Arizona republican., 1920-04-25

state superintendent Of. schools, camc from Gilbert where the school children donated $15-6S- From the interest pe-
 ng exhibited, Superintendent Case be- lieves that the states quota Of s5uv will be reached. Many letters have been received relative to the fund
 LOS ANGELES ATTORNEY HERE -J. N Owen, Los Angeles attorney, is in the city on legal business
 FIND WHITE PUPPY Y Found. small white puppy with brown ears. fancy collar. with brass lock: IhIs come lost The owner may communi- cate with Mrs. Elder at the Red Cross Monday morning.
 BIGAMIsT ESCAPES JAIL = On condition that he transfer his property in Mexico to his first wife and pay her $50. Tiedoro Medallion yesterday was given a suspended sentence of five years by Judge Stanford on chargN of bigamy to which he pleaded guilty on Friday.
 CASES ARE POSTPONED On motion of the defendants counsel the against NJ Reyes and the state against Porter Brothers yesterday was post poned from May to November 15, by Judge Stanford. Inability of material
 
 sheep they are herding was given as the reason for the motion.
 MOVED TO MOHAWk-John May hew. who aids service men. to locate on desert lands and homesteads, has moved from Sentinel to Mohawk, ac- Legion headquarters. Mayhew is at present aiding the soldiers in filing ap- plications on the Sentinel land project which will be open for filing on May TO BE CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF -J. T.. better known as Jack" O'Brien has made formal announce ment of his candidacy for the nomina- = tion for sheriff of BIaricopa county on the democratic ticket. MT. O'Brien is one of the pioneers of Arizona and ia especially well known and popular in this county. According to his many friends he is we'll qualified for the os- flee he Seeks
 COULDN'T FIHD BALLROOM Calling at every office in the state house yesterday, a woman appealed to one of the pretty girl attaches and | inquired the whereabouts of the ball room. She stated that she had searched the entire building from the top floor to the basement, through every wing and even the state engineers quarters but had failed to find the place where the governor held his inaugural ball When informed there was no ballroom in the building she declared that per- haps it was hardly necessary in such small state as Arizona
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Homer Glover, 24, and Lucy McClana han, 24 both of Tempe; Everett B. White, 22 of Castle Hot Springs. ano Mary Jane Asplind, 21, of Phoenix: Alberto Enriques, 24, and Arelia Belt ran, 16, both of Phoenix: and Alfred O. P. Grant, 51. of Phoenix. and LiI- lian H. Mais. 47. of Enid. Okla. WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of Arza J. Bridgeman,' who died in Los Angeles, June ,, 1910, by Eugene F. Bridgeman, the husband. The estate rconsists of real property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of s6000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, Ma, 10, at 1:30 o'clock
 ANOTHER CHECK CHARGE - Harry Smith, the 19-year- boy who was recently found guilty of passing bogus cheeks and given a suspended sentence of five years in the peniten tiary, was arrested by Policemen Grove and Mccormack yesterday ana IS being held for investigation. Smith Is alleged by the officers to have at. tempted to pass a worthless check.
 DEATH OF PIONEER-J P. Moffat. s<aiiNcHd t'ioHecT- W1O lived Tor many years in the Wilson district where he ranched, died Tuesday, April %. at Oakland, California. This informa- tion was received in Phoenix yesterday by Joe Monihon. MT. Moffat came to this state in 1876 and lived on a farm east of the state hospital until 1905 when he moved to California He leaves a wife. one daughter and two sons. Burial was in California COME TO LOOK OVER PROJECT Six men, comprising tho board of di- rec4ors of water users of the Madera California, irrigation district, will ar- rive in Phoenix Monday morning to look over the Phoenix project, the conditions in Madeira being almost the same as in Phoenix, and for this req son the Madeira men will make a com : prehensive study of the local condi- tions, compare notes and take back a lot of valuable data to Madeira which will be of use in arriving at some of the difficulties the water users in that city are facing, according to Secretary Henshaw of the local water users as- socia tion
 RECRUITING OFFICERS CHANGE William H. Mccormick, chief ma chinists' mate. U. $. N, who has been in charge of the navy recruiting sta ton at 35 East Washington street for the past six months, has been re. lieved and ordered to San Diego for duty. His many friends are sorry to learn of his transfer to duty Clyde Loveless, chief electrician, U. g. N. arrived from the navy office at Fl Centro last Wednesday to relieve Mir Mccormick and is now in charge of the local office. He will be more than glad to answer any questions pertain ing to that interesting branch of tho service