Arizona republican., 1920-08-04
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BACK FROM cHICAGO-Dr. Rob ert Dunlap has returned to Phoenix from Chicago.
 GOES ON VACATioN-Assista Attorney General C. M. Candy yester day left on his vacation.
 LEAVES FOR FALLS CITY-Dr G. J. Wintermute of 339 Latham left last night for Falls City, Ore, where he will spend 30 days.
 LEAVES FOR EAST-Deputy Sher- If Harry Diehl left for a business trip to the East today. He will return from Chandler tonight.
 TO VISIT IN PREsCoTrC. A. Dagley of the Dagley Realty company, will leave for Prescott today to spend 10 days of his vacation.
 TO VISIT HOT SPRINGS-J. T. Ware of 1895 East Mcdowell left last night for Marietta Hot Springs, where he will remain about two weeks before continuing to Long Beach for a longer stay.
 RETURN FROM TRIP-Dr and Mrs. George NJ Broadway returned to Phoe- nix this morning from a six weeks vacation spent at Yosemite, Lake Tahoe and coast cities. Dr. Brockway will resume his practice at once.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Al berto Sanchez, 21, and Juana Mate rena, 16. both of Tempe; and Albert Clare E. Martin, 36, of Los Angeles, Cal
 SUES FOR DECREE Declaring that she deserted him and continues to live apart from him, Henry Anken brandt yesterday brought suit for de- cree of divorce from Gussie Anken- brandt. He says they were married on July 20, 1918.
 x-PHoENIcIAN WEDs = The Winslow Mail contains an account of the marriage of Miss Mildred Murphy of that place to William Ford, a. for mer Phoenix boy, a stepson of John Barncord. with Harry Mace a founder of the Lamara theater.
 MOOSE MEETING-The Loyal Or der of Moose will hold it's regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall, Third avenue and Adams street at s o'clock this evening. A large class is to be initiated and it is the desire of those in charge to have every member present.
 TALKING CASA GRANDE LANDS E. H. Doty, sales manager of the Surety Abstract and Realty company of Florence, is in this city for a visit of a few days to boost Casa Grande valley lands. He is staying at the Jefferson hotel
 TAX ON PASSPORTS Announce ment was made yesterday that here after all passports issued to foreigners permitting entry into Mexico will be taxed $10 at the time they are vised here at the Mexican consulate, 335 North Second avenue. The order has been issued by the Mexican govern ment.
 WILL OCCUPY LOCAL BENCH Judge w. A. O'Connor of the superior court of Santa Cruz county at Nogales will occupy the bench in the court of Judge Stanford during the week. Judge OConnor will officiate in two criminal cases and all civil matters pertaining 1 to both courts
 CAN MING DEMONSTRATION Professor Albert of the University of Arizona extension service will give a canning demonstration at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Madison school. All women of the district are invited to attend. Questions may be asked. Tonight Professor Albert will give demonstration at the Neighbor- hood House on the south side.
 JUSTICES ALL AWAY-All the Justices of the supreme court are now out of town. Chief Justice Cunning ham left several days ago. Night be- fore last Justice Ross took his de- parture for Prescott, and Justice Baker l yesterday morning started on a camp ing trip in the mountains from which he will return about September 2.
 FILES NOMINATION PAPERS = The nomination papers of Sam F. Webb, candidate for the democratic | nomination for state treasurer, were ] filed in the office of secretary of state l yesterday. MT. Webb who for some time has been quite i'll in California presented the papers in person and appeared greatly improved in health. BUT THEY DID FIND MUD-In search of a supposed insane man who was reported wandering about in the | mesquite bushes at Nineteenth street and the Asylum road last night, Dep- uty Sheriffs De Witt and Price failed 1 to find the man. but they did locate mass of mud and spent an hour try l ing to dig their car out of the mes quite flats. They will continue their search for the man, who has been re ported prowling around the district for two or three nights, tins morning
 SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY-F. J l Milford, proprietor of the Wall Stree1 1 restaurant. was the guest at a surprise party yesterday by his many friends assisted by Mrs. Milford and Miss l Marguerite Goddard a the latter: home, 1440 West Washington street Dancing made up the principal amuse- ment at the affair, which was in honor of MT. Milfords birthday Refresh
 ments were served.
 SUE FOR DAMAGES - Declaring
 that they suffered damages to the eX
 tent of $6O00 through being deprived O irrigation water for IS days, J. l.. Ray nor and Harry M. Raynor, rancher living 14 miles west of Phoenix yes
 terday brought suit against T. Ozono asking for judgment. In April, the! allege, Ozono permitted irrigation water from his land. which adjoineC theirs, to overflow into a pit in tn bottom of which they maintained pump and well for irrigating 20 acre
 of potatoes. The water, they say, sub
 merged the pump and they could no
 operate it for period of 1 s days. Thei
 stand of potatoes, they allege. dried III
 and was complete loss because o
 lack of water