Arizona republican., 1921-02-16

Of standards of the American AsSo- citation of State Highway Officials. The request to serve was extended Mr. Maddock by w. $. Keeler, president of the association, who pointed out the importance of the committee, which has a membership of 15 and which is headed by Col. W. D. Uhler. chief en- gineer of the state highway depart ment of Pennsylvania MT. Maddock said yesterday he would accept in the name of the highway department.
 HEARS OF ORE STRikE-Whati Is said to be a remarkable strike Of ore has been made in the Copper Chief mine, 12 miles northwest of Quartz site, according to information received in this city by x. M. owens. The ore is a copper sulphide and is stated to be four and one-half feet wide and running 121a per cent copper beside substantial values of gold and silver. 1t was struck at a depth of 600 feet.
 SUPERIOR EDITOR DEPARTS TS-H. H. Heiner of the Superior Sun was in the city yesterday. He will leave this morning for what he says is the livest mining town in the state.
 LEAVES FOR HOME TODAY-Mrs. E. A. Allen of Stanford Park, who has been visiting for some time with Mrs. Irwin Fletcher and in whose honor a series of delightful social affairs have been given, will leave for home on Friday.
 w. R. c. TO MEET ToDAY-The Womens Reliep corps will meet this afternoon at ?; 30 o'clock in their rooms in the Monihon building. Visitors are welcome
 ASKS s5ooo DAMAGES Declaring that he sustained injuries to the eX- tent of $5,000 through an injury to his left hand, Jose Lopez yesterday brought suit against the Southwest Cotton company for judgment. Lopez alleges he was employed by the cotton 1 company in one of their gins. While cleaning some power driven machinery Lopez says, his left hand was caught and he lost three fingers. The accident occurred on Nov. 6, 1920. he says. | THREE ASK DtvORCES Three suits for decrees of divorce were filed yesterday in the superior court An tonic Yepiz asks for a decree from Jesus Yepiz on grounds of desertior and failure to provide. She asks for the custody of their 10 children, five oi whom are minors. Hiram c. Massey asks for a decree from Emma Lou Massey, on grounds of desertion. He
 says he is willing to pay his wife s2s a month for the support of their child William Jones asks for a decree from l Lula Jones on grounds of deSertion.
 ONE PLEADS GUILTY Emmet West, charged with attempting to com init grand larceny, yesterday chanSec his plea from not guilty to guilty on the charge and will be sentenced Saturday morning by Judge Stanford. On mo- ton of Joseph E. Noble, deputy county attorney, a similar charge against Ross Chilvers was dismissed. The paii were charged with attempting to stea
 the Buick roadster belonging to Mrs 1 Marguerite H. Berg on the night oi l Dec l.
 SENTENCED ON LIQUOR CHARG- 1 ESESantoz Hernandez and Juan Gar cia, who pleaded guilty several days ago to a charge of transporting intoxi- eating liquors, yesterday were sen fenced by Judge Stanford Hernandes
 was given sentence of 15 days in tht county jail and a fine of S250. Garcis
 was given a sentence of Is days in thu county jail and a fine of $100. Botf I fines carried the stipulation of one day
 in jail for each dollar of the fine no paid
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses t
 marry were issued yesterday to Sher
 man E. Jarrells. 21, and Beulah Bloise 19, both of Phoenix; and Hugh Moore 21. and Lena Miller 20. both of Tollesor On Monday marriage license was IS sued to Armond Jeancon, 30, and id Nae Golze, 20, both of Phoenix