Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
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DR. HUGHES ILL-Dr. H. A Hughes is seriously i'll at his home on North Central avenue.
 POSTPONE ICE CREAM SOCIAL I'hC ice cream social which was to have been held at tha Neighborhood house Wednesday,, June /, has been indef- initely postponed.
 FROM CORRESPONDENTS. J. c. Wynn, of Tombstone, is in Phoenix, visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucille Bressler an employe of the commission of state institutions.
 MAJOR PICK IN HERE-Major Pick, of the U. $. Veterinary Medical Service, from Fort Worth, was in the valley yesterday on a general tour of inspection, in matters connected with supplies of meat and milk for certain army posts.
 COMES FOR PRlSoNER-Deputy Sheriff Tom Thompson of Yavapai county was in town yesterday for Juna Agullo, charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Agullo wa sarrested here by Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Blanco on advices from the north.
 JURY FEES LARGE-Costs in jury
 
 of May was S2,920.45, a portion of which will be refunded from civil suits. The largest jury fee was paid out in the Newman case which lasted two weeks. TEACH FRS ExAMINATlON- deadly weapon. Aguilo was arrested tificates took the examinations held at the school administration building Monday and Tuesday A. [. Jones, county school superintendent conduct ed the examination the results of which will be known in a week.
 POSTPONE CALF cASE-On mo- tion of counsel for F. Jones. Black whose preliminary hearing was set for yesterday, the matter went over until 10 o'clock Tuesday morning when ii will come before Justice Wheeler Black is charged with the larceny of q calf.
 INSPECT ASSESSMENT ROLL A number of taxpayers inspected the assessment roll in the office of the board of supervisors yesterday. The board on Monday sat as a board o1 equalization and will continue to take up tax matters with the public up tC and including June 10.
 IMPERIAL co. DEPUTY HERE l Deputy Sheriff Dave Matlock of Inn perial county passed the day in Phoe- nix en route for Prescott where he vii take into custody Ed Hubbard who has been held there for the California or. ficer. Matlock is wanted in Fl CentrC on an embezzlement charge.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Ira H. Parsons, 26 Phoenix and May Grif- fin. T, Phoenix; Alberto Rivera, 27 f Scottsdale and Martina Mendoza, 21 Scottsdale; Jose o. Trujillo. SS. Phoe nix and Silveria Morero, 36, Phoenix Ira $. Birdsong, 21, Dallas, Tex, anC Mamie F. Griffen, 20. Glendale.
 FLOOD CONTROL MEETING-t meeting of the residents of the Cav Creek district will be held tonight a o'clock D. m. at the Washington | schoolhouse to consider methods 0 control of the Cave Creek floods Everyone in the district is urged to b present. as there are important plan to be discussed.
 BOY SCOUTS OUTlNG-Boy Scout Troop 7, in charge of Captain For, Miller, went to Granite Reef yesterda, for a weeks outing. They will swim hike to various points from there as 2; base and have a generally instructiv and good time. Lieut.. W. W. Hern of the War Camp Community Ser vice went out last night to help talk care of the boys.
 w. w. KNoRPP SOON TO RE ] Sergeant W. w. Knorpp, as sistant business manager of The Re publican, who recently arrived fror overseas, was mustered out of servic at the Presidio, San Francisco, SatuT day. He is now visiting friends in Sa Diego and will return to Phoenix with in a week. He was recently statione with the army of occupation at Triel near Coblenz. Germany.
 HIGHWAY COMMISSION BUSY The county highway commission losing no time in getting to work. O. Thursday they will have two outfit of engineers, four to the party, in tn field under the highway engineer. I C. Perkins. Surveys will be pushe forward as rapidly as is consisten with good work, and data will be read to begin actual construction at th earliest possible moment after tn bonds are sold
 ADJ. GEN. FILES CLAIMS-Claim
 
 Harris for the month of May, to total of s7O9.10, .have been filed, war rants issued by the state auditor, an approved by R. F. McGillen. the actin governor. These are to pay salarie and expenses for one month Claim for the period of the year to May l, af ter being turned down by Governo Campbell, were paid by Nit Sims, act ing governor in the former absence ( Governor Campbell from the state. CAPTAINS CAR IS "PiNCHED"- Captain L. F. Appleby. of the U. { | Air Service, who is here on recruitin duty, does not know whether he | ''pinched" or not. Yesterday the car tain left the Dodge car. the use ! which had been donated to him durin , his stay here by MrArthur brother standing in front of the Arizona clu r in the regular parking space. and whe he returned found a note, apparent ,rs1 T ,fa of rs<