Arizona republican., 1921-07-06
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 TO PRESCOTT FOR SUMMER Miss. Annabelle Stewart, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Stewart. 1545 West Pierce street, is spending the summer in Prescott.
 MORENcI BANKER HERE-C. E. Hull, formerly of the Valley Bank of this city and for the last few years connected with the Gila Valley Bank of Morenci, was in Phoenix yester- day en route for Mormon Lake where he will spend the vacation period
 NEW PHOENIX RESIDENTS MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Renick and fam fly from Hastings. Nebraska, are yis- iting MT. Renick's sister. Mrs. Mary White, 402 West Van Buren street. They intend to make Phoenix their future home.
 UNDELIvEREp TELEGRAMs = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: Sra. Teodula de Goena, Mrs Laura Arbor, M. B. Kubelsky. Mrs. Clara c. Williams, Louis Vanullem Mrs. M. P. Beals, A. J. Sampson. VISIT SISTER HERE-Mrs. Mag gie Renick and Miss Minnie Renick from Wellington. Kansas, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Mary White, 4O2 West Van Buren street. They are on their way to the coast to spend the summer.
 WINTER VISITOR LEAVES - Thomas Carroll left last week for his home in Indianapolis. Indiana. after spending the winter with M J. Bar rett Kelly who lives three and one- half miles north of the city on the Glendale car line. MT. Carroll is connected with the postoffice depart ment at Indianapolis.
 DIVORCE TO HUsBAND-On a ground of desertion, Judge J. s. Jenckes yesterday granted Manuel Lara a divorce decree from Jesus Lara. The action was not contested by the defendant.
 PICNIC SUPPER-Eastern Star auxiliary will hold picnic supper at Riverside park on Thursday evening | at o'clock Members and their l families are invited. Each party is requested to bring basket supper and a cup. Those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs. Miller, telephone | 5402
 jury cases will occupy the attention of Judge R. c. Stanford in the crim- l inal division of the superior court | FEludy- LII ItlCI WClO S<ASeAs,Su U yesterday until that day. Trial of criminal actions will be resumed Fri day morning, Judge Stanford an
 TO PASS SENTENCE THURS. 1 DAY-Joe Clark, convicted on 2 charge of grand larceny by a jury 1T the criminal division of the superior court last week, will not be sentenced by Judge R. c. Stanford until Thurs. day morning at e:30 o'clock, the couri announced yesterday. Passing O sentence on Clark was originally SC for yesterday morning.
 BURGLARY IS CHARGED A
 complaint charging John Felix witt
 burglary was sworn out in Justic' Mat McKees West Phoenix precinc
 court yesterday bytJ. N. Petty. Feli.
 demanded a preliminary examinatiol
 which was set for Friday afternoon
 July 8, at o'clock. Bond was fixe'
 in the sum of $500, which Felix wa , unable to furnish.
 ' TO SELECT DELEGATES+Fo
 the, purpose of selecting delegates t
 the state convention to be held il
 Prescott in August a special meet ing of the Woman's Auxiliary of tn
 American Legion will be held at I o'clock this evening at the. Legio headquarters on North Seventh ave nue. Mrs. Ernest Hall, secretary, i : announcing the meeting urges a , members to be present
 VALLEY BUTTER AGAIN WIN t--Salt River valley creameries re
 tained first place when the secon
 test on butter was made in the stat
 university dairy department day 0 i, two ago, according to word receive !, yesterday by Clarence Dana, stat A doi oivxy . ccio "a n yxro
 made of samples of butter from thi ,s valley from various sections in tn state and from shipped in butter froI
 outside the state.
 AGAIN TO FACE TRiAL-Jame i. Carrigan, whose recent trial in tn
 superior court on charge of utterin
 bogus checks resulted in a jury dis agreement. must stand trial a secon time, County Attorney R. E. L. Sher
 herd yesterday asking that date ft the second trial be fixed by Judge c. Stanford. September was ike | as the date for beginning the secon trial. Carrigan is at liberty on bond ' SOL Dl E R'S BODY FRO
 FRANCE-The body of William V - Jones. of Company E, 30th infantr t who died in France, has been shippe r to Arizona for burial, according 5 word received at the governors O
 ice yesterday rom tue hOch < Mountain Club of New Y2rk. IT }. remains of the Arizona soldier a Il being sent to Lester Ruffner of Pre-
 colt where the burial will take plac II The nearest of kin of the soldier
 Levi Jones of Hillside.
 MAY SELL SHARES = The CO
 poration m m on yesterds
 authorized the San Francisco Moul
 tain Scenic Boulevard company
 sell 50,00O shares of stock at $1
 share. The company incorporate
 for the purpose of engaging in u
 business of a scenic driveway to u
 top of San Francisco mountain. ca
 rying out the means of transportatit
 by the auto toll system. The auth
 rized capital of the company is $30(
 900 divided into 100000 shares at
 each and the assets of the compal
 is the right-of- way to the r1ounta
 for 50 years which was granted = the United States government