Arizona republican., 1921-03-12
uNpELIVEREO TELEGRAMS =

ONO6IIV U OANFNF'O The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western
 Union: II $. Potash CO. Sterer Sheep CO. Ed Pickenberg, Miss Roslyn S. Cadma. Willard Harsh. w. A. Rantz'
 ROYAL NElGHsoRs TO MEET.
 The Royal Neighbors will hold meet ing this evening. After short busl- ] ness session there will be a social ses- sion, with cards and dancing, An III vitation is extended to all thelr 1flenus to attend.
 TWO DEGREES ASKED-Two suits [ for decrees of divorce were 1Iled yes i terdav in the superior court, Arthur ] |. Dowd asked a decree from Minnie 1 Dowd on grounds of assertion ana i cruelty and Shirley A. Balderson asked
 a decree from Sarah Marie BaldersoE | on grounds of desertion.
 l CHARGE DISMISSEC-On motion of the county attorneys office charge
 of obtaining money and property by ] means of bogus check was dlsmlsseu yesterday against Mrs. G. $. Welder Dy l Judge Stanford The case was trled few days ago in the superior court 1 and the jury dismissed when 1t failed l to reach verdict. The case was dis- missed on lack of evidence.
 | KILLS BIG RATTLER-Wha Is de- 1 clared to be the biggest and oldest rattlesnake ever seen in these parts
 was killed yesterday by J. J. MacDoh- aid mechanical goods salesman TOT 1 the Goodyear Tire and Rubber com panv of this city. MT. Macdonald was l driving on the Superior highway Just 1 this side of Copper Creek bridge where he spied the rattler which he promptly
 killed. The snake had F ratties WIileh 1 is said to be a good record number.
 TO INSPECT ROAD-C. C. small,
 chief location engineer with the state highway department, left yesterday for Parker accompanied by Representative | Nellie Bush of Yuma county and MT. Bush. The party will investigate the
 conditions of the Wickenburg- Parker
 road with view of recommending inn
 movements to be made by the SS0,0oo | appropriation granted by the legisla-
 ture The Parker Phoenix highway
 appropriation bill was introduced by Mrs Bush, who worked indefatigaDly to secure it's passage
 TO TELL OF LEGISLATION A
 digest of the acts passed by the legis-
 lature will feature the program pre-
 scented by the Rotary club at it's meet
 ing next Friday. The. speaker will be Il Con Cronin, state law librarian, who
 in half an hour will touch upon the
 most important bills passed by the
 legislature. MT. Cronin was responsi-
 ble for many of the measures intro dueed having drawn the four uniform
 legislat tion acts which passed, includ- ing the Warehouse Receipts act, the
 bills of lading act, the proof of statutes
 act and foreign deposition act
 REWARD OF $500 PAtD-The Chinese Merchants association oi Phoenix yesterday paid the reward oi
 $500 which it had offered for the ar : rest and conviction of the person who $ committed an assault with intent tC commit murder upon Yee Joe. Chin [ csc groceryman, last November Be El,t %eNl 2 fenced to 20 years for the crime las , Monday. The reward was paid t' , Pete Ortiz. who pointed out the man t' , officers, and to Nick Papo of the cit.
 police, who made the arrest, in equa
 shares.
 SOME FAST TYPiNG-In an ex , animation held yesterday by a com mittee appointed by Judge Stanfor' : to test his qualifications as an officia court reporter. w. N Duffy wrote 75 2 words in five minutes without an error !. in shorthand from dictation. Durin I the last minute of the examinatiol Duffy wrote 200 words, it was saie 5 The statutes of the state require re Q porter to write 500 words in five min h utes The examination was conducte | by Louis J. Hart, Raymond Alice an Clarence Johns.
 than a quarter of century az = Thomas Johnson left Detroit and to $ day his grandson, Harvey Ellswort e Johnson, is trying to locate him in thi l. city. Described as a great race hors d man. the grandson says the famil 1t has had word from MT. Johnson bu ;- once in years and then indirectly a when some one met him in Phoeni a and said he had a. ranch in the valleI w Mir Johnson said that he recently ser "a a query to George Brisbois, chief ( ir police, but received such a formidibl at list of Thomas Johnsons that he dc ,e cided the best way to locate the re; d Thomas would be through the mediul as of The Republican. The Johnson rs question has two sons and a taught, i'd in Detroit, George Robert Johnso as Thomas Johnson and Mary Johnso to The family address in Detroit is 63- va Hartford avenue.