Arizona republican., 1921-09-10
HOME FROM EAs-Dr. Madiso,

HOME FROM EAST-Dr. Madison T. Keeney has returned to Phoenix after an absence of two months dur ing which he visited Chicago and nearby eastern points.
 ON VACATION-Merli J. Hinton, an employe of the postoffice, left Thursday morning for Spring Hill, Missouri, where he will spend his vacation He expects to be absent two or three months.
 TO HOLD ExAMINATiONS-Ex- aminations will be held shortly at Flagstaff and Phoenix for the exam nation of officers of the National Guard who have already been in stalled and recognized.
 WHO WANTS COLLIE? = One who wants a good collie dog may have him by calling for him at house near the corner of Fifteenth street and the Little Maricopa canal The house is the first one north of the canal on the west side of Eff teenth street.
 CHARGE DISMISSED On mo- tion of the complaining witness a charge of passing a bogus check against H. w. Jones was dismissed yesterday by Justice Henry J. Sulli- van. The complaint was made by l flWO00 DrlSSS.
 ON FEDERAL CHARGE Jerry Bell, colored, yesterday was arraigned before United States Commissioner .John B. Henke on a charge of hav- ing a distilling outfit in his posses sion which had not been registered. He was committed to the county jail under a bond of $500 and the hear ing set for September IF.
 MERCER RECOVERING = D. L. Mercer, assistant fire chief, who was injured about the head and body when he was struck by motor car last Tuesday night, was reported well on the road to recovery yester- day. Mercer was struck by a car just after he had jumped from a fire truck, returning from an alarm to go to a nearby alarm box to sound the recall signal.
 Dr. G. D. Claus, chiropractor, re- turned yesterday morning from Prescott, where he had spent the lasl two months. That was much longer than Dr. Claus expected to sta, there. It was intended to be a vaca- ton, but by degrees he was led into practice with the result that unti
 there is a chiropractor established
 there he will return at intervals.
 TWO DlVORCES GRANTED =
 Two decrees of divorce were grante
 yesterday by Judge Jenckes. Edn N. Ford was granted a decree fror
 Walter R. Ford on grounds of cru
 city, She was awarded all of thei
 real property and the custody o
 their child was divided betwee
 them. William Lewis Agner wa
 given a decree from Grace Agner 0
 grounds of desertion.
 MUST FURNISH CURRENT =
 temporary injunction compelling tn
 Central Arizona Light and Powe company to furnish electrical cur
 rent to J. M. Neil was issued b
 Judge Stanford in answer to SUI asking for the injunction filed yes
 terday by Neil. A bond of $1,0O0 fc
 the order was furnished by Nei !. Neil alleges he operates the irriga t ton pumps on 440 acres of land wit electricity furnished him by tt , power company at 8 month fS maintenance and one and one-thlr cents a kilowat hour for currer used On August 22, 1921, he say without cause, the company discor f%tinued the service and refuses to rt store it, although he has offered comply with all its rules. Unle: 1 he receives power for his pumps. says, his crops will suffer irreparab
 damage.
 Il TAKING EVIDENCE Tax Con missioner E. A Hughes is in Tucse taking evidence in an alleged eme I geney which confronts Pima count. | It is in the necessity of raising fun' for the replacement of the bridi | across the Rillito. which was d | stroyed by recent flood. 1T Fl county has not the money for tn = purpose, so that it was obliged / call upon the tax commission f - which the commission gave t | permission to incur an indebtedne
 by the issuance of certificates
 otherwise, to be taken care of in t tax levy next year. The procee
 ing is similar to that in the case
 Maricopa county's share of the ful | for the control of Cave Creek. f l board of supervisors permission issue certificates.