Arizona republican., 1919-06-28

Indian school, has left for a visit in Boston, Mass, where her mother and daughter live. She will return in Sep tember.
 INDIAN AGENT IN CiTY-W. G. Haygood and wife of Sacaton arrived in the city yesterday and are regis tered at the Jefferson hotel. Mir. Hay good is Indian agent at the Sacaton reservation.
 CALLED BY MOTHERS ILLNESS W. B. Snyder. member of the sales force of the John F. Barker Produce company, has been called to Los An geles by the serious illness of his moth CT who is well advanced in years.
 LEAVE FOR COAST-Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Palmer of 315 Oleander avenue, and daughters, Fen. Myrl and Eliza beth, will leave this morning for the coast. They will spent the summer touring California, returning to their home in this city in the fall.
 GOES TO NEW POSITlON-Miss Sadie Robertson teacher of upper classes in the Indian school, has been promoted to a clerkship in the Indian agency at Cheyenne River, South Da- kota. Miss Robertson left last night 1 for her new position, going by way of Grand Canyon.
 GRANTS WIFE DIVORCE -Charg- | ing desertion and non-support, Mrs. i Florence Bodoford, who has charge of the seat sale at the Elks theater, was yesterday granted a divorce from George E. Bodoford. The couple mar ried in December, 1916. Judge Stanford signed the decree
 TEACHER IS PROMOTED-Jean o. Barnd, for twelve years teacher of the ] Marianna no n reservation southwest of Phoenix, has
 been given a well merited promotion in
 being appointed day school inspector
 for the Papago and Pima reservations
 in Arizona About 20 day schools will
 be under MT. BarndS supervision. Mrs
 Gladys Barnd wife of MT. Barnd, will
 succeed him as teacher at the Maricopa
 school
 GIRLS GO TO BE NURsEs-Maya
 D. Sherman, Myrtle Walker, Aileen
 Doley and Cecelia Puella, recent gradu-
 ates of the Indian school left last night
 for the east to begin nurses training
 All but Miss Puella who goes to St
 Francis hospital. Wichita, Kansas, vii
 go to St. Joseph's hospital, Kansas
 City. AS these hospitals ordinarily ad-
 init only graduates from accredited
 high schools, their receiving these l
 ment to the local institution
 TO STUDY RECLAMATlON-H. F
 OlmStead, of the engineering firm ol
 Olmstead and Yates, is in Clifton su-
 pervising the installation of a sanitary
 sewer system. While in the eastern
 part of the state MT. Olmstead will be gin the preparation of a report on I plan to water new areas in southern z Arizona. MT. OlmsteaG is enthusiastic 7 over the prospect of the reclamation O 7 a vast amount of land now almos J worthless, and is also interested in tn, 7 removal of the flood menace which ex ' ists in the greater part of the south J west
 DON'T WANT THE MULES-Th 7 commission of state institutions -ha 7 notified the Aubrew Investment com J pany of which A. A. Johns is secretar- D and treasurer, that if they do not des ' ignate a place where and a time whel 7 they will receive the mules they sol U the last commission, but which hay U not been paid for, fer the reason allege U that they were not worth the price an U were in a run down and in some case U diseased condition, that the mules wi v be offered at public auction and sol U for the account of the Aubrey com . pany. The commission has repudiate . the contrat, which called for paymen U of the mules at the rate of $400 a spar
 and now takes the stand that the stat
 should no longer be obliged to feed tn l. mules and give them medical attention U MARINE CORPS WOMAN IN GIT Miss Jane H. Rider, director of th D state laboratory at the state universit, V visited the city yesterday on routir business. Miss Rider is one of eigI women in the United States who belon IT to the marine corps. Miss Rider hs I only recently returned from eigl Il months service in England as a car U teen worker with the American Re Cross Mrs. Ada Boardman, formerl
 employed in the Phoenix Nation; st bank and also an associate member
 the marine corps, has returned to u l. states, Miss Rider says, and will al
 rive in Phoenix within a month or tw 10 While abroad Mrs. Boardman was set
 retary to Major Foster Rockwell, ar to 1t was for their indefatigable devotic
 to the gobs and marines that the tv |. women were honered by the marin,
 with 9CCOpi9fn bar