Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
MORE NEW WORKERS ARRIVE

MORE NEW WORKERS ARRIVE Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Bartindare and N, Cockaday, all of New York, arrived at the Jefferson hotel yesterday.
 VISITORS FROM FRlscO-Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Powers of San Francisco are visiting in the city. They are guests at the Jefferson hotel.
 FRANKLIN PIERCE HERE - F1anklyn Pierce of Rocky Ford. Colo, arrived in the city yesterday. He IS guest at the Commercial hotel. NEW YORKER COMING - H. c. Slaughter arrived here from New York yesterday on a business trip and IS making his headquarters at the Adams hotel.
 HOME FROM CHICAGO - William E. Ferguson returned yesterday from several weeks absence in Chicago in the interest sof the Ferguson -Keeler company.
 FAMILY FROM SUPERIOR - J. A Gorrott of Superior brought his wife and son to the city yesterday. The family will stay at the Adams hotel while visiting here.
 HERE FROM SAN FRANCISCO - L. A. Burnham, s. A. Marks, A. G. Caldwell and F. L. Sizer, all from San Francisco, were fuests at the Adams hotel yesterday.
 MANY ENGINEERS COMING - The meeting of engineers to be held in Phoenix during the state fair week is to be large one. It will be the first annual convention of the new state organization of engineers and 500 engineers are expected.
 STARTS TO BE A ClTlZEN-A | declaration of intention was filed in the office of the clerk of the United l States district court yesterday by John Isetels, a native of Poland. Isetels registers as a miner from Jerome He has resided in this country seven years.
 WOMAN IS INJURED - Mrs. Bert Phillips, wife of the well-known artist, suffered a spraiped ankle and other minor injuries Wednesday night while walking from the street car line to her home, 50S East Culver street. An irrigation ditch, unseen in the dark ness, was the cause.
 POSTPONE DONNELLY FUNERAL The funeral services for John l.. Donnelly, who was shot and killed at the fair grounds Monday night, will be postponed until Monday morning at g lately formed a partnership with L. A. brother can attend. Services will then be held at the undertaking parlors of Moore & Mcclellan.
 TO SURVEY IGHWAYS-An en- gineering party from the state high way department, will leave Phoenix today under the supervision of High way Engineer Claude Miller for the purpose of surveying that portion oi the proposed highway between Ante lope Hill and Yuma, a portion of the Phoenix Yuma highway.
 DlSMlSSES ESPIONAGE CHARGE After two witnesses testified in the case of the United States versus Charles Potter, charged with violation of the espionage act, the case was dis missed by Judge Netterer of the fed eral court for insufficient evidence Potter. who is a 60-year- raAcheI of Yuma, is alleged to have referred tC American soldiers as nothing but scabs in uniform
 MISSIONARY JUNlOR-The Mis- sionary Junior of the First Baptist
 church will meet this afternoon at 2:30
 o'clock at thes following places: Circle
 1, the home of Mrs. J. M. Allison, BIO
 North Fourth avenue; Circle 2, the
 home of Mrs. w. W. Green, 517 North
 Second street; Circle 3. the home of Mrs. H. M. Slagle, 1920 West Jefferson
 street.
 BOY IS EXoNERATED - Franl
 Gould, high school boy, charged by E . P. Satterfield with cruelty to animals
 was completely exonerated when hi! case was heard this week in Judg, Wheeler's court. The county attorney after hearing the testimony of Mir. Sat. terfield and his wife, Mrs. Sophroni; Satterifeld, as well as that of Ira F Horton, moved to dismiss the case be cause of complete lack of evidence. RETURN BOYS TO PARENTS -
 Two boys named CSooley and Colkins who ran away from their homes il Mesa, Monday night, with third boy Clyde Hunsaker, were apprehended a
 Maricopa and brought to this city . yesterday, where their fathers wer . awaiting them. Hunsaker had beel 5 found at Maricopa the day before ani
 returned to his parents. The trip iron Tempe to MHaricopa was made on tol of a passenger train.
 QUIET DAYS IN COURT-The re mainder of the week will be a quie
 one in Judge Lyman's division of thu superior court because the judge hat expected to go to St Johns in Apach ) county to try a case there in whicl Judge Gibbons is disqualified. Tn
 Apache county case has been post : poned, however, and as no cases ha, | been set for the last part of this week the judge is able to catch up with othe l. work in his chambers.
 ? GOES AFTER WOMAN - Deput l Ernest Smith left last night for Sa
 Bernardino, Calf, to bring Mrs. J. \ 5 Goodreau, alias Maud Hall, to this city . Mrs. Goodreau was charged, Octobe 5 10, by Charles Korrick with obtainin !, goods by means of a bogus check, an 5 a message was received yesterda
 from W. A. Shay, sheriff of San Der
 nardino county, stating that MT = Goodreau was in San Bernardino an 5 would waive extradition.