Arizona republican., 1921-06-01
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SECRETARY OF STATE TO RE- Hall, secretary of state. will return from Yuma today, where he was called as a witness in a case before the superior court.
 COL o RIA AD o RIVER RISING Rising stages indicated at Topock until at least June 5. reaching about 1885 feet, and at Yuma after June 8, reaching about 27 feet by June 10; discharge approximately 10, 900 sec ond feet
 TO SONS GRADUATION = MT. and Mrs. George c. Doyle are leaving this morning for Tucson, where they will attend the commencement ex- ercises at the University of Arizona. Among the. graduates is their son. J. Perry Doyle, who will receive a bach elor of arts degree.
 THREE SP FRS FINED Three autoists pleaded guilty yester- day before Justice Henry J. Sullivan to exceeding the speed limits on North Central avenue and were fined $5 each They were H. H. Lacey H NJ BCimhall and Leon Baudeaux. The complaints were made by Motor cycle Officer A. W. Dana
 GOODS WERE MlSSiNG-Allegine that a shipment of suits and clothing valued at $233.50 made over the de fendants' road from Chicago in June 1920, was lost enroute to Phoenix Vic Hanlly yesterday brought sui against the Atchison, Topeka & Sants Fe Railway company for a judgment He alleges the clothing was shipped in two cases which arrived in Phoe- nix without their consent.
 INTERNATIONAL C.. OF c.-A formal invitation to the Phoeni1 chamber of commerce to attend tn, international congress of chamber. of commerce at Mexico City, Jun, 20-26, WAS received here yesterday The congress is to be attended b, delegates from the chambers O commerce of all the important citiei of the Urlited States, who are to leav, Fl Paso in special train June 15. TAKEN ILL HERE--Mrs. J. R Lowry, inatron of the Yavapai Jail was taken seriously i'll in Phoeni, Sunday. She had just returned from Florence where she had accompanie, Sheriff .Dairs, having in charge prisoner, Mrs. Anna Irene Hopkins who was recently convicted Of as sault. Mrs. Lowry is confined to he bed at the home of Mrs. Rolans Johnston
 SUES FOR pAMAGES-Declarin, that her automobile was damaged t, the extent of $500 in collision with street car at Fifth and Washington streets on April 15. 1921, Ina Gilstral yesterday brought suit against tn, Phoenix Railway Company of Arizo na for D Judgment. She alleges sh was driving over the intersection o the streets and did not see the stree car because no warning bells wer sounded
 sNoTicE TO WATER USERS The second payment on the secon half of assessment No F, amountin to $1 an acre. is due and payable to day, and will be delinquent on July l l Under the provisions of a by-lay 1 adopted by the council of the Sal River Valley Water Users associa ton on March 4, 1921, this date fo
 the pigment has been set If tn
 payment is not made by June 30 wa
 ter service must be immediately dis
 continued
 l IRA WILTON FUNERAL - Fu
 neral services for Ira Ray Yeltol aged 19 years, who died Monds
 night in St. Joseph's hospital frol i, pneumonia, will be held at the Whi {, ney chapel Friday afternoon. June at o'clock. The Rev. Northrup, pa. | LUZ VI tIiC DdRlASl SIluiCu III 1icl
 dale, will officiate. Burial will ,, in Greenwood cemetery. Yelton
 survived by his parents, Mr. and Mi
 William Yelton, living one mile nor : of Desert Cave and three brothe
 and two sisters.
 DOVE SEASON NOT oPEN-Th
 the love season has not opened VI
 the emphatic statement smade yeste day by Joe V. Prochaska, state gar warden. MT. Prochaska said tn Isince the announcement that
 would advance the white wing seas
 in agricultural districts he had r ceived scores of queries relative [ the dove season. ''The opening of t
 season refers only to white wings a only in grain fields where the hunte
 have permission of the farmers = hurlt' said the game warden Fl CONFIRM APPOINTMENT - T
 appointment of George D. Christy
 deputy county attorney by R. E.
 Shepherd. county attorney. yesterd
 was confirmed by the board of sup, io visiors. The acceptance of
 Christy and his oath of office VI
 filed with the board. The bond v
 be furnished today, the supervis
 stated. Mr. Christy was appoin
 to fill the vacancy caused by t
 death of J. c. Forest, who died st = denly last Thursday at Castle . Springs where he had gone to ts treatment for Rheumatism