Arizona republican., 1919-10-15


to that country for the benefit of his
health.
COW SUIT Is ENpED-Suit for a
six-year- old Holstein COW which be-
gan June II, ended yesterday in Judge
McAllisters court after long hearing,
with Judgment for j. E. Ross, the de-
PENDANT. Alonzo R. Jenkins was the
plaintiff in the case.
TO SOUTHERN ARlZoNA--M. R.
Lesher and Beverly Tucker, engineers
with Pratt-Gilbert company, left last
night for the southern part of the state,
on weeks business trip.
POSTPONE CONTEMPT CASE
The contempt of court case involving
c. ]. Blackburn Of Mesa, scheduled for
a hearing today in Judge Wheeler's
court, has been postponed until Friday
morning at 1890 o'clock, because at
torneys in the case will be engaged to-
day on superior court business.
COMES TO SPEND WlNTER-Mrs.
Myrtle Keeney arrived yesterday eve
ming from her home in Belen, New
Mexico, to spend the winter with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Bellamy at their home, 904 North Ninth
street
PlNAL SHERIFF IN cITY-Sheriff
Henry D. Hall of Pinal county arrived
yesterday evening from Florance on
business. He will return with three
prisoners today, Francisco Sanchez,
sentenced last Thursday by judge Nc
Allister to serve from three to ten
years in the pehitentiary for burglary;
and L. H. Allen and John De Moss,
wanted on forgery charge.
BLACK CANYON ROAD sAD-Paul
Murphy, representative of the Pratt
Gilbert company in northern Arizona,
is in the city on business following an
extended tour through the north by
auto. According to Murphy stabilizing
of conditions will mean the commenc-
ing of a large amount of new work
throughout the mining sections Of his
territory. The Black Canyon road, by
which route Murphy came south is in
the worst possible condition. He has
made several trips over it, and found
it this time almost impossible.
SERGT. REED HOME AGAIN.
| Sergeant Horace w. Reed who resides
with his parents north of Glendale has
returned to the valley after an extern
sive tour of France and Germany with
the A. E. F. His last station was at
| Sinzig, Germany, where he spent sever
al months with the army of occupation
He had wonderful trip and enjoyed
every minute of his service in the
army, and in fact is so satisfied with
the whole procedure that he would moi
| give up any portion of his experience
for any other variety of pleasure. re
plans to take up ranching in the valley
U. S. GRAND JURY ADJoURNS-
After brief session yesterday morning
the federal grand jury adjourned unit
| 10 o'clock October 81. The recess was
| taken because of the fact that the fed
eral court is now engaged in crimina
cases and the presence of United State:
/ Attorney Flynn and his assistant, Judg,
Langston are required in the court room
in the prosecution of government cases
The governments counsel have con
/ Quoted the investigation for the jur!
Questioning all witnesses who.have beer
subpoenaed to appear before that body
CASE is CoNTlNUED-The case o
i j. T. Smith versus j. F. Daggs who's,
hearing began late yesterday Afternoon
before Judge McAllister, has been con
tinued until this morning at 9:3
O'Clock. Smith alleges that Daggs owe
him for 121 days of work putting vi
hay, at SO a day, for s21s worth o
milo maize, and for another amour
he says is due him as the remainde
of payment on hay cutting contrac
into which they entered.
DIVORCE is ASkED-Bicente Ley
vas, through J. B. Goodwin, her attor
ney, field suit for divorce from Cast
miro Leyvas yesterday with the clerl
of the superior court. She states tina
they were married in Tempe June Il
1918. and that on last Fourth of Jul
he beat her severely, forcing her t
leave him.
J, WIFE ASKS pIvoRcE-Declarin
! that her husband constantly "nagged
her, accusing her of being "glirt" an
of chasing around Edna Cooper file
suit for divorce yesterday from Cheste
H. Cooper. Mrs. Cooper declares tina
on July 13 of this year, fearing he
health would be endangered by tn
taunts of the defendant, she left he
husband. Stephen B. Rayburn is he
. attorney in the case
NEW REALTY CONCERN-G. {
Wilcox, a former resident of Phoenix
has returned to this city and ha
: formed the Wilcox Realty company
with offices at % North First avenu,
in the Creighton building. Mr. Wilco
is not new at the realty business, hav
ing been engaged in that line for tw
years during his previous residenc
here. He will handle valley lands, cit
property and rentals.
TO MAKE VISIT HERE - Lew
T. Carpenter, president of the West
ern Indemnity company, who has bee
in Phoenix for several days. is return
, ing to his home in Dallas today. Mis-
Ellen Carpenter, the lovely youn
daughter of Judge Carpenter who wa
, a great social favorite when the fan
) lily made its home here, is planning [
: visit Phoenix in November. She wi
be here several weeks as the guest
Miss Ethel McDermott, passing the re