Arizona republican., 1919-11-15


ISOLATION will hold meeting this aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock at the nurses home
on Polk street.
DESERTED WIFE, CHARGE u
Quirma Abila, alleged wife deserter,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy De
Witt. He is at the county jail await
ing arraignment.
HIGH PRICE FOR COTTON SEED
j. H. McFarlan of Chandler, sold his
cotton seed Friday at $50 ton. Sales
of lint cotton also were made at
Chandler the same day at S61s cents.
APPEALS FROM CITY COURT
George NJ. West, sentenced November
Z by City Magistrate Thomas to serve
20 days in the city jail for vagrancy,
has appealed to the superior court.
FRED WEAGE ILL-Fred Weage
deputy United States marshal, is on
the sick list. Weage was unable to
attend TO his duties yesterday but it
is believed that ne will be at his desk
this morning.
NO WlTNESsES-TRIAL WAITS
Because several witnesses were out
of town, the case of Bud Wellington.
charged with burglary, was postponed
yesterday in the superior court until
November "a.
VAN WlNKLE BOUND OVER
| Harry Van Wrinkle, charged by L. Lau-
Der with passing bogus check, was
| bound over to the superior court under
$500 bond yesterday afternoon by
Judge Wheeler.
w. E. SPRINGER ARRAIGNED -
| w. E. Springer, charged by V. T. Bled-
soc with the larceny of 1900 casks of
cement May %, furnished the $4,000
bond ordered by Judge DeSouza at his
arraignment, and his examination was
set for December 5.
TACOMA MAN ARRESTED-David
Falconer Of Mesa was arrested yes
terday by Constable o. J.. Pickens,
charged with the larceny of $4,000 al
Tacoma, Washington. He was brought
to this city and will be held till the
| Washington authorities arrive
TRIED TO, BUT DIDN'T-Juan Fee
Xix, who pleaded guilty to forgery on
Wednesday, reversed his plea yester-
day before Judge Stanford, declaring
that although he attempted to pass q
bad check, he did not actually pass 81
as alleged. His case was set for No
vember 20.
POSTPONE EXAMINATION The
civil service examination for assistant
auditor, which was set for November
10, has been postponed until Novem-
Der %, according to word received yes
terday by the local secretary from
President Morrison of the United
States civil service commission.
MONTES PLEADS GUlLTY-Re.
migio Monies pleaded yesterday after
noon before Judge Stanford to 6
charge of manufacturing liquor HI
was released without bond and his
case deferred until December / to per.
init examination of Robert Valencia
charged with completely in the case.
iNSPECTS JORDAN AND LEHiGt
A. L. Jones, county superintendent
Of schools. has returned from an in
spection of the Lehigh and Jordan
schools. Mrs. Marion Daley is tn
teacher at Jordan, and Mrs. Margare
Merrill the principal at Lehigh. Boil
schools are in good shape, Mr.. Jone
says
QUO WARRANTo SUIT ENDS
The quo warranto proceedings in tn,
Harris ingalls, fight for the adjutan
generalship of the state ended yester
day morning in Judge Stanford's court
and the case was taken under advise
ment. Judge Stanford stated yester
day afternoon he expected to reach
decision by Monday at the very --latest
! COURT SENTENCES TWo-Tw
: men were sentenced yesterday b
: Judge Stanford to serve from five [
, seven years each in the state peniten
: tiary for first degree burglary. Tn
4 two were Joe Rosas, convicted of rob
;. bling a Chinamans store on Grand ave
nue., and Luis Portillo, charged by
4 E. Ranous with the theft of his watcl
f MUST BE 10 IN NAVY-Until fur
Their orders, the minimum age for en-
listment in the navy will be IS year
according to the officer in charge {
k the recruiting station at 35 Eas
\ Washington street. Exception will b
,r made to this rule when applicants hay
N ing their parents consent have al
"a ready been promised enlistment upo
II attaining the age of II.
TARIFF EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
! Special permission was granted ye
I terday by the state corporation con
/ mission to a Yuma electric and wat
] company under the name of Sanguil
4. ETH and Ewing to put into immedia
ID effect a tariff filed to be effective n
At vember 20. The permit makes t
rates effective from October 20 on t
* grounds Of public safety.
he HEAR RAY CON. SUlT-Hearii
re of the $4,000 damage suit brought
Bias Ocana against the Ray Conso
ia dated Copper company consumed
r day yesterday in Judge Lyman's dix
lg sion of the superior court. A wood
model of the timber drift at the 40
ar foot level of Mine No. at Ray, whe
al Ocana slipped and injured himself Ia
70 spring, was introduced by Attorn
in Fennemore for the mine company. w
nesses who testified were Dr. W
,r. Wylie. DR.. w. w. Watkins, aspect
m cion Ramirez, George Blair, Geor
Id Pruitt, and J. 3. Haffner, foreman
he the mine. The jury went out before
O'Clock last night and a verdict is e
- pected this morning.