Arizona republican., 1920-06-29
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CALLED BY WIPES ILLNESS

CALLED BY WIPES ILLNESS w. J. Jameson, office engineer or the state highway department left yestef day for Prescott, where he was called hy the serious illness of his wife.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses co marry were issued yesterday to Reyes A Rodarte, 3S, and Candila, Flores, 70, both of Phoenix; Miguel Ochoa, 29, and | Francisco Salgners, 21, both of Scotts- dale; and Karl H. Osterloh, 35, ana | Maggie Peer 19, both of Phoenix.
 GOING TO MISSOURI-Mrs. E. w. Brown of the drafting department of | the state highway department Will l leave this evening for Springfield, Mo. l where she will pass the vacation pe- riod
 WIFE GIVEN DIvoRcE-Eff May Toner yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Henry Toner by Judge Stanford on grounds of assertion Her maiden name, Fife May Rice. was re- tored to her.
 BASKET PIcNIc-The Ladies Aid society of the Zion Lutheran church invite all members of the church to | join them at a basket picnic supper at | Eastlake park this evening at Ocloct1. GOES TO SILVER CITY - J. F. | Chambers, teacher at the Salt River Indian reservation school at Scottsdale, l is leaving for Silver City, New Mexico where he will remain until August. SURVEY APPLICATION-Ap ton has been received by the surveyor | general for the survey of the mineral claims known as the Orc. Julia, WesoX, Thirteen Connecting Link and Henry | lodes, situated in the Orc Blanco min ing districts Santa Cruz county, the claimant of which is C.. B. Williams
 ICE CREAM SOClAL-An ice cream social will be held at the Neighborhood house tomorrow, the proceeds from which will be added to the fund Tor remodelling the building. A fine pro- 1 m lNx- 411A .iGfsR 1 class.
 MAY BUILD SPUR TRACK - Tine corporation commission yesterday granted the Arizona Eastern railroad authority to build a spur track at the railroad crossing Of Sixth avenue 70 l serve the Western Pipe and Steel com pany
 DOGS AWAIT HoMEs-A good watch dog is at the rear of 401 West Jefferson street awaiting the demand of some one in need of that kind of a protector. Humane Officer Canning, who is actively engaged in finding home for homeless dogs, also announces that there is a young male dog at 1219 North Second avenue that will be good playmate for 2 boy
 GREENE ESTATE IN COURT Petition for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of R. O. Greene, who died in Maricopa county, June 6. 1920, by his daughters, Hattie L. Williams. Vernettie o. Ivy, and Ella Boyd Cartwright. The es- tate consists of real and personal prop erty in Maricopa county to which the petitioners give the value of $35, 900. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon. July 2. at 1:30 o'clock.
 OLD-TIME RESIDENT ARRIVES James Walden. formerly a Well-knOwn Arizona railroad man and at one time auditor of the Arizona Eastern in Phoenix. has arrived in this city Tor a visit Mrs. Walden has been here several weeks. They are visiting at Mrs. Janet White. on East Van Buren street
 HOME FROM CONFERENCE - , Attorney General Wiley F. Jones re- l turned yesterday from a several days absence in Los Angeles where he held a conference with Fred Colter, Demo crat1c national committeeman from this state
 ALEX BAKER WELL AGAIN = Ale/nder Baker, assistant attorney | general, who has been seriously i'll with a throat afflietion, is greatly i'm proved. MT. Baker was able to be at his desk a few hours yesterday.
 MODIFIES ESTIMAT E-Modifying it's estimate. the Mountain States Te1e- phone and Telegraph company yester- day agreed to reduce the price it fixed
 to install telephones in the hotel being constructed by Hal l.. Bird at Third avenue and Washington street. The company offered to lower its estima te at a hearing before the corporation commission which was held on com
 pIaint filed by MT. Bird some time ago.
 Mir. Bird protested that the price originally fixed was excessive. the company placing the rate at S3.50 a phone for the 150 telephones Mr Bird
 will install and asking additional cost
 for wiring. which was estimated at
 s472. Yesterday the telephone compa- ny stated it would waive the construc-
 tion cost and reduce the charge of in
 stallation from $3.50 to S2.50. The case
 has not yet been disposed of.