Arizona republican., 1919-04-29

nix yesterday. en route home from sitting in some cases in the Mohave county courts.
 CALLS ON MlLNES - Charles Nc Lean, son of Judge c. H. Mclean of Prescott, and formerly with the Journal-Miner, called on P. k. Mines, the governors secretary, at the state- house yesterday.
 FINED FOR FLOODING HIGHWAY M. Yamato was fined $10 by Justice De Souza. yesterday for flooding a. pub lie highway. Yamato pleaded guilty to flooding t ? Buckeye road.
 TO ENTERTAIN CLUB - Mrs. Eff fife Redman will entertain the Ivy club this afternoon at her home, 715 East Pierce street. The chairman requests that all members be present at the meeting.
 ORDERED TO INSTALL METERS The corporation commission. as the result of complaints regarding water service and rates in south Miami, has ordered the J. J. Mackey company, supplying water for that district. to install meters by August.
 CHICKEN SUPER. The Ladies, Aid society of the Southside will serve 8 chicken supper on Thursday evening. May 1. at the Neighborhood house from : until o'clock. Fifty cents a plate will be charged. An apron and rug sale will be held in connection with the program. Everyone is invited to attend.
 THESE WILL Marriage li- | censes were issued yesterday to Alba Ford, 21, Cashion and Jewel Robinson, IS, Cashion; Dennis Quimayonise, 23 Phoenix and Berta Kawlysie, 20, Phoe- nix; Manuel Acedo, 19, Tempe and Rita 1 Lopez, 21, Florence and Ladislaw "a suats, 90, Avondale and Laura Yalas | IS, Avondale.
 WIFE ASKS DIVoRcE-Claiming 1 that her husband, James Evans, left 1 her in Long Beach in 1917 and took ur 1 his residence in Los Angeles, Mrs. Lena l Evans yesterday filed suit for divorce l charging desertion. Mrs. Evans said | after her husband left her he refused l to provide for her or their children I The couple married in California ir 1 1905.
 PAY CITY Tomorrow is the l last day on which city taxes can be paid without the penalty. Regularly ths taxes were due on the first Monday o1 1 this month, but an extension was al i lowed by the commission, so that those not paid tomorrow, Wednesday, Apri 30, will be delinquent. There was some how an impression that the extension was to May 15.
 SPEEDERS ARE FtNED-Charget with exceeding the speed limit on thu Tempe highway, D. B. Scott admitted ! to Justice Wheeler that he was travel ing at the rate of fl miles an houl | when arrested by the motorcycle of ficer. He paid fine of S10. A fine il
 the same amount was also paid by H A. Nafzinger who violated the speet law on the same highway.
 CORPORAL THOMAN REACHE' u, s. MT. and Mrs. Andrew Thomal
 received word yesterday of the saf
 arrival on this side of their son, Cor poral Jake Thoman, who has been over
 seas with the 30Sth infantry. I7th divi
 sion. The news came to the Thoman
 in form of a, wire from the corpora
 from Hoboken. He expects to receiy
 his discharge in few days, and l
 the meantime is stationed at Cam
 Mills.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
 Oscar Moore yesterday petitioned tn
 court for letters of administrator
 the estate of his wife, Mrs. Mollle I
 Moore, who died in this city last Aug uSt, leaving property Ne1oeu @ os.
 Moore also asks to be appointed guar
 dian of his two children Marion. age
 IA and Esther years of age, who wMlt VII
 him. are heirs -at-law of the estate. IT
 hearing on the petition will be held pc
 fore Judge Lyman on May 12.
 NAMED DAUGHTERS GUARDiA Harry W. krotzer was name guardian of his 14year- dauSht'
 Alice. who will receive S50oo o1 II s10,o00 government insurance pohs carried by her brother, Harold Krotzer, who died in the service. IT