Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
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! luncheon at the Rose Tree from 12:15 l to :15 o'clock. Tuesday
 PIONEER BAND REHEARSAL ! The Pioneer band will hold their usual ! rehearsal Sunday morning at the city hall at 10 o'clock
 i FORESTRY RANGER IN CITY, ! Jim Gardner of the United States for 1 estry service at Flagstaff. is spending a few days as Phoenix visitor.
 PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY 1 Roy Dossey yesterday pleaded guilty to the crime of forgery. Judge Stan ford anonunced that he would pass sentence on Monday morning. i CAPTAIN HALTON HERE-Cap- tain Arthur Halton, of Camp Mead, | former irrigation manager for the rec lamation service, is visiting in this city.
 TO VISIT .MoTHER-Mrs. BueIa Shillings who has been visiting Mrs Charles Urban, of 901 East Willetta street, left yesterday for Florence, where she will visit her mother.
 TAKES OVER DINING ROOMS l D. o. Moore of Ray, has taken over the Wheel dining rooms on the corner of Jefferson street and Second avenue. Home cooked meals are served there
 YAVAPAI SUPERVISOR RETURNS Jack Wager, supervisor of Yavapai county, has returned to Prescott. MT. Yager while here secured plans for the new bridge across the Verde river at Cottonwood
 ! WINTER VISITOR LEAVES-C. A. Setter, who has been spending the winter in Phoenix, left yesterday for Buffalo, where he will resume his for mer duties with Setter Brothers, of Catteragus, N. '.
 CHARGED WITH THEFT-Pete Thompson, charged with the theft of a revolver claimed by Homer Carney as his property, pleaded mot guilty when brought before Justice De Souza r yesterday. He will be given his trial on March 31.
 BOSTON STORE OWNER BACK I. Diamond, proprietor of the Boston store has returned from a months business trip to New York where he worked in and out of manufacturers and wholesale houses, buying for his Phoenix store.
 D. A. R. TO MEET TODAY - The : regular meeting of the Maricopa chap 7 ter of Daughters of the American
 Revolution will be held Saturday af-
 ternoon, March 29 at 2:3O D. m. in the
 Womans' club building Visiting members are cordially invited.
 WIFE ASKS DIVoRcE-Charging assertion, Suz de Valencia yesterday filed suit for divorce against Antonio de Valencia. The couple married in this city in 1911, and the alleged de- sertion occurred in Casa Grande in 19I7
 GOVERNOR TO INSPECT HIGH ! WAY-To inspect the route of the l proposed Mesa to Superior state high ] way and to make a detailed inspection i of the state prison at Florence, Gov . ernor Campbell left this morning. ac- } companied by his secretary, P. R. 2 Mines.
 BENSON MERCHANT VISITS ' HERE-Charles E. Goetz. banker and \ merchant of Benson, was in this city \ yesterday. He is rebuilding the old \ custom shelter at Benson, and it will z be ready for operation about May 15. \ under the supervision of Martin Fish 2 back
 CALLED BY ILLNESs-Mr. and 1 Mrs. c. w. Lapham, Jr., are in San . Diego at the bedside of MT Lapham's s 1 father C. W. Lapham, ST, who is very 4 ill with pneumonia and other compli- n cations and whose condition is crit n ical. Mir. and Mrs. Lapham will return 3 10 their ranch at Aguila as soon as n possible.
 q FEDERAL MEN HERE-A. G
 Dingley revenue agent in charge of
 this federal district, with headquarters
 in Denver, is a visitor in Phoenix while
 looking over conditions in the district |. Several other federal agents in Mr I Dingley's department are also here in 5 cluding Montgomery Smith. income ta2 2 man from Denver, and K. C. Staley ' state tax head for Colorado 4 TAKEN TO OASYLUM-James Ward c a young man Of about 30 years of age r whose home address is not known g was taken in charge by officials yes 4 terday who found him wandering halt O clothed near the Grand canal. After 8 being subjected to an examination al
 the sheriffs office he was committed e to the state hospital for the insane.
 NAMES NEW ENGlNEER-W. J . Jamison has been appointed location
 engineer for the state highway b, o Thomas Maddock, state engineer. H
 IS at present locating the route of tn O PrescottJerome highway MT Jam
 son will be remembered as the Camp l. bell appontee on the commission O
 oNeiNC lllolAluliO4S NufinS Illt governor | previous administration. I SUFFERS PARALYTIC STROKE r Charles Warth. who has been spendin,
 the winter here with his brother-in l law. F. R. Stewart suffered anothe
 stroke of paralysis yesterday and as
 result is confined to his bed. MT n Warth was formerly of St Louis V where he was interested in the oil in II duStry. He was at one time cashie Il of the First National bank of Mus
 kogee
 CASE TO JUVENILE COURT Harry Welday. who is alleged to hay \ taken BIO bill from the purse of Mis- ' Marie Belmont at a dance at the Ros Tree was arraigned before Justice D SouZa yesterday who tranferred tn case to the juvenile court. The bo ! defendant is alleged to have taken tn money from the girls purse which sh left on the table when she went | dance with another man. DOUGLAS BANKER HERES | Mcclure. prominent banker and cat s tleman of Douglas, was in Phoenix yes | terday, stopping at the Hotel Adam,
 H. was on his way to one of his ranch
 es east of Florence. MT. Mcclure wa
 one of the five men who located tn
 original townsite of Douglas and wa
 one of the 13 original organizers of tn
 Q. R.A T., having been a telegraphe
 on the Santa F'e in 1887.