Arizona republican., 1919-06-25

Epimenio F. Rodriguez, 23, and Maria Jacobo, IS, Phoenix;' Walter J. Smith. 20, Phoenix, and Dolores Stein, IT, Phoenix.
 TO NORTHWEST OVERLAND George Day and family leave this morning for an overland trip to the Pacific northwest. They will visit Mrs. Days father, Frank P. Lee, who is in the Indian service in Washing ton. They will also visit Mr Days mother in Portland, Oregon.
 UTAH MINE OFFICIALS HERE c. A. Allen, chief inspector of mines for the state of Utah, and c. L, Col burn, assistant chief mining engineer called at the statehouse yesterday to confer with Jack" Bolin state mine inspector. They have been making a general inspection of mines and mining conditions.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Jonathan Young yesterday filed a pe- tition for letters of administration of the estate of Mrs. Laura Young, who died in April, 1918, leaving real es- tate valued at $4,700. The petitioner, who is the husband of the decedant and his son, Iehn D. Young, are the heirs at-law The petition will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman on July '.
 BURTiS DORIS HOME AGAIN After two years in service with the aviation corps, Burtis Doris returned i home yesterday, leaving almost imme- i diately for the coast where the c. D. Doris family is holding reunion Two other sons of MT. and Mrs. Doris who are now with them at Long Beach. | Stanton Doris and Edward Doris only recently landed on this side from France, where they were in active service.
 CHARGED WITH EM6EZZLE- MENT-A. B. Syndow, night clerk oi the Hotel Adams, was arrested on the charge of embezzlement of $100, the complainant being Scott Donnell, day clerk. The hearing was set for Il o'clock this morning when the details of the alleged embezzlement will bt revealed to Justice Wheeler. It i: stated that the charge grew out O irregularities of funds at the hotel where the men were employed.
 PASSED BAD CHECK IS CHARGE TT. B. Bond, charged with obtaining money and property by means of { bogus check, was held to answer to thu superior court by Justice De Souza yes terday. He was unable to furnish s5Oi bond placed by the court. H. H. Will son, automobile repair man, was thu complainant. Wilson claimed that Bono passed a check of $5.20. drawn on th' Glendale State bank, for which he SC cured eight gallons of gasoline, a quar or oil and S3 in change.
 ARREST INDIAN ON MURDEF CHARGE-Black Mexican, a Naval Indian, is under arrest at Flagstaff charged with the murder. on June F of Kee Chee, another Navajo. Tn killing was done by shooting, aeeordini to information received here yesterda by the United States attorneys office No other details are available. say that Superintendent Runke. aided b. the Indian police, arrested Black Mexi can, He will be arraigned on tn , charge of murder before the Unite States commissioner
 LEON TOLLESON HOME AGAl Leon Tolleson, recently discharge at Fort Bliss as corporal in wage train No. 5, 23rd engineers, arrived i } the city yesterday. After brief tri 5 to the ranch of his father, W. c. Tollt ? son, he left last night for Los Angelo to join his father and mother ther My outfit had the toughest bunch mule skinners in the A. F. F." sa. Tolleson, and then added in respon: to a question, Sure, the corporals we the war!" He will return to Phoen e later.
 i HOME FROM MOTORCYCLE TRI Roy Perry, Jean Wright, Jake Mi e Ter and Ray Wade returned last ever T ing from a motorcycle trip to Grar
 Canyon, reporting roads very goo = save for the stretch between Flagsta = and Roosevelt. The party left h-
 on Thursday. The return trip fro n Monday, June IS, and arrived in Pre- = colt that evening. The next evenil
 they left for the canyon, staying the -l Wednesday and leaving for F'lagsta t, Flagstaff began Monday morning al
 was made by way of Payson al \. Roosevelt.
 b NAMES AccoUNTANCY BOARD s. The new board of accountancy WI ;. yesterday appointed by the governC 2. pursuant to the provisions of the ne n law in the matter, House Bill 13. T
 new board consists of c. P. Lee T Phoenix, whose term will be one yes = Charles A. Weidler of Prescott, tN n years and H. T. Cuthbert of DouglS
 three years. The new board will he = an organization meeting at the off V of the governor on July ', and " tt then set the date for the first exami
 ation for Certified Public Accountan ,f for which at least one examinati m per year must be held.
 T. SUES ON MILK CONTRACT-J.
 Matthews yesterday brought st L. against the Pacific Creamery compsl ,f for $3,200 for alleged breach of co -- tract In a complaint filed in the S
 perior court the plaintiff claims tn Y he had a contract with the defenda r, for hauling milk from the farms at re cents per 100 pounds. According
 terms of the contract. Motthews |; r. leges, he was to use his own autom s bile for collection and delivery of at milk. On June he was discharg'
 he asserts, although the contract u t. der which he entered employment os said to state that his term did not e r. until April, 1920.
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 - There will be an old fashioned cor pr try fair at the Tolleson auditoriu g. Friday evening, June 27, given by T
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