Arizona republican., 1921-05-07
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HOME FROM MExICO-T. F. IT, vine returned last evening from weeks absence Tn Mexico.
 CHARGE DISMISSED - On the grounds of lack of evidence, Justice P R. Mitten of Buckeye yesterday dismissed a charge of assisting a prisoner to escape against Dr. Harry A. Hughes, ST.
 GRANTED DiVO2cE-On grounds of cruelty and non support. Mer- cedes Leon F'onceca yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Ga briel Fonceca by Judge Jenckes. Her maiden name, Mercedes Leon, was restored.
 POSTPONE MAY FETE-The an- nual high school Msy fete, which was to have been given last night at the high school grounds, was post poned to Tuesday evening. May 10, on account of unfavorable weather conditions.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Joaquin Soto 30, and Maria Delos Granillo. 22, both of Goodyear; James Oliver Robertson, 22, and Anna Alice Smalley, IT, both of Phoenix. and Frank Norton, 32, Of Ft. Mcdowell. and Mary Sulust, 35. of Laveen.
 LEAVES FOR COAST = MT. and Mrs. J.. H. Bell of St. Paul, Minn, who have been visiting F. E. Bell or The Republican circulation depart ment, left last night for Los Angeles and San Diego, and will return to St Paul by way of Seattle. Mir Bell Is travelling grain inspector for the Great Northern railroad. He declared that Phoenix does not look natural to him. as his last visit was made some 1o years ago. He always has been booster for the Salt River Valley, he says. On the way to Phoenix they visited the Grand Canon.
 PETITION FllED-Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of William Coopman, who died in Phoenix. No vember 9, 1919, by w. L. Barnum. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of 4,000. The petitioner asks that Lloyd Christy be appointed as administrator of the estate. The estate recently was before Judge Ly- man for probate of an instrument purported to be will and at the same time the petition of Mrs. Maude Bailey for administrix of the estate was heard. Both were denied by Judge Lyman.
 oFFlSGnS GECI GO OilitcA ? were elected for the year at meet ing of. the Alhambra Neighborhood club, held at the home of Mrs. c. B. Rundell last Wednesday. Mrs. Smith Week was elected president; Mrs John Jones, vice president; Mrs Larkin Week., recording secretary; Mrs. E. E. Jack, corresponding sec retary; Mrs. Phil Ersign, treasurer Chairmen appointed to serve on committees for the ensuing year were: Educational Mrs. McDaniel fine arts; Mrs. Krieger, public well fare, Mrs. Stratlen. Members of the club will meet at the school May Is SEEK SPECIAL. RATES L Adju- tant General Walter s. Ingalls,, as commanding officer of the National Guard of Arizona, yesterday filed complaint with the corporation com mission against all the railways op- erating in the state. The adjutant general asked that the commission secure a two-cent rate for transport ing troops from any point in the state to any point. The action was brought in an effort to secure z special rate for the guardsmen who will attend encampmen. at Dougla: l the latter part of the month. It i: believed that 400 will go to the bordel 1 town for a few weeks training. A: yet the commission has not set dat, 1 for the hearing
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