Arizona republican., 1920-04-06

! P. o. E. MEETING-Members of tn
 F. O. E. chapter will meet at the hom
 or Mrs A G. Bailey on Camelbacl l HERE ON WSIT-Miss Olive Cole
 man of Riverside. Cal, is visiting her with Mrs. A. Anderson, SIS West Mon
 roe street
 MINE PRESIDENT LEAVES-Geo w. Long, president of the Kay Copper
 company and of the Feather Rive Copper company left for Puma.
 county, California. last night after re
 ceiving a telegram from H. E. Bush superintendent of the Feather Rivel companys mine there, announcing tha a body of high grade carbonate ore hat
 been encountered.
 THOMPSON LOSES FINGER-After
 dle finger of his left hand last Friday
 J. M. Thompson, auto mechanic at the
 city plant and brother of City Manager
 Avery Thompson, submitted to the ann
 putation of the finger above the second
 joint Sunday. Blood poisoning had set
 in at the time of amputation. but the
 attending surgeon reports that it's
 spread was stopped by the operation and that Thompson is now getting along very nicely.
 APPEALS FEE CASE-Notice of appeal from the superior court Of Maricopa county was filed yesterday in the supreme court in the case of Jesse l.. Boyce, as auditor of the state of Arizona, appellant, vs. Thomas E. Campbell, as governor oS Arizona, and as commander-in-c chief of the military forces of the state, appellee. The case Is based on the refusal of the state auditor to honor the claim of Attorney F.. Ryan, counsel for the governor. in the Ingalls, Harris suit as to the legal occupant of the office of adJutant gen eral.
 SAYS SBAND WOULDN'T WORk--Declaring she did all the work while ihe sat around smoking Eva D. Sterling brought suit for a de- cree of divorce from Oscar Sterling yesterday in the superior court. She alleged cruel treatment and personal to pick cotton while he remained at home doing nothing. When she in formed him that she would work no longer. she alleged, he cursed and struck her and she left him and went to live with he~ r,other
 JOINS PACKING co. STAFF = Charles E. Blaine, rate clerk for the Arizona corporation commission, yes terday resigned to accept a position as rate expert with the Arizona Packing company. MT. Blaine, who has been with the corporation commission but a few months, served four years in the traffic department of the New Cor nelia Copper company at Ajo, and be- fore that was employed for 12 years in the transportation branches of the carriers. He was highly recommended by Corporation Commissioner F. A. Jones'
 DEATH WATCH SET-In the state oenitentiary yesterday at Florence, the leath watch was set in the cell occu- pied by Simplicio Torres. convicted of he murder year ago of Town Mar 'hal Vic F. Nelik of Williams. The board of parConS at a meeting last week, refused to interfere, and only he supreme court can stay the execu- ion set for the morning of Friday, 1 April Is. by granting a certificate of probable cause for appeal, unless the l of the state peniten- iary asks for a stay on the ground hat the condemned man was insane.
 SHERlFFS GIVEN CREOIT-Full 1 redit for a successful raid on a house | occupied by Jesus Alvarez and Ignacia | 'lores at Sonora last Saturday when a 1 till and large quantity of liquor was aken, is given by Prohibition Director 1 Webb to M. T. Holden and John Hay wood, deputy sheriffs of Pinal county '
 VINEGAR TRANSFERRED Bert | Vingar of the state highway depart 1 1ent was transferred yesterday to the | oard of directors of state institutions Tepldce 0idytOn BennetL as cnleI ac- ountant of the board. MT. Bennett ecently having been promoted to be | and executive officer of the osition, a position formerly occupied y Andrew Baumert, Jr., Mr. Wingar )r some time was inspector of -eights and measures during the first srm of office of Governor Thomas E. ] ampbell.
 HEARING DAMAGE SUIT-The amage suit of the estate of Philip oley, through the administrator, John . Thompson, against the Arizona astern railway. company for s5,0O0, hich began in the superior court yes .rday before Judge Stanford will be this morning. The adminis- ator alleges Foley was employed as
 section foreman by the defendant ld while he was tamping some blast g power in a hole drilled for a blast l
 an embankment near Sequeta July {, !. 1917, it exploded and his clothing>l l lught on fire. He died two days Z ter. the plaintiff says. from the eff : cts of the injury and burns. Testi- l ony offered in the case showed that ] oley was burned by the first blast { Id five minutes later while sitting ( : the tracks. a second blast of powder ,ar him exploded, severely wounding l Id burning him. Foley had no rela- 2 if UaS testified