Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
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GOES TO RESCOTT-William A Harkins, assistant attorney general, left last evening for Prescott on of- ficial business.
 NO SATURDAY RECITAL-Ow- ing to the busy week for school chil- dren, the usual Saturday afternoon recital will be omitted this week at the Arizona School of Music
 TO APPRAISE LANDS = H. L. Layton of the state land department left yesterday for Graham and Co., chise counties, where he will make a of state lands
 CHICKEN DiNNER-The women of the Neighborhood church will serve a chicken dinner Tuesday eve ming, May A, at the Neighborhood house, one half mile east of South Center street
 COLORADO RlSING-Robert Q. Grant, meteorologist with the Unit ed States Weather bureau here, re- ceived word from the Denver office yestrday that the Colorado river will be I4h feet high at Topock on Mon day. and 25 feet high at Yuma on the following Sunday, May 29.
 FIRE DAMAGES HOME-A mid night fire destroyed the roof a~d
 
 and Van Buren streets last night. Fire companies Nos 1 and re- sponded to the alarm and quickly put the blaze under control.
 RETURNS FROM GLOBE = Neri Osborn, Jr-, inheritance tax collector, returned yesterday from Ray, where he appraised the estate of the late Frank Schillipg, who was supervisor of Pinal county at the time of his death last December. The property was appraised at $50,00U.
 TO PIMA COUNTY-T L. Mac Leod, engineer of the state land de- partment, left yesterday for Pima county where he will make an in vestigation of land matters in con- nection with controversies over leas- es. He will also consider applications for leases and selections while in the southern county.
 CASE APPEALED-The case of Lewis Walker versus the State of Arizona was brought to the supreme court on appeal yesterday. Walker was convicted of a statutory offense and sentenced to serve from 25 to 30 years in the state penitentiary at Florence by Judge R. c. Stanford.
 SPECIAL COUNSEL-E. A. Flani- gan, weIl-known Bilsbee attorney. has been named special representa- tive of the attorney generals office to assist in the prosecution of former Deputy Threasurer Walker of Co., chise county. Walker is charged with the embezzlement of between $35,000 and $40,000 from the county. He Is out on bail.
 DiSMlSSES COMPLAINT = After officers failed to locate one of the aliens whom Twohy Brothers com pany were alleged to have employed in public road work in violation of the state law, and the other two aliens declared they had never worked for the company, Justice Nat T. Mckee yesterday dismissed the charge against the company of em- ploying aliens. The complaint was made by l.. B. Doane.
 GOING TO MISSoURI-James Je- reisatti of 45 West Holly street will leave this morning for Virginia, Mo. where he will remain during the summer. MT. Jereissati's mother Mrs. l.. C. Jereisatti. will accompany her son on the eastern trip after spending the winter months in Phoe- nix.
 ERROR coRREcTED-In a state ment in yesterday mornings Repub- lican relating to the affairs of tho Arizona Fire Insurance company there was an error wherein it was said that the California Insuranc, company had taken over and as stunned the policies of the Arizona Fire Insurance company. It has, but with the exception of automobile policies.
 TO HONOR WHITE-In respect tc |n nf -I ard fo1 aS> White, chief justice of the United States supreme court, all state de partments will be closed at noon to day. Notice to this effect was for warded to all state officials yesterda,
 by Henrl Behoteguy, secretary t the governor, by the direction of Er nest Hall. acting governor.
 THESE WILL MARRY-License to marry were issued yesterday t J. l.. Cordova. 21, and Amalia Cult erriez. 20. both of Cashion. Earl O Beaver, 30, and Letha A. Trebil, 30 both of Glendale: Bruce NJ. Thomas 1 34, of Ontario. Calif., and Thelmi l Spillers, 19, Higley; Alfred W Talbot, 37. of Hayden. and Lillial Talbot, 2S, of Vancouver. B. C., an Clyde McKetcham, 25, of Globe, an Kathryn Marret, 25, of Phoenix. DETERMINE CUSTODY-After hearing yesterday in the case o Kathryn Roland, years old. Judg Stanford issued an order that tn 1 mother. Pauline Roland, is to hay the custody of the child for fou days, after which the father, Leste 1 Roland, is to keep the little girl fo 1 four days, the custody to alternat in that manner until the divorce sui is heard. The suit has not been file yet, but it was stated yesterday tha it will be brought in a few days b the wife. The hearing in the cour yesterday was an outgrowth of tn arest of Roland Tuesday night b the sheriffs office on a charge of az 1 gravated assault brought by his wife The case came up for hearing tn next day before Justice Henry ,
 Sullivan, who dismissed the charg 1 on grounds of lack of evidence. TO INVESTIGATE PROPERTY 1 Members of the state tax commissio
 will leave Monday for Gila count,
 where they will investigate the prol 1 erty of the Arizona Asbestos compa
 ny. with view of fixing a, Valuatio
 for the 1921 assessment. Charles 1
 Howe, chairman of the comissio
 said yesterday that while the con
 pany was in existence when la
 years tax roll was made it was praC
 tiCdily d ItW CHURCHILL Altie dI pIes
 ent the understanding of the con
 mission is that it is shipping cor
 siderable ore. He said, hoWeVe
 that because the commission had I
 definite data on the company the il
 vestigation was deemed advisabl
 The company's property is locate
 at Chrysotile. In making the tr
 to Gila county the commission wi
 save time by travelling over the M ! cf1 XyaU will