Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
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MAIL BAG ONLY DROPPED-An- nouncement was made by postoffice of tcials yesterday that the parcel post bag that was found in the eastern part of town on Christmas eve had been.l dropped from an overloaded delivery wagon. Its loss was discovered almost immediately but when the driver re- turned to the place where he had dropped it the bag had been picked up and carried to the sheriffs office. All contents of the sack, which numbered only three or four packages, were in- tact, and nothing had been lost. The parcels have been delivered.
 INJUNCTION ISSUED-The Jerome Stage Line company has been restrain ed from operating it's cars between Prescott and Jerome by order of Judge Lyman of the superior court. The Ari- zona Bus company instituted the in junction proceedings against the com pany on the ground that it was oper- ating without a certificate of convent ence and necessity. The defendant company alleged that it had permit from the corporation commission to operate over the old line which is held applied to the new Prescott-Jerome highway. The case was heard in Pres cott last week, Judge Lyman sitting for Judge Sweeney.
 SCHOOL BOARD MEETS-With a full membership present, the state board of education held a regular meet ing yesterday, when business of im- portance was transacted. The meeting was given over largely with routine matters to do with the certification of teachers, adoption of school books, etc Those who attended the session included Governor Campbell. c. O. Case, state superintendent of public instruc- ton; Dr. F. B. von KleinSmid, presi- dent of the University of Arizona; l.. B. McMillen, president of the Northern Arizona Normal school; A. J. Matthews, president of the Tempe Normal school; Miss Elsie Toles, county school super intendent of ochise county; c. F. Phil brook, superintendent of the Bisbee schools; s. H. Martin, superintendent of the Prescott schools.
 INGALLS, INJURED-That Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls, was injured in an automobile accident in Yuma on Christmas day was the word that reached Phoenix yesterday when the colonel was due to return. Only 9 meagre report reached here to the ef- feet that olonel Ingalls, would not be able to travel for few days due to the injury he received.
 TO ADDRESS MEETING-Chairm Hackett of the county highway commits sion will address a meeting at Tolleson at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All the farmers of that vicinity are urged to attend the meeting.
 CHRISTMAS Employees of the Morgan Printing company were en- tertained at Christmas dinner at the Grand cafe Saturday night. The table was decorated with green nd red with large Christmas bell in the center. At each plate was ribbon leading to the bell. When the different employees pulled the ribbon at their plates they found bonus checks at the other end. Those present at the dinner were Mrs G, G. Morgan, H. D. and atherine Will son, R. R Hubbard. James Raese, George Rogers, Albert Newell, Dorothy Ice and Joe Mosely.
 l REVIVAL MEETlNGS-A special meeting for divine healing will be con- | ducted at the Free Methodist church Adams and Fifth streets, this afternoon in connection with the revival services now being held there. Evangelist g B. Shaw will be in direct charge. Day meetings will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday, Thursday and Friday aft ernoons. Night meetings will be held at 7:30 o'clock each night until after New Years Patsors of the city ars invited to cooperate in making the services a success. Evangelist J. H Brittian and wife of Glendale will assis' in the services for the remainder O the week.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tt marry were issued yesterday to Petel c. Lowerbruck. 26, of Phoenix, and May G. Geer, of Albuquerque N M; Clar-
 ence B. McKinsley, 2S. of Greeley, Colo
 to Gertrude Breau, 2S. of Waukesha , olo.: William c. Hartrauff 24, of Sal Francisco, and Marcella Matin, 25, o Phoenix; Francisco Andrade, 22, an,
 Rosaria Orona, 20. both of Phoenix Jesus Villilas, 23, and Josefina Salagado
 20, both of Mesa; Turner Jackson, 2; of Mesa, and Annie Davis WomarS, 21 of Phoenix; Ignacio Perez, 40 and Ro sario Aravja, 25, both of Tempe; am
 Peoquinto Hernandez, 30, and Elodi Crespo 20, both of Telleston
 I SUES SANTA FE-Declaring he sui
 fered damages to the extent of $2,40S.4
 through the loss of some milk cows i n shipment from Phoenix to Amarillo [, Tex, Joe Sans yesterday brought sui Q against the Atchison, Topeka & Sant
 f'e Railway company for a Judgmen Sans alleges he loaded thirty four hea : of graded dairy cows in cars for ship
 ment on July 4, 1920. While the ca
 was sitting in the yards at Phoeni l. an engine attempted to couple a trai :; of cars with the cattle car. The jo
 with which the car was struck he al
 leges, knocked down many of the cattl e and the others trampled them He al l. leges he lost s1,500 through the deat O of cows and that the remainder of th e amount Is asked because of misfeedin
 the the cows en route.
 
 
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