Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
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RETURNS FOR coAsT-Georg

RETURNS FOR coAST-George D. Christy will return from Los Angeles tomorrow The attorney has been on the coast on legal business for the past week.
 ADMIT NEW ATToRNEY-Justin c. DaSpit, an attorney from Louisiana, has been admitted by the supreme court to practice in all Arizona courts. on motion oeJudge ]. H. Langston. COTTON GROWER HERE-A. H. Calkins of Los Angeles, who last year planted a great deal of cotton in the Salt River valley, is in Phoenix look ing over the situation. He is reg istered at the Commercial hotel
 FOREST OFFICIAL HERE-Martin M. Cheney, assistant to the solicitor for the United States treasury, in charge of prosecutions for trespasses i on forest reserves and other govern ment property, stationed at Albu- querque. is visiting in the city
 FOWLER IMPROVEMENT CIR CLE-The women of the Fowler Neighborhood Improvement circle will meet with Mrs. Eickooff at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Business of the day will be dealt with. All members are urged to be present. 1 WIFE GRANTED DlVORCE-Mrs. 1 Eva Black was granted a divorce from Leo P Black by Judge Lyman yester- day The testimony was taken on Sat urday and the order for decree was made in the plaintiffs favor yesterday. Black also asked for a divorce.
 ADMITTED TO STATE BAR-Jus- tin C. Daspit, special agent of the department of justice at Tucson, was n ha hoy of ba terday before the supreme court in 1 Phoenix. MT. Daspit was introduced by John H. Langston, assistant United States attorney
 RETURN FROM WINTER VISIT Mrs. Vernon Cook and her small daughter, Miss Dorothy Cook, have returned to Phoenix after wintering in the south. They plan to remain here until late in the spring when they will leave for Los Angeles and the nearby beaches.
 J. H. SUTTON AND SON HERE J. H. Sutton and his son Fred Sut- ton, are registered at the Commercial hotel. They represent Bishop and company of Los Angeles. Fred Sut- t01 ; taking over his fathers posl- tion as traveller for this district.
 hearing before Judge Lyman April [.
 BIG CLAIM FOR LABoR-Claim ing that there is over 5000 due him for labor of himself and wife, Crecen- cio Narela yesterday brought suit in the superior court against Dan DaW- son. The plaintiff claims that he was entitled to $2,262.50 and that only s156 has been paid on account.
 l THESE MARRY-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to Edmond o. Whitman, 21, Phoenix and Della F. BrOdie. 23, Phoenix; Yda Waldrop. 29 Phoenix and Helen Hughes, 25,'Tuc- son; Clarence Penn, 21, Phoenix, and Ruth Cochran, F, Phoenix; Wendell G. Gunter, 26, Phoenix and Leola Snow, 26 Phoenix
 RETURNS AFTER YEARS-Pat- rick Harrington of Montana, brother of Ed Harrington, chairman of the republican county committee, is a visitor in the city. Mir Harrington was here IA years ago; that is, he was in Phoenix, but it was a differ ent town then. He is not sure that he will not become permanent resi- dent.
 l HELD FOR FORGERY CHARGE Joe Hice was held to answer on a forgery charge by Justice De Souza yesterday when the defendant waived his preliminary hearing. Hice is al- legged to have drawn a check of S137; on the National Bank of Arizona mace payable to Joe Moore and signed by John Prunitti The complainant < Ed Bland.
 FINED FOR ASSAULT Pleadin. guilty to the charge of assaulting Alex ander Patterson, Emil l.. Christal yes terday was fined S15 in city polic' court Albert Cuban, who was charged with having unlawfully taken moto car for temporary use of the same pleaded guilty, but was dismissed whei the owner of the car declined to pres | any charges
 WILL IS FlLED-The will in whicl Mrs Vicie " Powell disposed of he s10,000 estate was filed in the offic' of the clerk of the court yesterday the property being bequeathed to he husband Frank D. Rowell, who i named as executor. The documen bears the date of December 20, 1905 Rowell has filed a petition for pro bate of will which will come up fo