Arizona republican., 1919-07-08
FORFElTS HER BOND

PRESCOT YOUNG WOMEN HERG | Miss Rose Williams and Miss Lottie | Rothrock of Prescott. arrived in the city yesterday and are staying at the ! Hotel Adams
 NEW BANKER IN CITY-Ralph R. Johnson, one of the best-knoWn young i banking men of Los Angeles, has ar rived in Phoenix He will be associ- ated with the Phoenix National bank.
 BOY SCOUT OUTlNG-Boy Scout Troop No. l will journey to the banks Of the Salt river Friday night for an outing and a watermelon feed. The eX1ct location is being kept secret from the other scout troops.
 ENGINEER VISITS IN ClTY-W. H. Spear, engineer m charge at the lower Arlington dam being constructed by " M. Ledbetter and Co.,, cama to the city yesterday on business eon- nected with the refrigeration system te is installing at his camp.
 NON SUPPORT IS CHARGE-T i her husband has not supported her since 1912 is the charge made by Mrs. Josefa Hanna in a divorce complaint 1 filed in the Superior Court yesterday. | The plaintiff married Lewis Hanna at | Gila Crossing in 1906.
 THESE WILL MARRY Marriage I- 1 censes were issued yesterday to Rob- ert K. Stewart, 25, Phoenix, and Nina M Willis, 23, Phoenix; Francisco O. 1 Lima, 25, Tolleson, and JoSefa Armenia, 21, ToIleson; William Glass, AS, Phoe- nix, and Ida Armstrong, 28, Phoenix.
 K. OF C. TO MEET-M Marcos de Niza council No. 11S9, Knights of Columbus, will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in | Pythian Hall in regular session. Local and visiting members are urged to be present This will be the only regular session held during the month of July
 sUPT. CASE TO N. E. A.-C. o. Case, state superintendent of public instruction, and his assistant, Frank Dykes, are in Milwaukee attending the annual convention of the National Education association. During their absence Claude Decatur Jones is act ing deputy in charge of the office.
 WIFE ASKS DIVoRcE-Mrs. Myrtle Prince yesterday instituted divorce proceedings against fred M. Prince, charging desertion. The couple mar ried in Glendale in 1913, and in October, two years later, Mrs. Prince claims, her husband left her. She makes failure to provide additional ground for legal separation. The Princes have one child, George Charles Prince, aged ,.
 LIVE STOCK FEES-The report of the live stock sanitary board of their receipts for the month, made in trans hitting them to the state treasurer shows that the receipts for the month of June for this department was the sum total of $9,320.93. This is the income of the board from fees derived from
 inspections, recording brands, brand taxes, sale of brand books, butcher li- censes and the recording of bills of sale
 GOOD ROADS OFFICIAL HERE
 J. s. Bright. district engineer for tn,
 United States bureau of roads, sta
 tioned at Denver, is in Phoenix con
 sulting with the state engineer in tn
 matter of road construction. MT
 Bright has charge of the federal ait
 work for the southwest, and while her
 will make extended inspections of Ari
 zona roads and road problems in com
 pany with Thomas Maddock, stat
 engineer.
 JAIL IS NOT BURGLAR PROOF
 Chief of Police Brisbois stated yester ' day that the city jail was antiquatet and totally inadequate in every respec s for it's purpose. Any enterprising pris l . of deliverance if fortune favored hin
 Such precautions as steel gratings owe It the windows have been added fror
 time to time. but the chief says wha e is needed is modern, sanitary jail o
 the upper floor of a building
 O HEARING IS POSTPONED-Th
 corporation commission hearing set fC Q yesterday in the matter of the appli
 cation of the Alamo Land and Irrigatio , Company has been postponed to July
 at the request of the officials of tn r company. who were unable to he pres Il ent. The hearing will be on the appli V cation of the company for permissio 6 to issue and sell bonds to the face vaiu d of S25O,00O against their property, lo if cated in Yavapai County
 DEAD MAN REGISTERED HERE 4 A wire received yesterday from Sa
 Diego by the police department statin n that Augustin Ponce a Mexican , ,+ years of age, had been shot and kille by another Mexican at San Dieg,
 Upon the body registration card wa
 found showing that the dead man ha ,+ registered for military service on Jun Il, 1917, at Phoenix. The message re . quested that relatives of Ponce be lo ' cated, but no relatives could be foun 1 here. I CLERK LEONARD ON VACATIO |. Clay Leonard, clerk of the. state st :. preme court, left last night for an e, tended vacation in California, whic ey he will spend, together with Mir
 Leonard, at Murietta Hot Springs ar of at Avalon, Santa Catalina 1slan Id Chester Hansen, secretary to the chi
 justice. is also having vacation. ar S Chief Justice Cunningham is in Cal tv fornia for the summer Justices Ro al and Baker have not yet decided whetl
 CT to go away for the summer, n,
 where they will go if they leave. | III LIEUT.. GILBERT TO KANSe o1 CiTY-Lieut. s. c. Gilbert, son -ei Judge H. c. Gilbert of Glendale. hi
 left for Kansas City after a few da- of visit in Glendale. Lieutenant Gilbe he was originally a member of the To he battalion of the 77th division. but W.
 later transferred to the 9th divisio V. and from there to the S9th divisio he with which he returned home. Befo he entering the army he was trial alto
 ney for the Metropolitan Street Raj on way company, in Kansas City. but Il BY U'ited States shipping board has ma, h. him an attractive offer which he
 considering.
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