Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

esq Andres, 20, both of Komat1e; Paul F. Adams 24, of Ajo. and Florence Anna Howe, q, of Phoenix; and Rob- ert J. Porter 28, and Lia Goodson, IT, both of Mesa.
 VISITS DAUGHTER HERE-Dr J. F. Crisswell of Churubusco, Ind, is visiting here with his daughter, Mrs Clyde M Candy and MT. Candy and with Will H. Crisswell, a son.
 LEAVES FOR EAST-W. Ward Da- vies will leave this morning for Chi cago and other eastern points. mainly for the purpose of representing the Loyal Order of Moose of Phoenix at the great meeting at Mooseheart this week. Among the distinguished Arizonians who will be there will be Governor Campbell. Mir. Davies. expects to re- turn to Phoenix in about two weeks.
 SMALL BLAZE EXTINGUISHED- A small blaze in a corrugated iron shed back of the Dave Didit sign shop on West Washington stret was quickly extinguished by the fire department shortly after noon yesterday. Very little damage was reported. The fire is believed to have started from burn ing rubbish Chief Simmons pointed out that it is in violation of the city ordinance to set fire to rubbish with out first obtaining a permit from the fire department.
 HELD IN s1ooo BoND-Modesta Leyvas yesterday pleaded not guilty in the court of Justice Wheeler on a charge of assault with deadly weapon and was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of s1000 The case will be heard next Saturday morning. The complaining witness, Rita F. Leyvas. alleges that Leyvas attacked her with a knife and attempted to cut her.
 APPROVES SURVEYS-The sur &g, erTl survey covering the lodes known as the Bagdad, Comet, Lookout. Mari posa, Kin Sable, Sunday, Audacious, Tuesday, Hot Foot, Johnny, Butte and Wedge, situated in the Bunker Hill mining district Pinal county, and company. Another approval was that
 of the IT lodes situated in the Maga-
 zine mining district, Yavapai county of which the Red Rover Copper com pany is the claimant
 HONORS SUMMER B R D E S.
 Among the interesting events given in honor of summer brides was a dinner
 given by Miss Naomi Reed in honor of l Miss Winifred Swan and Miss Doris 1 Feelings. Covers were laid for the fol- i lowing: Winifred Swan, Doris Peck i ings, Edna Bensons Mrs. H. c. Peek
 Helen Mitchell, Mildred Reed, Ruth Reed, Mrs. sLily Mitchell, Margaret | Clark and Naomi Reed.
 NEED A POSTMASTER AT CASH l ION-There is a vacancy in the post 1 office at Cashion, Ariz., and Uncle i sam is seeking a postmaster for the 1 office. The compensation of the office 1 for the last fiscal year was $220, based on the stamp cancellations. The civil | service commission announces an ex- animation to be held in Phoenix July 10 to fill this fourth class postmaster 1 ship.
 FINED $50 FOR KILLING HORSE -J. Hyde yesterday was found guilty i in the court of Justice Wheeler on a 1 charge of killing a horse and was fined l $50 The complaining witness, Jose i Encinas, alleged Hyde shot and buried i a horse belonging to him. Hyde ad-
 mitted shooting the animal with .22 rifle but said he had only shot to scare it away and did not mean to hit the
 horse which. he claimed, had been
 running loose in the highway and trespassing on his ranch
 TO HAVE SIGNPOSTS TS-CalIing att tention of the Automobile Dealers as sociation to the fact that scores of tourists go astray because of lack of signposts. Con Cronin, state librarian,
 has secured thc promise of the associa- tion for the much needed post at Seventeenth avenue and Jefferson street; Ninetee nth avenue and Jeffer- son street anu Nineteenth avenue and the Buckeye road. Frequent inquiries as to the direction of Yuma. Parker