Arizona republican., 1919-06-10

addition to the six prisoners convicted | from Maricopa county were an equal | number from Yavapai county who were guarded by Deputy Sheriff Davis. Dep 1 uties Troutman and H. J. Wilson had charge of the local men, included among whom were William Flynn, to ' years for attempted robbery: Geron- imo Limon and Enrico, , to years for robbery; Jose Guzman, to years for a statutory offense; Juan Martinez, 4 to 10 years for burglary, and Manueal Ochea 4 to 10 years for burglary
 CHARGED WITH THEFT OF A FoRD-C. D. Dillingham;, charged with the larceny of a Ford truck. was arraigned before Justice De Souza yesterday when his preliminary hear ing was set for 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Dillingham; was arrested on the complaint of J. E. Anderson.
 FoRFElTS $500 BOND-Mrs. W. J. Tuchy forfeited a $500 cash bond when she failed to appear yesterday when her case was called for trial before a jury in Judge Stanford's court Mrs Tuchy, who was charged with obtain ing money and property by a bogus check, was arrested last winter It is understood that while out on bond she made good many of the amounts she is alleged to have secured by alleged bogus checks.
 TO CALIFORNIA FOR SUMMER Mrs. F. c. Struckmeyer will leave this evening for Berkeley, where she will | pass the summer
 CHINESE PAY FINES-Ong Wing and Ah Foo were sentenced to pay fine of $150 or serve as many days for transporting liquor, when brought be- ! hn Chinese, who were taken from the train at Tempe with Chinese gin,
 whiskey and beer in their possession,
 paid the penalty of their crime in dol
 lars rather than days. They declared they had no idea they were violating
 the law in bringing in liquor for their
 own use.
 NEW LIBRARY HoURS-owing to
 the warm weather, the Phoenix public library will only remain open to the public two hours day, from 9 a. m.
 to Il a. m., until further notice
 I"M. J. B." MAN HERE-E. J. Murphy,
 travelling representative of the M. J.
 Brandenstein company, is again
 Phoenix visitor. Though known as the M. J. B." coffee man in Arizona, he is
 now also devoting much activity to
 the sales here of Tree" Tea, a select package tea.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
 Charlie George, 21, Scottsdale, and
 Helen Taylor, IS, Scottsdale; Fred D. Perry 23, Phoenix and Beatrice Bird
 22 Phoenix; Paul B. Barnes 24, Phoe-
 nix, and Johnnie Para Lee Irwin, 22,
 Phoenix; Aaron Hern, 27, Marion
 Iowa, and Alice Mae Doss, 22, Tempe.
 WILL IS PRoBATED-The will of
 Mrs. Clark Churchill was admitted to
 probate by Judge Lyman yesterday.
 Mrs. Churchill left her entire property,
 valued at $30,000, to her son, Fred
 Kirkwood, who was named as execu-
 tor
 COPELAND AGAIN IN PUBLIC IEYE-W. K. Copeland has recently re-
 turned from Chicago, where he became
 identified with the Hawkeye Boiler
 Compound company, and yesterday he ] came back from Humboldt, Arizona, ] where he placed a large order for the ] Icompound with the Consolidated Ari- , lzona Copper company This is not ] the first appearance of MT. Copeland ) before. the. public. He came into promi- , hence last winter as the first person ) arrested for refusing to disfigure him
 self with flu" mask.
 DAIRY LAWS IN BOOK FORM-
 The state dairy law, as amended by { the last legislature has been published , in pamphlet form by State Dairy Con- } missioner w. A. Barr. Copies may be ! obtained at the commissioners office or at the Phoenix chamber of com ! merce.
 r PAYS SPEEDING FiNE-William Johnson paid a fine of $10 in police 5 court yesterday afternoon after he had , entered a plea of guilty to a speeding i charge His arrest took place earlier
 in the day on Adams street between , Eleventh and Ninth avenues. TWO ENRICH CITY PURSE-E. G
 Leonard and G. c. Emerson were
 found guilty of disturbing the peace by , Judge Thomas in police court Monday They paid fines of $15 each. , PICK UP STRAY HORSES-Foul stray mares are being held in the Stal
 corral at Five Points for the rightfu ' owners. These mares were picked III
 on the streets nearly a week ago. T RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGED w c. Butler was taken into custody
 Monday afternoon by Officer Papo or ] warrant charging reckless driving
 His hearing will be held today.
 SENTENCED ON LIQUOR CHARGE '. George w. McDaniels, who pleaded = guilty to the charge of manufacturing = liquor, was sentenced to serve 90 day f in the county jail and pay fine of $30 y or serve an additional 300 days, b. n Judge Stanford yesterday. Mcdaniel d was arrested in a down town hotel 2. week ago by deputies of the sheriff = office He later led the authorities t t his still located on the south side an
 told them how he made the whiske n which was 180 proof.
 y CHILDRENiS PICNlC-Q Queen Els Il ther Chapter No. 22 will give a picni K to the children of the members of a Q Eastern Stars at Riverside Park a T 5:S0 o'clock Tuesday evening, June Il
 All are requested to bring box lunche: , After lunch is served the children wi be given a swimming party. ON LOOKOUT FOR ROBBERS , Advised to be on the lookout for day light bank robbers, Sheriff John ( U Montgomery has been forwarded a flu H description of the two men who hel II II up the East San Diego bank Friday af - ternoon and made their escape wit ii s10000. According to Sheriff James ;" Byers of San Diego county the none :, was mostly in gold and was carried O new tan leather hand satchel. Bot i men are about 35 years of age, one i c feet, II and weight 175 pounds. Il Io has a narrow face and pointed Grecia -o nose and his voice is rough, accordin Iu to the description. The other man A feet and weighs 160. Both are armc - and are free spenders. Byers inform :; Montgomery.
 l. BARN IS BURNED-A frame bar ! at the rear of the M. Butts residenc .u 703 West Grant street, was completel s 's destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon 'u The loss does not exceed $50. it stated. The alarm was sounded ol 2.45 O'clOck anna arat1ls from fire cte