Arizona republican., 1919-10-25

~AAs4- N|4NLA AtA@A V A~~~- clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons Charles A. Everden 40, and Alice Beaver 35, both of Phoe- nix; Cerilo Garces 23, and Quenobeva Romero 25, both of Tempe, and to Simon Moraga 26, and Rosiro Vilardes IS. both of Tempe.
 TO APPEAR IN OLD CASE - Leslie Hardy, former assistant attor- ney general of Nogales, arrived in the city yesterday morning to represent the state and Santa Cruz county in tax case on appeal to the supreme court involving Baca Float No. ,, aH old Spanish land grant of 100000 acres located in Santa Cruz county. The tax commission and Santa Cruz are endeavoring to recover taxes on this grant for the years 1914, 1915, 1916 and 1917. In the lower court the state won for the years 1916 and 1917 but lost the other two cases Both sides appealed. MT. Hardy will be in the city until the end of the hearing.
 TURN OVER BOND MONEY - Slightly more than $2S,317 was turned over yesterday by the board of super visors to the county treasurer as the proceeds from the sale of $27,500 worth of bonds of the Heard school district south of the river. The sum has been placed to the credit of the school.
 JUDGE DUFFY ARRlVES-Judge Frank J. Duffy, former chairman of state democratic central committee, arrived yesterday from Nogales on legal business. He will be here until tomorrow in the interests of the Bank of Sonora, which has a case on appeal before the supreme court.
 CONTINUE DRISkELL CASE - The case of the United States versus David B. Driskell, set for yesterday, went over until the April term of court on motion of the United States attorney. Driskell. a former deputy sheriff of this county, was arrested six weeks after his service for the county expired on charge of violating the Reed amendment.
 MRS. CURLEY ARRIVES - Mrs. Frank Curley will arrive from Tucson the latter part of October for a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J, Trippel
 TO HEAR FREIGHT CASE - The Southern Pacific Railroad company J. R. Lambert case will come up on motion to strike and demurrer before Judge Neterer of the federal court this morning. The action is. a suit to recover freight charges on three carloads of mules and involves a sum of s4o0. The plaintiff is represented by J. c. Forest and Lambert by Arm strong, Lewis and Kramer.
 PISTON HOME SOLD Charles Pishon has sold his West Portland street residence to Dr. Marquis, Chi cago specialist, who has arrived with his family and will make his home here. The physician is a brother oi Reverend J. L. Marquis, pastor. of the Presbyterian church. The PiShor family is staying at the Adams al present and expects later to move into an apartment at the Powers.
 NURSES TO MEET-The Maricopa County Graduate Nurses association will hold a membership meeting Sun day, October 25. 1919, at p. m. al the nurses home on Polk street. Al graduate nurses who are not already members are cordially invited to join Rose Darcy, secretary.
 RAIN WAS GENERAL-Rain Wa. general throughout the state yester- day except for Tucson and the south eastern parts. h Phoenix there fel
 22 of an inch. Flagstaff had tho heaviest precipitation with A inches although Jerome was not far behind with 1.27 inches. Yuma had II of aI inch and Needles .12 of an inch. Tn, normal precipitation for the year tt date is 6.24 inches, but this has beer exceeded this year with 7.SO inches.
 ROYAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - Formal acknowledgement of the invi tation extended by the chamber o commerce in behalf of the people o Phoenix and Maricopa county to Kim Albert of Belgium to visit the valle! and the Roosevelt dam has been re ceived at the chamber of commerce in the form of a letter from the king secretary The letter expresses tn thanks of the monarch and his regre time did not permit Of his acceptinl the invitation presented in the cours of his visit to the Grand Canyon.
 HUSBAND ASKS DIVORcE-L E Luther filed suit for divorce yester day in the superior court from Rub, Celeste Luther, who married him il Bakersfield, California, October, 1913
 MANY WANT ROOMS The ' , W. c. A. is having many calls fo 1. room reservations for women and girl during fair week. Anyone wishing { rent rooms for that time is asked t call the office of the Y. W. c. A. phon , 1543 and list the rooms there
 | DONNELLY FUNERAL MONDA' The funeral of John L. Donnelly wi be held from the Catholic church Mon 1