Arizona republican., 1921-07-26
NEW BOOKS ARRIvE-The new

NEW BOOKS ARRlVE-The new books for the Washington school li- brary have arrived. The library will be open every Thursday morning from g to II o'clock.
 TO STAND TRIAL-W. T. Hughes yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Nat T. Mckee to a charge of simple assault preferred against him by J. M. Hurley. He was released on his own recognizance to a ppear for trial on Aug. 1.
 TO YUMA FOR CONFERENCE Members of the corporation commits sion will leave this evening for Yuma, where they will hold a conference rel ative to securing lower rates from the Southern Sierras Power company, California concern that furnishes power to Yuma.
 TO INSPECT PRISON cAMP-E. 1 A. Wolfe, chief of construction of the state highway department, will in I spect the prison camp on the Su- perior- Miami highway today. MT. Wolfe was in the city yesterday from the Flagstaff Kingman road for a conference with the state engineer. I HERE-C. R. Byers. chief deputy I county recorder of Pinal county, was l in Phoenix yesterday on business. Before returning to Florence MT. By CTS called upon Edith M. Jacobs,
 county recorder of Maricopa county, and spent part of the afternoon dis cussing office problems.
 CONFER ON ROAD MATTERS
 Burke c. Payne, mayor of Globe, was
 in Phoenix yesterday for conference | with Thomas Maddock, state engin- ger. over road matters. Charles J. | Alden. also of Globe, attended the conference.
 i coNFERs ON TAX MATTERS 1 G. H. Schneider, assistant engineer | with the Arizona Eastern railroad in l the presidents office at Tucson, was in Phoenix yesterday in reference to
 railroad taxation matters with the state tax commission.
 TO MAKE LAST PAYMENT George Erhardt, deputy state treas urer. will leave today for St. Johns,
 where he will. make a final payment of $21, ,000 to Parks and Johnson and Hamlin and Garcia. contractors, who completed the Lyman dam. Mir. Err l har6t, who is clerk of the Lyman Wa ter company, will return Thursday. l RETURNS FROM WINSLoW-
 George R. Hin, assistant attorney general, returned yesterday from Winslow. where he will assist in the
 prosecution of Elsie Kinney McLen- |
 husband, Robert c. McLennan, 3
 brakeman on the Santa Fe railroad MT. Hill expects to leave town again today in connection with obtaining additional data OH the case, which will come up for preliminary hearing in Winslow on Thursday.
 THESE LICENSED TO WED = Licenses to marry were issued yes terday to Leslie D. Smith. 25, and
 Helen Better, 19. both of Peoria;
 Wilbert c. Edwards, 21, and Addie
 Belle Ware, 21, both of Peoria;
 Guilermo Perez. 52, and Valentino
 Gusepe. 32, both of Tempe; Henry E. Fuller, 21, of Miami, and Anpara valle, 19. of Phoenix; Daniel J. Reed 39, and Clara F. Arthur, 36, both oi Los Angeles; and Otto I. Davis. 27
 and Ruth Olmstead, A. both ol NEED ANOTHER cAR-The Au- tomobile Club of Arizona is still waiting for another automobile fol shipment to the Pacific coast. Two automobiles are ready for shipment : now, and one more is needed to com [ plete carload. On the last ship ment for owners, the club effected savings aggregating about $50 fol each owner, or almost $250 on ths carload. Any owner who is contem, l plating sending his machine to thu coast is asked to get in touch witt | the automobile club through tht chamber of commerce.
 ON INSPECTION TRlP-Thoma
 Maddock, state engineer, will leav ! today for an inspection tour of stat highways that will occupy his tim
 for the next several days He will g | l directly to Tucson and from there t
 Sonita, Tombstone, Bisbee and Doug las. making an inspection over tn | | Douglas -Rodeo highway. From ther
 | he will go to Lordsburg and Silve City, walking over Mule Creek, re : gently surveyed by state highwa,
 forces MT. Maddock will then go t Clifton, Stafford, Benson and Glob' returning to Phoenix for few day
 when he will go north on an inspec
 tion trip.
 1l GRANTS FOUR DlvoRcEs-Fou decrees of divorce were granted yes
 terday by Judge Joseph Jenckes. A I were default cases, in which the de
 fendants did not appear in cour II Oscar W. Agee was granted a deere from Ethel Agee on grounds of de Il sertion. Corrine Catherine Watso III was given decree from Fred We III mach Watson on charges of cruelt l and her maiden name, Corrine Catf | erfne Hutsell, was restored her. Gle De Pew was. granted decree frol III c. w. De Pew on grounds of cruelt Fl and Edith Mabile was given deere l from John E. Mabile on charges { III Assertion