Arizona republican., 1921-08-02

APPEAL FILED-The case of Lee Arnett, appellant against H. A. San derson, appellee, this county, was filed in the office of the clerk of the supreme court yesterday.
 TAXPAYERS TO MEET-A meet ing of the State Taxpayers associa- ton will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the chamber of com merce. A large attendance is desired
 UNDEllvERED TELEGRAMS = The Western Union office is holding telegrams for the Hupmobile Agency, Mrs. Esther Chase, Mrs. Nellie Leacy, A. C. Bailey, W. A. Lane, H. L. Pasch. Mrs. Birdie Cook and Mrs J. Rossins OFFICERS RETURN-Two off, cers returned to the police depart ment yesterday after enjoying vaca- tions in the northern part of the state. Inspector Grove spent most of >his time in Prescott. Motorcycle Police man Papo motored to Flagstaff, Ash Fork and northern summer resorts GOING BASIC. J. Aurthur left last night for an extended trip to Chicago, St. Louis and New York. From the latter city he will go by boat to San Francisco Via the Pana- ma canal, then returning here.
 SCOUT TO REGISTER Boys who will attend the Boy Scout encamp- | ment at Payson should register inn
 mediately with A. Urquhart at local | headquarters at the Phoenix Title and Trust company. The total cost of the trip will be S15.. The camp
 "ih begin Aug. 8. so only a few days are left in which to register
 TO DISTRIBUTE BoOKS-Nev books have just been received bv tbs department of the city building in spector for distribution giving ali or oinances regulating the construction alterations. moving and repairing ot l ouioings, structures, plumbing, cleo
 .ricai ana gas. Recent amendments
 .u oiu oroinances are also included | The book contains 133 pages.
 NO TIME SET-In reply to an i,,
 quiry by the governor as to the prob.
 aDie date of the hearing before tb, | senate finance committed on Ions | staple cotton, a telegram was re
 celved yesterday from Chairman Den.
 rose, stating that he was unable f,
 TX the time for the consideration n l cotton. o-i " l ASKS RESTRAINING oRpER-r,
 suit filed yesterday, the trustee,
 ol l. U. O. F. lodge No. s of Temp,
 asks for an order restraining th,
 town of Tempe, the counciln,en an,
 the Baber-Jones Mercantile comnan,
 rom erecting a platform scale ii
 sixth avenue near Mill avenue. Tn trustees claim the lodge owns hal equity in the building at the corne foI these streets, the ledge using in
 second floor and the Baber- one company leasing the first floor.
 PETITIONS FOR WRIT-Petitio,
 Tor writ of certiorari in the matte
 Of the paving of East Culver stree
 rom central avenue to Twelftl " a c 1o5
 perlor court by Hattie l.. Mosher fo , herself and other property owner
 along the street. She declared in tn , petition city commissioners awarde,
 the contract over the protest of nor than one-half of the property own
 CTS. She alleges the contract is il
 legal because the cost of the i'm
 provement is in excess of the valu
 Of the frontage. She also declare
 the street should be paved through t
 it's extreme east end
 TO ATTEND CONvENTION-D,
 Frank Shirley will leave on Thursda
 to attend the fifth annual conventio of the National Chiropodists' asso citation which will meet at the Palac
 hotel in San Francisco, Aug. to Il There will be representatives ther rom practically every state in tn union and also from England. Dl , shirley will remain in San Francisc
 for few days after the conventio and then will spend two or thre weeks along the southern coast.
 . THREE DlvORcES GRANTED o Three decrees of divorce were grant
 ed yesterday by Judge Jencke ] Eleanor Hulett Brown was grante . decree from Charles Joseph Brow
 on grounds of cruelty and intemper Q ance. The decree awarded the GUS r tody of their daughter to each of th parents for six months of the yea ; the father to pay for the support ( V the daughter during the time tf
 child is in the custody of the mothe . Clara Sturm was given a decree fro,
 William Sturm on grounds of cruelt
 and Anna La Cara Rodriguez WE } granted divorce from Pedro D. Re