Arizona republican., 1920-07-16
WHITE MOuNTAINs-Lau

= renee King, of the state highway de- partment left yesterday for the White Mountains, where he will spend his two. weeks vacation,
 LEAVE FOR KANSAS CITY-Mrs. J. J. Troutman, sos South Third ave- nue. and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Woods, Western and Central avenues, left last night for Kansas City. Mo, and will spend a month in visiting relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
 Y. M c. A. BOARD TO MEET The board of directors of the Y. NJ. C. A. will hold it's regular monthly meet ing this evening at 8 o'clock, called by board. The fall program of the Y. M. C. A. will be discussed at the meeting and the question of changing the man. agement of the dormitories will be taken up.
 BANK EXAMINER ON VACATION --F. E. Ross, state bank examiner, who has been in attendance at the national bankers convention in Seattle, is spending his vacation in Portland. He will return to Phoenix early in August. Peter Munch, assistant bank examiner, is assisting in the office of the state auditor MT Munch is a candidate for state auditor. subject to the Demo- cratic primaries.
 MIR. AND MRS. TOBEY GO TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Toney left early yesterday morning for Los Angeles via the Parker cutoff. The trip is principally for business in con- nection with the work of Mr. Curtis office. They expect to be home again about the middle of September. MT. Tobey takes with him contracts for more than $100,000 worth of high class buildings for construction this fall. BILLIARD IS ARRAIGNED-Erne Hilliard, who was arrested by agents of the department of justice Wednesday on charges of having violated the Mann act. was arraigned yesterday before John B. Henke, United States commits sioner. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to the county jail in default of a $500 bond. He will be given preliminary hearing on July 19.
 TO ATTEND CONFERENCE-C. O. Case state superintendent of public instruction, will leave tomorrow night for Flagstaff. where he will take part in the junior high school conference next week in connection with the summer school of the Northern Ari- zona Normal school and the University of Arizona. He will also attend the meeting of the state board of voca- tional education which will be held on Monday.
 JENNINGS ESTATE IS $35,ooo- Petition for letters of administration
 
 Henry Jennings, who died in Mari copa county, July 3, 1920, by Irving A. Jennings, a brother. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of sS5.000 The widow is given as the only heir, The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, July 26, at 1:30 o'clock.
 CHARGED WITH WATER THEFT Fred B. Tolmasoff and Aleck Tol- masoff yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of the larceny of water and were re- leased on their own Fecognizance to appear for trial next Tuesday after noon, July 20. at o'clock. It is al- legged by c. c. Thomas that the Tol- masoffs cut a hole in his irrigation ditch and let the water run into their irrigation ditch.
 START WORK ON BRIDGE-work on the bridge over Cienego creek has been started. according to Merrill But Ter, bridge engineer of the highway de- partment who has just returned from an inspection tour of the south. The foundations are already in and actual construGion of the bridge will begin in a short time. Mir. Butler also re- ports that the department is sinking cylinders at Tempe to support the sunken pier. and other work in prog ress in this county includes the pour ing of a second pier at the Marinette bridge over the Agua Fria.
 TO ASSIST IN RECRUITING-J. D. Fisher, chief carpenters mate, United States navy. arrived in this city this morning and will assist Clyde LoveleSS chief electrician, at the local recruiting office, 35 West Washington street MT Fisher has been instructing in the ar tifieers' school al Mare Island, Cal, for the past year, which has a class of so. He was formerly on the U. s. $. l Vermont and served many years on the l Asiatic station.
 l MT. Fisher will be glad to meet all l ex-serviee men and tell them of the many recent changes in the navy and what it has to offer.