Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

COTE. A. Wolfe, division engneer of the state highway department has left for Prescott.
 VISITOR FROM SUPERiOR-Joe T. Merino of Superior arrived in the city yesterday evening and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
 TEXAN IS VISIToR-Don Rathbern | arrived in the city yesterday from Fl Psso and is staying at the Commercial | hotel.
 COMES FROM COAST - Thelma Duffy of Venice, California, arrived in the city yesterday and registered irt the Hotel Adams.
 FROM SAN ANTONIO = J. H. l Woodruff arrived in the city yester day from San Antonio, Texas. He is staying at the Hotel Adams
 ARRIVES FROM WAGoNER-l Wayne Thornburg of Wagoner spent yesterday in the city, arriving Thurs day.
 PASADENA MAN IS VIslToR-W. P. Shepherd of Pasadena, California, arrived in the city yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Adams
 HERE FROM SUPERlOR-J. A. Garrott of Superior arrived in the l the Hotel Adams.
 CLIFTON FAMILY IN ClTY-C. E. Collins. with his wife and daughter,
 arrived in the city yesterday from i Clifton. They are staying at the lief l ferson hotel
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS Los
 Angeles guests at the Hotel Adams
 yesterday included George Renwick,
 Roscoe Moss, T. A Madden, o. w.
 Orlander, and L. W. Davis.
 STATE OFFICIAL TO PRESCOTT
 W. H. Robinson, secretary of the
 commission of agriculture and hortl-
 culture, has left for Prescott on business trip.
 POSTPONE K. OF p. INSTALlA-
 TlON-Because of the illness of W. J. Oliver, who is chancellor commander
 elect of the Knights of Pythias lodge, installation of officers could not be
 held last night and the date has been
 postponed until next Friday night. l COMMISSIONER MoEUR RE- TURNS-W. A. Hoeur. state land com
 missioner, was in his office at the state house yesterday, having returned from ] an extended trip over the northern , part of the state on business for the ] land board.
 ) FOUND NOT GUlLTY-Ray McGee, ) an Indian, charged with the crime of ) obtaining property by a bogus check, ) was found not guilty by jury in Judge ) Stanford's court yesterday when it was ) shown that the boy had not received ) the goods he purchased with the bogus ? check. ) NORMAL TRAFFIC RESUMED ) Normal traffic to Parker and Asf 5 V1od oXTp ) ning," said W. S. Goldworthy, agen Q at the consolidated ticket office, las night, in referring to the bridge whici 0 collapsed and wrecked a cantaloup train recently at Hot Springs Junction 0 STOLE ICE, IS CHARGE-Farit 0 and Amato Rodriguez, brothers, A an' 0 35 years old, were arrested last nigh
 by Special Officer Wolf of the Arizon
 Eastern railroad, charged with stealing l. ice from refrigerator dispatch car z after the cars were loaded with melon I and iced and ready for shipment. 7 MRS. MONTGOMERY IMPROVEs V Word was received here late yester :. day afternoon of the improved condi U tion of Mrs John c. Montgomery wh' was reported critically i'll at a Prescott . hospital Sheriff Montgomery wh aa rushed to his wife's bedside, telephones A that her condition was not regarded a '' serious by the physician in charge 0
 the case.
 't BACK FROM OVERSEAS - J. E
 Sellers, who has just returned t Phoenix from IS months overseas ser
 vice with the 23rd engineers, has gon '0 to work for the state highway depart = ment as draughtsman. While in Franc U Sellers was in the St Mihiel drive Be , fore entering the service he was statis " tical engineer for the council of de
 fense.
 - THESE WILL MARRY - Marriag r licenses were issued yesterday to Con 1 stant H. de Ronlhac, 25, Phoenix an i Ida A. Wazencraft, 21. Fayetteville 3 Ark; Arnulfo Gutierrez, p, Phoeni ,r and Rita Gomez. 30, Phoenix: Presto
 Ollerton, 25, Tempe and Zina Jeanett I Guthrie, p, Mesa; Calvin H. Chisholm in A, Peoria and Jessie Griffith,
 Peoria
 n STORM INJURIES ROAD - Wor in was received by Harold Bargmal at county engineer yesterday to the et
 feet that four mile stretch of count E. road between Aguila and Wickenbur S. had been badly damaged by storm eI Bargman stated that he would be UT
 able to leave at present to investigaf ia the extent of the damage. but woul r. leave early in the week for the storl ,y section.
 LAPS ESTATE IN COURT - Al or pointed special administrator of u he estate of T. Kusunoki, valued at s250 ,d K. Ota, a friend of the dead man, fu
 nushed 5000 bond that he might ca q for the interests of the heirs-at law in the decedent, father, Yahai Kusunol he and brother Hasaichi Kusunoki, bo
 residents of Japan. Kusunoki. Wi v- died April Is, had a half interest in tv cantaloupe crop which when dispos, IT. of will amount to approximately S25G
 MUST PAY VICTIM-Willie Mas - returned soldier, who pleaded guilty cd the charge of assault by means like Ha to produce bodily harm, was given
 two years suspended sentence T Judge Stanford yesterday and order av to pay S400 to Harvey Oxford the m; st. he assaulted in a south side pool ha
 The amount is to defray Oxford's e ...