Arizona republican., 1921-01-01
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the dissolution of George T. Hedges & Co, an Arizona corporation, was filed yesterday in the superior court by Earl l.. Bland, a stockholder of the company. According to the petition, a resolution was passed December 20, 1920, at meeting of the stockholders, for the dissolution. The petitioner al- leges there are no assets and no ia- bilities. An order was entered by Judge Stanford citying the corporation to ap- pear on Jan. in his court to show cause why the petition should not be granted
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ralph Brandt, 39, and Ada McConahan, 38, both of Phoenix; James B. Thomas, 20, and Helen Stack, g, both of Phoenix; Herman c. Cunningham, 27, of Phoe- nix, and Ethel May Stevens, 26, of Glendale: Henry T. Burton, 2S, of Glen dale, and Esther M. F'riedrick, 23, of Dubuque, la; and George T. Soule, 24, and Beatrice Alice Davenport, A, both of Phoenix.
 THANKS VOTERS-C. W. Peterson, retiring last night from his second term as member of the board of su- pervisors. not having been a candidate for reelection, expressed his gratifi- cation at the result of the bond issue and his satisfaction with the progress that had so far been made in the ex- ecution of the county road program. He extended a general thanks to the voters who yesterday endorsed the ac- tion of the board and desired that his with for a Happy New Year might be conveyed to all.
 SUE FOR $3,6oo-Damages to the ex- tent of $3,604.91 are asked in a suit brought yesterday in the superior court against the Arizona Eastern Railway company and John Barton Payne, di- rector general of railroads, by the city of Memphis, Tenn, J. T. Willingham, A. L. Parker and Abe Goodman mem bers of the park commission of Mem phis, and A. Y. Pearson. According to the complaint on January ?, 1919, six ty-four head of ostrices were delivered to the Arizona Eastern railway by J. w. Cullen for shipment to the city of Memphis. Through negligence and carelessness or the part of the rail- road company, it is alleged in the com plaint, thirty-fo ostriches died or were killed in transit, seven died after they had reached Memphis, and the re- maining birds were injured to such an extent that they were of no value to the city. The birds were valued at $50 each, according to the complaint. The city of Memphis alleges it prepaid the freight on the shipment, amounting to $404.91
 PAVING cHRIsTY RoAD-Work of constructing concrete highway was started yesterday morning by Twohy Bros. on the Christy road at Lateral 20. The concrete road work on South Gen. tral avenue south of the bridge has been completed.
 RETURNS FROM NORTH = Mrs Marguerite Bridges returned last even ing from Prescott, where she sos&t the holidays.
 K. OF c. DANCE POSTPONED = The Knights of Columbus dance to be given January [ at the Woman's cluE has been postponed. it was announced yesterday. The date of the dance is to be announced later
 GUEST FROM SIBERIA - Fred R Porter. who was the guest during the holidays of his sister Mrs. Elsie Nigf of Ontaria, Cal, and his aunt, Mrs. H | c. Garnett and her two daughters, Miss Fay and Miss Alta, of Medford, Ore. was surprised Christmas day by tn, :. arrival of his nephew, Carl Youart and his bride, from Siberia. Mir. ant Mrs. Youart left last Wednesday fol El Paso, where the young mans fam. ! fly is living.
 | E1G ftiH I1GlSn -LaCk bookkeeper at the Hotel Adams, be. came the bride last evening of Jim. my Thomas, we'll known automobil, racer. The wedding was church af fair and supper was served at the hom, of the bride. The young couple lief for a honeymoon trip to the coast. bu will make their home in Phoenix or their return.
 PRESENTED WITH PIN - Jess
 Boyce, state auditor and one of tn
 best liked officials of the state, wa
 presented with handsome EIks pil
 by his office force yesterday in appre
 citation of pleasant association cover
 ing his term of office. The pin is
 particularly attractive one of gol
 studded with diamonds.
 structure and the new home of The Re
 RESIGN POSITIONS-Mrs Lucin
 Bressler, formerly with the board 0
 directors of state institutions, has re signed to accept the position of rat
 clerk in the office of Ernest Hall. sec 7 retary of state. Mrs. Nall. who ha : been with the board of directors. Ina ] also rendered her resignation. Thei successors will be named by Clayto
 Bennett. secretary to the board o
 SPENDING HOLIDAYS HERE . Mrs. Eileen Griffith of the teachin I staff of the Morenci public schools spending the holiday season with he mother. Mrs. B. T. Griffith, 1103 Nort
 Fifth street
 !. TWO ARE SENTENCED - Jac Martin, who was found guilty of bun
 glary in the second degree by a jur
 In the superior court several days az :. yesterday was sentenced to serve frol one year to IS months in the sta-
 prison by Judge Stanford. Erwin Hs p ney, who pleaded guilty to a charge 2 grand larceny in connection with ti
 removing of some tires from the Coat, tire house, was given a suspended ser
 tence of five years yesterday by Jude
 Stanford on condition that he pay Il a Coates tire house $130 and refund - the county the expense of bringing hi o back here from California upon Il e charge.
 LEAVING FOR FLoRENcE-Del
 uty Sheriffs R. M. Price and F.