Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
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 ADJUST DIFFERENCES Matters between the two companies having been satisfactorily adjusted, the cor operation commission yesterday dis missed the proceedings it initiated to investigate exchange of toll business ! between the Duncan Telephone com parv and the Mountain States Tee phone and Telegraph company. In August a complaint was filed hy the Duncan company alleging that its toll l relations with the Mountain States company was not satisfactory to eith- CT party.
 COMES FOR DAIRY HERD-M. O'Brien of Dawson, N. NJ, connected | with Phelps Dodge company, arrived in town yesterday to take away the prize dairy herd of Cope Bros. which he bought a month ago through the agency of Johnnie Moore. The cattle were shipped out last night. Mir. O'Brien said that he was rather anx- ious to get home. He is a Republican but his wife is a Democrat, but he said that before he left home he had converted her to Harding. He was fearful that some of her Democratic friends would convert her back in his absence. On his way to Phoenix. Mir. lO'Brien travelled with Ralph. Cameron as far as Flagstaff where the candi- date left to go across the country to Jerome. He said that the whole north seemed to be for Cameron and he wished that he might remain in the state to vote for him.
 HIGHWAY CONTRACT NEAR END Eleven miles of the Benson-Vail highway, for which Goodwin and Mer- Till have the contract. will be finished by Christmas, according to information received by Thomas Maddock. state engineer. yesterday. Mir. Merrill was in town for a conference with the head r of the highway department and stated that the construction work would be completed in December.
 TWO DlvORcES GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted yes [ terday by Judge Lyman as follows oscie Brosius from Ralph Brosius on grounds of desertion, and Carrie Whit 7 wam from Wallace Wilson Whitwam 7 on charges of wife abandonment. Mrs. Whitwam said her husband left her and went to Virginia. where he was 7 arrested on charge of wife abandon ment and brought back here. She was awarded an alimony of $50 for the sup port of herself and child.
 FIND TIRE cASINGS-Four auto
 
 , able rims were found under a culvert 1 northwest of Phoenix and are now al : the sheriffs office. The owner may 2 have the same by calling and identify \ ing them. The officers say they are spare tires stolen from automobile: 4 and cached under the culvert 9 CHlLDREN'S HOME ASSN. MEETS O A meeting of the Phoenix branch o [. the Arizona Children's Home associa. ffon u-aa ha1d 4t,~ V nr c c. A. Plans for the new building ts be built on the site presented to tn, % association on the outskirts of Tucsol were shown. It is expected that tn, O building will be ready for occupanc, in January. Work for the coming yea O was announced and will be made pub lie later.
 8 REJECTS HIGHWAY BID-Actinl on the request from the Pima count, highway commission, to reject all bid on pavement from Tucson to Nogales e Thomas Maddock, state engineer, ha A returned the check that accompanie sr the bid of the West Coast Construc l. tion company, which bid on concret L. and bitulithic pavement of the min 1t mile project. The company offered tn nt lowest bid, other bidders having previ IS ously been turned down. The commis Id sion considered the lowest offer to
 
 way department to take up with tf
 government the possibility of layin U Willite paving--a new type of pavin | in which asphalt is used in conjunctio n with sulphate of copper in order U harden the asphalt.
 PIMA COUNTY ATTORNEY HER or l-Kirke Moore. county attorney n- Pima county, was in Phoenix yesterds 07 to argue a case before the supren
 court.
 GENTLEMAN IS VISiTOR-J. on Hayes, prominent cattleman of Kirl L. land, was a business visitor in Phoen at yesterday.
 . INSPECTING ScALEs-R. E. Me IT. ritt, state inspector of weights al oi measures. is making a trip throuI 10. the southern part of the state, inspec ing scales. me MONEY WAITS FOR JoHN-Jol or Mihal is asked to write to his broth no in Raton, N. M., box 71. in a lett . from MihaPs uncle, received yeste
 day by the police department. T IN message said: ''Will John Mihal WIT nd to his brother at Raton, N. M., box z nd He will send you money to come Ing him. He needs you. boy; write to hi sht He has birth certificate for you ate COMMITTEE ON PARADE I oW MEET-The committee appointed v ltIudN Dy lne CndmDer or cOmmel ny to consider plans for an industrial a @ general parade during the state f a,,. will meet at the chamber of commei 9~ 'g rooms at 10 o'clock this morning. T ar committee includes Burt Clingan tie the American legion; Guy Alsap, fl
 ternal organizations; Charles B. Chr an- ty, merchants; George O. BrisbC vs. chief of police; Claude Jones, schoo
 Harold Bargeman, road construct md forces; w. E. Ferguson, transpor
 tion; George Fl. Todd, Rotary cl
 and J. C. Dobbins. Kiwanis club. I ing committee was appointed at the on- quest of the state fair commission Su- ASKS SEPARATE MAINTENAN
 Charging infidelity, Bertha Burbl
 has filed a suit asking for separ ain maintenance from James Burbulis. {
 alleges that she is unable to work cause of i'll health and asks that
 court grant her immediately a sel lean rate maintenance. She claims her h S6 band owns a large amount of real
 tate. According to the complaint t
 vert married in Phoenix on SeptC of Der %. 1920.
 lrds VALUE ESTATE AT $3o,o0o-P the ton for letters of administration !
 filed yesterday in the estate of Sa
 Frances Nickell who died in NJ prs copa county May IS, 1919, by the h ner- band, William F. Nickell. The esi ing. consists of real and personal comm