Arizona republican., 1922-05-10
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1OW NNU
YEoMEN TO bANcE-The Yeo-
men will give a social dance on
cordially invited. The dance is free
and refreshments will be served.
WIFE GETS DIVORCE Hazel
Eleanor Shepherd was granted a di-
vorce from Ralph Henry Shepherd
yesterday by Judge Joseph S. Jenckes.
She charged that her husband had
failed to provide for her.
HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE
--Boobie Best was bound over by
Justice Henry ]. Sullivan Yesterday
under $500 bond to await the action
OF the superior court on a statutory
charge.
HELD TO ANSWER - Francisco
Sofa was held to answer under $1,000
bond by Justice Henry ]. Sullivan
yesterday on charge of falling to
provide for his family.
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CLUB
The Wednesday Afternoon Social
club will meet at the home of Miss
Homa Blanton at Six Points this
N.
are all urged to be present.
U. o. C. TO MEET-Robert E. Lee
chapter. U. d. c., will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. w. p. Crawford, SOC North
Seventh street.
REBEKAHS TO MEET-Capital
City Rebekah lodge No. 80 will meet
tonight at O'Clock in the I. o. o. F.,
hall. All members of the degree are
welcome.
ANOTHER RECORD Ecc-Undis-
couraged by low prices, hens are con-
tinuing to strive for the glory of lay
ing the biggest egg in the Salt River
valley The latest contestant is
White Leghorn belonging to Harold
Beller of Chicago avenue. She
wrapped her contribution to the
breakfast table in shell measuring
S1a by 615 inches.
MAY SELL SHARES-A permit
was issued yesterday by the corpo-
ration commission to the Arizona
Cancer institute to sell 100 shares of
stock at 500 share. The company
was incorporated on April 13, 1922,
with a capital stock of 100000 di-
vided into shares of $100 each.
EXTEND TAX PAYMENT-Mena-
bers of the city commission, in special
session yesterday, ordered that the
second installment of city taxes be
extended to become delinquent after
May is instead of May 10. as had
been set by the previous commission.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are telegranls at the Western
Union for George Porter, care Berger
Mfg. Co, Mrs. Hesta Crouch and Mrs.
A. r. Bernard
MOVE OFFICES-Janes L. An
derson and Imogene Anderson. the
chiropractors, have moved their Of
fices from 37S North Sixth avenue to
SS6 North First avenue, where they
are now permanently located.
PROTEST ASSASSINATION the
ground that their property is being
used in the operation of a government
project and therefore not assessable.
the Salt River Valley Water Users
association filed a protest with the
board of equalization yes
terday against the city assessment.
LAST DANCE OF SEASON-The
Royal Neighbors and Modern Wood
men will give their last dance of the
season this evening at Knights of
Pythias hall. There will be good mu-
sic and everyone is cordially invited
to attend
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry We're issued to the follow
ing yesterday: Richard E. Nelson,
Kansas City. and Gertrude Weiner
Phoenix; Miguel Garcia and Rosa
Urgnides, both Of Tempe: Ramon Il.
Oliyas and Bibiana Martinez, Phoe-
nix: Clifford Wilson and Mamie
Taylor, Phoenix.
NEW CoRPORATIoN-Articles of
incorporation were granted yesterday
by the corporation commission to the
Quick Seed and Feed company of
Phoenix. The incorporators are z. r.
Quick of Mesa and r. G.. Baker of
Phoenix, and the capital stock of
the company is given as $4,000 di-
vided into shares of 800 each. The
will carry on a general seed
and feed business.
BIG EARLY REGlSTRATioN-All
previous records for early county
registration of voters have been
BROKEN this year, according to Edith
Jacobs, county recorder, who an
nounced yesterday that nearly 5000
electors have placed their names upon
the official list "It is advisable for
every voter TO register early" she
added. MANY leave the county dur
ing the summer and fail to enter
their names in time for the primary
election. Failure to register means a
loss of the privilege to vote
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY-Dep-
uty Sheriff AL Dewitt made public
yesterday his candidacy for constable
of Glendale This announcement
follows four years of service as dep
uty sheriff of Maricopa county and
four years as a guard at the state
penitentiary. In declaring himself as
a candidate, Dewitt said: MY only
platform for the office / seek is a sin
cere promise to enforce the law to
the letter without favor or prejudice.
Il elected | shall make a. special effort
to stop the liquor traffic in Glendale
and to protect the business men OF
that city to such an extent that the
many petty robberies now prevalent
there will be brought to a stop
MAKING ROAD SURVEY-Engin-
aer ]. M. Brown Of the state highway
department is now in Nogales MAX
ing a survey for the paving of two
and one-half miles of road north
ward from the city limits of Nogales
to the military grounds. This road
is n portion of the Nogales- Tucson
highway, of which 10 miles running
south from Tucson has already been
paved. 1t has been found necessary
TO pave the road from Nogales to the
post on account of the heavy
traffic, which causes the maintenance
of the road to be an expensive as we'll
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