Arizona republican., 1921-06-28
INVESTIGATORS NAMED

appointed to investigate the plans for 1 the Auxiliary Eastern Canal 1rriga- tion District which have been sub mitted to the certification board for approval by project promoters.
 TO TRANSPLANT FisH-Joe V. Prochaska. state game warden. left yesterday for Flagstaff to supervise the transplarting of fish in Mormon lake.
 KIWANIs LUNCHEON TODAY The regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club will be held at the Y. M c. A. at 1915 o'clock today. P. Corp stein will be chairman of the day. ard the feature of the meeting will bs an address by Gov. Thomas F. Camp bell. who will discuss the Colorado River projest- Dr. A. M. Tuthill will make short talk on the advantages of the nurses and doctors telephone directory. and Jack Tracy will make a three minute trade talk. The attend ance prize will be furnished by I-a.J Johnson.
 The local lodge of the Modern Woodmer of America will hold a wa termelon feast at K. of P. hall to- morrow evening. There will be program of entertainment. and all visiting members. as we'll as those who reside in Phoenix. are invited to attend
 ! TO MOVE REVENUE OFFICE Announcement was made yesterday that the offices of the United States l internal revenue service. now in the federal building. will be removed about the first of the month to West Monroe street. between Third and Fourth avenues. The charge has been made necessary by lack of sufficient ! space in the present quarters.
 TWO DivoRCEs GRANTED-Two decrees of divorce were granted by Judge Jenckes yesterday as follows: Cora Mcclure from c. S. McGurie. charges failure to provide: and Junie Burnett from Frank K- Burnett, charges cruelty.
 WILL IS FILED-The will of Ar minda Morse, who died June @. 1921. was filed yesterday for probate by Jamie Morse Burris. named in the in strument as executrix. TLe estate consists of real and personal proper ty valued at $S,100 according to the petition. Four heirs are named in the petition which will be heard on Monday afternoon July II, at 1:sc o'clock.
 | THESE WILL WEp-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Man. uel Robley, 37. of Flagstaff, and Lupa Lopez. 36. of Wickenburg; Ralph A. Young, S2, of Phoenix. and Mary F.. Fitzgerald. 27. of Prescott; Joe Col son, 1e, and Ruth Burton, 1a, both of Salt River; Earl W. Hope. 24, and Esther F.. Seymoud. both of Phoenix
 ATTY. GEN. IN PRESCOTT-w J. Galbraith. attorney general is fin Prescott where he will represent the state in the case of the State of Ari- zona vs- Jerome Union Stage line and l.. W. Kelly. ASKS SOLDIERS REcoRp-In- formation of the record of service oi William Simms. Indian war veteran is wanted by Harold Knutson. chair man of the committee on pensions who has written Adjutant Genera Walter s. Ingalls, for a record of ser vice which the colonel will look UT in his archives today. Simms claim. . to have served with the Arizona Vol. unteers. numbering 13o men under Captain William Oury from October 1860. to May, 1s61-
 ! PROTEST ASSEsSMENT-Ask that the valuation placed on its prop [ erty in Apache county be left at tn, , same rate 1t was a year ago rathel than the 10 per cent increase at whicl it was assessed by the county asses sor. s. A. Hughes of the New Mexico iI41ona l<dIu toIL pdnl dnRtaltQ yes I terday to the state tax commission The commission said that the matte l l would be considered when it sat a the state board of equalization begin
 ming the first Monday in August, Tn r company which MT. Hughes repre- e sents has holdings in three countie Q of the state including Apache. Mo ' have and Navajo.
 TRUCK DRIVER iNJu R E D. | nr1ca af a ~r4fR Arft Tn . employ of the state highway depart n ment was injured while at work o n the truck, according to word receive
 by the department yesterday. The nc
 cident, which is said to have bee - unavoidable, occurred at Riordan. an h Bennett was rushed to William
 where it was necessary to amputai two of his toes. If the act creatin the industrial commission is declare
 constitutional by the supreme coui
 it will be possible to give relief |
 those injured while in the employ (
 the state highway department 4
 present there is no court remec
 since the state cannot be held liabl III WOMAN FOUND GUILTY -
 jury in. the superior court yesterda
 found Mrs. Elois Eyanes guilty on
 charge of manufacturing intoxica
 ing liquor and recommended elem
 ency in passing sentence. She VI be sentenced on Wednesday by Judf
 Stanford. The case was prosecute
 by Joseph E. Noble. assistant count
 attorney. and Mrs. Eyanes is q | first woman to be found guilty
 making intoxicating liquor in q
 county according to court attaches. HI LEAVE FOR OCEAN PARk-Ml
 A. H. McLelland. 613 North Centr
 avenue. left yesterday afternoon wi
 her two children, Merilynn Mcclellan and A. H. McLeiland. Jr.. to spend | summer at Ocean Park. Calif.
 III ASK FOR SALARY RAISE
 Sheriff Montgomery. Vernon
 Wright, county treasurer; Edith Jacobs, county recorder: liar
 Peirce, county assessor: Claude Berryman, clerk of the super court; A. L. Jones, county school s
 perintendent: called upon the boa
 of supervisors yesterday with a pc tion asking for an increase of 25 I
 cent in the salaries of their oh n I t- -r- Frm ws