman, county engineer, stated
Yesterday evening that if no more rain
fell the road would be open today,
with county teams at the lower Aqua
FRA crossing to tow cars across free
of charge. The Black Canyon road
was also scheduled to open today, but
will not open until tomorrow or later
because of the rain which fell last
night.
GUILTY ON SERIOUS CHARGE -
Joe CALAIS, SO year sold, was found
guilty of statutory rape yesterday by
jury in the first division of the SUI
perior court. Hearing of the case
consumed the entire day and near the
end of the trial it seemed likely that
the defendant might go free because
it had not been established that the L.
year-old girl concerned was not the
wife of CALAIS. County Attorney Laney
succeeded in destroying the technical
barrier, however and the jury was out
but few minutes. Sentence will be
pronounced by Judge Stanford next
Monday at $50 o'clock
| BALL WAS SMART EVENT-One
nf fIn Of A.
| ball given by the Council of Jewish
| Women, Wednesday evening at the
/ Woman's club. Many beautiful gowns
| were worn, dancing was the feature of
! the evening. but some of the guests
were entertained by. having their
/ fortunes told Charming young girls
and matrons were at the candy booths
Refreshments were served at IL
| o'clock and a short musical program
was enjoyed by all.
o. {. s. TO ATTEND FUNERAL
| Phoenix chapter No. 5, Order of East
ern Star, will hold a special meeting
this afternoon at o'clock to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Fred Norton All
members and visitors are urged to be
prompt in attendance at the meeting
which will be held in the Masonic hall
/ Funeral services for Mrs. Norton will
4 be held at o'clock at the chapel OF
Moore & Mcclellan.
GRACE LUTHERAN BAZAAR
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
| English Lutheran church will hold g
bazaar at K. Of p. hall. Fancy articles
i of all kinds, also quilts and aprons and
rag rugs will be offered for sale
Lunch will be served from IL a. m
Il until p. m.
| COME TO SPEND WINTER-Mr
:, and Mrs. Lawrence Ruff of Chicago
are visiting in this city with their son
William Ruff and his wife at 900 Eas
Willetta street. Mr.. Ruff is a g. A. r
| veteran. They expect TO remain her,
for the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff
left Chicago four weeks ago. Enrout,
they stopped a few weeks at Denver
! They are very much pleased witt
: Phoenix
WOMAN TO ADDRESS RoTAR
lANS-Mrs. Powell, a Y. w. c. A
speaker, will make short talk OF
characterization" at the regula
weekly luncheon meeting of the Ro
: tary club at noon today. There will b
. a report made of the boys work com
! mittee, outlining policy for the club
There are also to be some masica
p numbers.
: SHIP COWS TO NEW ORLEANS
DR.. W. e. Severn and his shippin
partner, ]. C. Blackburn, left last nigh
for New Orleans with several carload
. of highgrade Holstein dairy COW
which are intended for export trade
i This shipment included several of tn
best herds in the Salt River valley
BRINGS BACK BRlDE-L. L. Bras
Of the service department of the Fer
guson- Keeler company, returned {
Phoenix yesterday accompanied by
bride which be acquired In Los An
geles. Mr.. Brass and his wife wer
i met at the depot by a delegation froi
. the Ferguson Keller company and &C
corded the usual hearty welcome OF
, LYMAN CHANGES SEAT-Jude
| Lyman of the superior court has le
| for Prescott to hear a case in ii
] Yavapai superior court in which Jude