Arizona republican., 1915-07-24

cient to pay all liabilities and already negotiations are under way for taking over of the assets and d reorganiZa tion of the bank on a firm basis. De putty State Auditor James R. Ormond leaves tonight for Wilcox on business connected with the proposed reorgani- zation of the institution. TO LOS ANGELES-I. T. Sparks, | travelling freight agent of the Arizona 1 Eastern left last night for Los Angeles on business.
 BACK FROM GLOBE-Attorney Maynard A. Frazier returned yester day after a flying business trip to Globe and Miami.
 VISIT TO RELATIVES S-Mrs. Ben stanton and daughter Virginia, left last night for Wheeling. West Virginia to visit Mrs Stantons parents.
 MINING MAN HERE'S. NJ. Warm bath. manager of the Big Jim Mining company of Gold Roads. is a visitor in Phoenix.
 PHONE LINE DOWN Electrical disturbances on the Roosevelt road dis abled the phone line yesterday, excus- ing the lack of date on the water sup ply.
 A SILVER COIN PURSE Smith Chittick yesterday left at the police station a silver coin purse containing a small sum of money. He found 1t on the floor of the postoffice.
 TOM REED HEARINGS. $. Jones. superintendent, and Charles Grimes, president of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company appeared before the state tax commission yesterday relative to the valuation Of the property of that com pany.
 ROSS WINS BIG SUIT-A verdict of SS0.000 damages has been awarded Joseph Scott. who brought suit against the Los Angeles Times for libel John Mason Ross of Bisbee. junior member of the firm of Ellinwood and Ross was attorney for Scott.
 HOME FOR GIRL-Probation Of- ficer Osborne has under his charge a sixteen year old girl. of good ap- pearance. who is desirous of obtain ing a home. NIT. Osborne says the girl is deserving of a good home. She IS at present at the county de- tention home.
 WOMAN IN NEED OF HELP-A woman arrived in the city yesterday morning from Topeka. Kans.. to make a way for her invalid son whom the doc tors say must come here or die. The mother had barely enough money to bring her here and she wants work She will he satisfied with very small re- muneration. She may be addressed at this office as R. s C.
 FRIGHTENED MULES-Z Ida was the proprietor Of a pair of badly agi- tated mules yesterday They were frightened at a street car at the corner of Second and Washington streets They cut a swsth along the thorough fare until they were stopped by po- liceman who soothed them and showed that their fears were ungrounded.
 HOPSkI CASE OSTPONED-Word was received yesterday by Attorney General Wiley F. Jones of the post ponement of the Hopski and Barette cases until July %. The cases will be heard in Los Angeles instead of at san Francisco. before Judges Morrow. Ross and Sawtelle of the federal court The attorney general and Leslie C. Hardy. his assistant will represent the state in the cases.
 ANOTHER ARREST C. IT. Troutner was arrested last night by officers from the sheriffs office, charged with being the man who has been wholesaling Bull Dog cider to number of local retailers Sheriff Adams has been endeavoriug to lo- rate the root of the evil for some time. and with the arrest of Trout ner he thinks he has eradicated all trouble in that line.
 CITY ATTORNEY CHRIsTY-A. statement bv the Gazette last night that prcvious to his departure City At torney Christy had rendered his resig- nation leaves 2 wrong impression. The city attorney like all the other appoint cd officials. submitted his resignation at the change Of administration some months ago but no action was taken on 1t and a commissioner said last night nothing had since been contemplated with reference to it. The city attorney evidently did not have it in mind just before his departure to quit the service of the city, for in the regular way he asked leave to take vacation.
 FRUIT THIEVES ES-Complaint has been made of the depredations of fruit thieves who operate against boxes and baskets Of fruit left before grocery stores carly in the morning before the stores are opened. Yesterday morning the police caught two boys one of them colored, rifling some boxes of peaches in front of Elwells on First avenue. The colored boy ran and increased his speed when two or three shots were fired across his bow. The other boy. q Greek. " Kiaggan. was captured and taken to the station. Later in the day MT. Hall who had delivered the fruit called at the station to swear to a com plaint against but when he found that he was consumptive he declined to prosecute the case. He said he would bring him box of peaches instead.
 MASHED EITEER IMAM