Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
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-erday for Iron Springs, where they nave leased a cottage for the season.
 TO CALIFORNIA FOR SUMMER Mrs. John H. Wiley and her son, Lawrence Wiley, left last evening for California, where they will spend the summer.
 ON TWO WEEKS TRIP-Attor- neys Charles B. Ward and Fred Blair Townsend left on Friday on a twoI weeks trip. combining business with pleasure.
 GO TO GRAND cANYoN-Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Edwards and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Forman and fam fly and Irving D. R. Miller left yes. terday on an automobile trip to the Grand Canyon and surrounding terri tory. They will return to Phoenix in about a month.
 HOME FOR A DAY-w. J. Gal braith, attorney general, who was in for the joint meeting of the Cattle and Wool Growers associa- tions, returned to town yesterday on state business. He will leave again today for the north to attend the meeting of the County Attorneys association. which will hold sessions in Flagstaff on Monday and Tuesday.
 CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLE- Thomas K. Campbell yesterday granted Sheriff John G. Montgomery the necessary papers to secure the extradition of Fred Koop- man, who is being held in Ontario. Ore, on the charge of enbezzlement. Koopman is alleged to have em- bezzled funds while acting as admin strator of the estate of William Koopman.
 GIVEN $4,75o DAMAGES Dam ages in the sum of s4,750, little more than half the amount sought, were awarded w. J. Pope by a jury in Judge Joseph E. Jenckes' division of the superior court. The suit was the outgrowth of an accident at the Tollescn gin of the Southwest Cot ton company plant last November in which Pope suffered the loss of a portion of his right root. He sought to recover $S,435 damages
 TO BE MARRIED ToDAY-The marriage of Miss Ada B. Galbraith, a Phoenix girl, to Roy Spears. will take place today in San Francisco The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Ga1braith of Route 2.@ this city. She was graduated at the Phoe- nix high school and later attended the University of California. Roy Spears formerly lived in Phoenix and vas connected with the Cal Messner auto house. He went to California last July.
 APPRAIsING STATE PROPERTY Charles K. Pishon and Charles Beach, recently appointed to make an appraisal and classification of state property, returned yesterday from Prescott where they visited the Pio- neers' Home and the dry farms of the University of Arizona. and sub mitted their findings to Charles w. Fairfield, state auditor, under whom the work Is being carried on. They will leave today for Flagstaff, where they will appraise the Northern Ari- zona Normal school.
 OFFER OF U. S. MATERIAL- Offer of standard new equipment available for immediate shipment, the cost probably not to exceed the freight charges, has been received by Thomas. Maddock, state engineer. from the government. The offer in- cluded a carload of No. short carload Of picks; carload of mat tocks; 25.G00 two-man crosscut saws and 25.900 eig1t-inch cut saws. MT. Maddock said yesterday that he would probably order a carload of the different materials.
 NEED ONE MORE CAR-Only one more machine is needed by the Auto mobile Club of Arizona to complete a carload shipment to Los Angeles, ac- cording to s. J. Ross, president and
 general manager of the club. The
 cars are being shipped under the
 clubs new plan of taking the detai l work of the shipment away from tht shoulders of car owners. In addition to this, there is material saving II freight rates when automobiles ar. l shipped by the carload--a saving which approximates 25 per cent Tn, automobile owner who is contemplat ing shipping his car to the coast i asked to get in immediate touch witt l the Automobile Club of Arizona a it's headquarters in the chamber o commerce building.
 | CHARGED WITH ASSAULT charge of assault with a deadl weapon was preferred against Ora
 Rankin by County Attorney R. E. Shepherd in complaint filed in tn
 superior court yesterday. More SC rious charges will be filed late
 should any of the mems three vic
 tims die from their wounds, it wa 1 stated yesterday. The preliminar hearing was set for Wednesday aft I ernoon., July 13, at 2 o'clock. Bond
 were fixed in the sum of s1,500,> >whic
 Rankin had been unable to furnish z a late hour last night. He is speci1 ically charged with assault with deadly weapon upon M. Ramirez. MT Ramirez and E. R. McDaniell wei also wounded in the gun fight la Wednesday night. Ramirez and h wife were out e danger last nigh . attending physicians said The cond ton o1 McDannell showed steady in provement during the day and fJ recovery from his injuries is no anticipated
 ROAD TO BE REPAIRED Fraser, recently tanned as head the maintenance division of the sta highway department, left yesterd; to organize a crew in the vicinity the junction of the Florence Sup rior road. There have been no raj in the districts in nearly year, du ing which time the roads have n | been dragged and are accordingly a bad condition.
 On his arrival from Nogales N
 Fraser immediately ordered the co struction of mobile cook and sleepil quarters in order that crews may
 able to move al over the state maintenance work. This work now being forwarded in the var of the department at the present tin
 Mir. Fraser was formerly connect