Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
localities

~NO LII ANA
MOTOR TO Elbow STONE
PARKING. and Mrs. Dudley Windes,
Miss Ann Blount and Miss Inez Ma
kin will leave Saturday for a motor
trip through Yellowstone park.
CATTLEMAN IN ClTY-F'red S.
Bennett, a well known cattleman of
Cochise county, was in Phoenix yes
terday on business before the state
land department.
ASKS STAGE LINE PERMIT
Dick Purcell yesterday filed an APP
plication with the corporation COM
mission for permission to operate the
San Xavier stage line between Tue
son and San Xavier.
CALL FOR BIDS-Bids are being
called for by the Carter Oil and Gas
Co. for hauling oil drilling equipment
to the Mckenzie well, located west of
Litchfield. As soon as equipment is
on the ground. drilling Will be COM
menced, it is claimed.
HELD ON CHECK CHARGE
Fred j. Sirois yesterday was held to
answer to the superior court by JUS
tice Henry j. Sullivan after he had
waived a preliminary hearing on a
charge of passing fictitious check.
He was released under a bond of
$1,000.
DINNER TO DELEGATEs-Ari-
iona Rebekah Lodge No. /. will give
a dinner tomorrow evening at their
hall in honor of the delegates who at
tended the recent session of the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows and the Rebe-
kahs at Clifton. The dinner Will be
served promptly at Z O'Clock and all
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AGREE ON GLENDALE SCHED-
ULE-A compromise schedule for the
Glendale street railway line, or rath-
er the Orangewood part of it, has
been agreed upon by residents OF the
district served and the Phoenix Street
Railway company, instead of the one
asked by the railway company in q
petition to the corporation commits
sion last week, it was reported yes
terday. 1t was said the new schedule
willS be formally presented to the
| commission this morning for its ap.
prevail.
SEARCH HERE FOR TWO
Claude S. Bergman, clerk of the gu
perior court, is in receipt of letter.
| from Attorney Edwin w. Spa1ding
National Metropolitan Bank building
Washington, d. c.. asking for infor
nation regarding the whereabouts O
Germ Brane, who came to Arizona il
1887: Frederick NJ. Gotke, and Ulys
ses R. Baker. who came to Arizona II
1878. Mr.. Spalding states he think
! he can be of service to these men O
| their heirs. Anyone knowing o
i their whereabouts is requested I
write to the attorney or Mr.. Berry
man.
/ WIFE ASKS DIvoRcE-since he
husband deserted her in Decembel
1918, Florence McFate declares in
suit brought yesterday for deere
of divorce from Joseph N. McFat,
she has been compelled to Deepen
upon her own earnings and the char
ity of her relatives for the supper
of herself and two minor children
although her husband is reputed to
worth more than 800 900. The
were married in Morerici in Jun
1897, and have four children. two {
whom are minors. Her husband. sf
says. owns some valuable mimi
property and mining stock in Low,
) California, four lots in Kingman. OF
! lot in Phoenix and valuable patel
; right She asks for $1,000 attornt
! fees, $500 to defray the expenses
: | the action. and 800 temporary al
. Upon the completion of the suit 81
$ asks for one-half of the property.
IL TURNS STATES EVIDENCE
i Antonio Martinez yesterday turn
states evidence at the trial in the 81
perior court of his alleged partnt
L. Flores, on a charge OF burgla
/, and testified he had gone with Flor
n to the house they were charged wi
:, robbing. Martinez said Flores e
: tered the place, but denied he HI
i gone in with him. Police office
d testified to seeing both men leave
house by a window at 3 o'clock
the morning and said they arrest
them about a block down the sire
q Upon being searched. the office
n said, they found articles taken fro
= the house upon the. person of Flor
q While the jury was celebrating up
Is the case of Flores. his alleged partr
ls entered a plea of guilty to the char
of robbery and was given a suspend
y sentence of two years by Judge Sta
ford. Five minutes after the jury h
:, gone out they returned with a verd
- of not guilty for Flores and Jud
Stanford ordered him dismissed.
~ TO OCEAN pARk-State Ia
commissioner and Mrs. Rudol
ar Kuchler will leave this evening
70 Ocean Park where they will rem'
J. until after the Fourth when Mr.. I
chler returns to Phoenix and N
Kulcher leaves for Ogden, Utah VIII
F. she will spend several weeks W
e. relatives. Later she will go to
at Francisco where she will be Joined
r the land commissioner. They will
turn in September.
TEACHER IN ENGLAND-Thc
as Armstrong. Jr. yesterday was
4 receipt of a cable from his daugh
II Miss Jean Armstrong. announcing
safe arrival in Liverpool Miss Al
/ strong sailed on June 16 from Mont
III al in company with her aunt, \
/ Mary Armstrong for trip thro
III Europe during the summer. II
Il journey takes them through Engl
I'll and Scotland. France. Belgium. i
= land, Switzerland and Italy. The
- turn voyage will be made by the '
= of the Mediterranean from Maple:
New York in the latter part of s
TENDER.