Arizona republican., 1919-10-16
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NAMED AS ADMINISTRATOR

NAMED AS ADMINISTRATOR Edward Hazard was appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of John W. Kraft yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 BOY BROUGHT HERE Merle Berry, said by the authorities to have escaped from the industrial school at F't Grant, was brought to the city yesterday by Constable O. L. Pickens of Mesa.
 WIFE ASKS DIVoRcE-Katherfn Williams filed suit for divorce from James Williams. She states that they were married at St. Johns, on the Gila Indian reservation, October Is, 1915, and alleges that her husband was a profligate and failed to provide.
 NAMED ExECUTRlX-Evel Fes- mire was appointed executrix of the estate of Ed C. Fesmire yesterday by Judge Lyman. L. H. Van Spanckeren, W. R. Stewart, and George Berry were appointed appraisers. The death of Ed c. Fesmire occurred at Mesa, August IT, 1919.
 YUMA FAIR OPENS-A telegram extending the best wishes of Maricopa county for the success of the Yuma county fair, which opened yesterday,
 
 commission by the chamber of com merce yesterday This is the fourth annual fair for Yuma county, and will continue over a period of four days.
 SIX ARE PAROLED-Upon recom- mendation of the board of pardons and paroles, Governor Campbell yesterday issued paroles to the following inmates of the state prison at Florence: Jesus l Belselza, grand larceny; Arthur flag gard, forgery Caesaria Navarro grand larceny; Joel Smith, assault with a deadly weapon; Walter Traves felony and Leon Watson, assault with intent to commit murder.
 HAZEN WILL IN cOURT-Peti- ton for the probate of the will of Cora E. Hazen was filed with the clerk of | the superior court yesterday by Marion A. Hazen, her husband. Mrs. Hazen died at Palo Verde January r, and her estate, consisting of real and per sonal property, is valued at s30,000 The petition will be heard October 27.
 oRANGEWOOD- RAMONA The | Orangewood- Ramona club will meet Wednesday, October 22, with Mrs. Jos | Brack on the Thomas road. The sub- | ject of the program is Antique anC Modern China Painting" Mrs. Nj Downey is the chairman and she is very familiar with this subject. A large attendance is desired as all vii be benefited by being present. Mrs | J. J. Heard, corresponding secretary
 ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET-St Marys Altar society will hold a meet. ing at S:15 this afternoon in the base. ment of the Catholic church. Il JUNIOR GUILD BENEFIT - Tn, Junior Guild will hold a benefit fol the Day Nursery at the home of Mrs ! Charles K. Pishon this afternoon.
 SELLS RESIDENCE HEBREW. S | Humbert has sold his home at the cor ner of First avenue and Roosevelt street to c. D. Norris and will leav, for Los Angeles the latter part of No vember, where he will reside.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN-l social meeting is to be held by tn Council of Jewish Women today at p. m., at the Womans club. MT: Karp Mrs. S. Wilson and Mrs. Fun are to be the hostesses of the after noon.
 WIFE ASKS DIvoRcE-Gussi Hillyer filed suit for divorce yesterda from Russell D. Hillyer, whom sh married in Fl Paso March 7 1917. Sh alleges brutal treatment and abandon ment. and asks custody of their year r-old son, Bernard, with $35 month alimony for its support. Sh is represented by Attorneys Lewko witz. Thalheimer and Hart.
 DEPORT MExICANS - Deput Marshall Smith left Tuesday night fo Nogales, taking with him five Mexi cans to be deported. The names c four sent from here are, Sidel Aerdes Juan R. Fernandez, Goegio V. Fer