Arizona republican., 1921-07-21
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 HOME FROM coAsT-Miss AL berta Simon of 1428 East Pierce street. who has been spending some time on the coast. has returned home.
 GOES TO LOS ANGELEs-Mrs A. M. Mayfield left on Wednesday night for Los Angeles and the beaches to be absent three months.
 COUPLE TO MARRY-A license to marry was issued yesterday to F. R. Oberlander, 36, of Salt Lake City. Utah, and Mary V. Hall a5, of Rich mond. Va.
 CHECKING DELINQUENT TAX ES-W. H. Keegan of Globe, secre- tary of the taxpayers association of Gila county. was in Phoenix yester- day checking delinquent taxes due In all counties of the state
 BACK TO DUTY = Miss Marion Jackson, stenographer with the state corporation commission, has returned to her duties after two weeks va cation.
 RETURNS AS BRIDE-Mrs. l.. L. Harlan of the insurance department of the corporation commission re- turned yesterday from a two weeks vacation. When she left on her va cation she was Miss Lucille Schnebly her marriage being a recent event.
 DEATH BY HEART FAILURE A coroner's jury at the inquest held by Coroner Nat T. Mckee last night over the body of Francisco Ferreida, aged 45 years, who dropped dead yesterday morning while trucking flour at the Southwest Flour and Feed Mills, Sixth and Jackson l streets, found death due to heart l failure. Ferreida lived at Seenteenth and Jackson streets.
 l GO TO SAN DIEGO-Dr. and Mrs l J. w. Herbert of 521 East Monroe
 street left on Wednesday evening | for San Diego where they will re- main until the latter part of Septem Der. A wide circle of friends will be 1 glad to know that he and his popular | wife will return to Phoenix after the 1 heated term to make their future home in this city
 | WASHOuT Is SMALI-The report received in Phoenix that 35 miles oi l the Tucson-N -Nogales afghway had 1 been washed out was greatly exagger- l ated, according to word received by l Thomas Maddock. state engineer. MT
 Maddock was advised that traffic wa.
 tied up only an hour and a half, ths heavy rains filling small washes be-
 tween mileposts and 10 north oi l Nogales.
 ESTABLISH TWO ROADS Two roads were declared in a resolution 1 passed yesterday by the board of supervisors to be public highways One of the roads connects with the lower Buckeye road at Buckeye and extends one mile west from Buckeye on the line between sections six and seven. The other road begins at l section 14 and runs south two and | a half miles to the Buckeye canal | Both roads are to be 66 feet in width APPEAL TO HIGH CoURT-No- 1 tice of appeal to the supreme court from the decision of jury in the l superior court was filed yesterday by Attorneys Moore and Garcia for Con- suelo R. Adair who with her hus- band, Tomas Adair, recently sough, to recover $20, 900 damages from cer- tain city officials, alleging false inn prisonment in the city jail. The jury returned verdict in favor of the defendants in the case and held that detention of an individual in the jai for investigation did not constitute false Imprisonment.
 CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT = After a preliminary hearing yester- day, Justice Nat T. Mckee took the case of Charles Sorenson, charged with passing a bogus check, under advisement and will give his decision at 1:30s o'clock this afternoon. Sor- enson was arrested in Taft. Califor- mia, and brought back to Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff c. F. Anderson. Hs was committed to the county jai
 under bond of $500.
 MORE COUNTY ASSESSMENTs
 Pima, Yuma and Mohava countie
 were filed yesterday with the stat
 tax commission, which has now re
 ceived all but four copies of the as
 sessment rolls from the IA countie
 in the state. The valuation placed | on Pima countys assessable propert.
 was given as $61,610,249, the larges
 single item being the New Cornell; Copper company. which was given
 valuation of $22,751,41 This amour
 exceeds the entire valuation place'
 on Yuma county, which was given a $21 1,351,315. Mohave county figure
 totaled $23.505,7S3
 \ SUPPLIES TO BRANCH OF
 FlCES-With the sending neede
 supplies to the 30 branch offices o
 the Automobile Club of Arizon throughout the state the organiza
 ton began yesterday to make it
 activities fel. throughout the lengtl
 and breadth of Arizona. The supplies including office supplies maps, book lets of road information, leaflet: copies of the state motor vehicle aci receipt blanks. postal cards for roa reports and various other items wi have been distributed within a fe' days, according to Sidney J. Ros!
 president and general manager c
 the club, following which an activ
 campaign for members will be in
 stituted
 SUE FOR DAMAeEs-Suit to re
 cover damages of s15,232.08 alleged
 to have been sustained because o
 delay to shipment of wool was file'
 yesterday against the Arizona East
 ern Railway company by the Arizoni
 Traffic association. They ale
 George Scott delivered two carload | of wool to the railroad company Il
 Mesa on April s, 1920. for shipmen
 to Boston, Mass. One of the cars
 they allege, arrived at its destination
 Ss days later and the other IA day
 later. Had the wool arrived in Bos
 ton 20 days after shipment whic
 they claim is a reasonable time 10
 transportation, it would have sold a ' S2 cents a pound, but due to tn . delay one car sold for GA cents an l the other 50 cents pound, and the | ae ho diffpranca