Arizona republican., 1919-04-04
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VISITOR HERE FROM TUCSON MT. and Mrs. C. R. McFall are here from Tucson to spend week. Mr. McFall will attend to official business while here.
 WOOOMEN TO ATTEND FU- NERAL Members of the Woodman circle ere requested to meet at the K. F. hall at o'clock this afternoon to attend the funeral of Elsie Coleman.
 WATER MAGNATE REPORTED ILL@F. A. Wilde. Sr., president of the Desert Power and Water company of Kingman, is reported to be critically ill in his quarters in the Virginia hotel in Long Beach, California
 BETTER AFTER "FLU"-W. H. Linville chief deputy of the office of the clerk of the court, who has been seriously ill with an attack of influ- enza, was reported better yesterday.
 MINING ENTHUSIAST HERE = F. l.. Proctor, who is interested here in mining, is in this city in company with a party of associates from Los Angeles. He is accompanied by Miss Ida Skinner, Miss Stella Lambert, N. W. O'Brien, F. M. Proctor, H. H. Dar- rell and G. Griffith.
 GRANTED DIVORCE - Mrs. Mary L. DeMund was granted a divorce from Ray DeMund by Judge Lyman yesterday on the ground of cruelty. The defendant was ordered to con tribute $75 a month toward the sup port of his two children, Rayma aged F, and Edwin, Il years old.
 WANTS TO ADOPT CHlLD-Miss Hattie D. Lannom yesterday petitioned the court for leave to adopt Elwin Royeton, the year old baby who has been in her care since the death of his mother last october. Miss Lannom in her petition states that she has been informed that the father of the child is dead.
 SEEK HOME FOR MEXICAN BOY A home for a 12-year- Mexican boy is being sought by w. F. McFall, county probation officer. MT McFall stated yesterday that the lad had been in the same home since he was placed there a 6-months- old baby but the family was large and because of it's financial condition it was deemed ad r visable to find a new home for the orphan.
 ARRAIGN ON ROBBERY CHARGE-Jose Gonzales and Vicente Guittrez, charged with robbery, were y terday when their preliminary exam ination was set for 10 o'clock Monday morning. The bond of each defendant was placed in the sum of 5000. The complainant Frank Pablos, alleges that the two Mexicans held him up in Mesa and robbed him of s2S and a gold watch valued at SS5.
 CoRPORATIoN COMMISSION TO | GMAis-|iiairman Betts and Com missioner Jones, of the corporation commission. left last night for Kim man, where they will hold a hearing on the water situation there. The situa- 1 tion has become somewhat muddled. l through the multiplicity of sources of ] supply for domestic water, and the 1 commission desires to straighten out the tangled rates and rules of service and create a fair and uniform system
 BACK FROM COURT SESSlON-R | s. Bois, chief clerk in the local district attorneys office, returned yesterday 1 from Tucson, where he has been on du- | ty at the federal court sessions. He will 1 be followed within the next few days 1 by the entire court, as sessions in 1 Phoenix will open Monday morning. An unusually heavy docket is wait | ing for the local term, which will con- tinue three or four weeks.
 | VISIT SON HERE-Mr. and Mrs. I O. Newby of Riverside, California, are visiting at the home of their son. George S. Cooke.
 BAPTIST CHURCH RECEPTION- The First Baptist church will hold a reception for new and old members in the church tonight. A program has been prepared and a social time will be enjoyed. All members of the church and congregation are invited
 LOCAL PRISONER WANTED IN NORTH-James Morris, alias Harris alias Al West, held in the county jail awaiting trial under a felony charge is wanted in Prescott, according to in- formation received by Sheriff John G Montgomery yesterday from Sheriff Warren Davis of Yavapai county Montgomery identified Morris as the man wanted in the north by a photo graph sent by Davis who says the charge in Prescott against Morris is