Arizona republican., 1919-11-19
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TREASURY GAINS FAsT-C

TREASURY GAINS FASl -C. L.
Standage, clerk of the board of SUI
pervisors, turned over S32,S92.75 to the
pervisors, tunred over $32,892.75 to the
county treasurer yesterday. This sum
represents the proceeds from the sale
Of school bonds at Wickenbug, Scots
dale and Cashion. The board of super
visors has also sold $4,000 worth of
Tempe Union high school bonds TO
Blanchett. Graves and Thornberg of
Toledo, Ohio, at a premium of SS41,
and $4,000 worth Of Tempe district
No. 3 bonds to the same firm at i
premium of $601.
DON'T WANT "ANNEXATION"-
Declaring their unwillingness to be
annexed" to the city of Phoenix, IA
property owners of Homewood tract
have filed motion in the superior
court for reconsideration of Judge Ly-
mans action of November 10. The IA
are: NJ. A. Stanford, Mrs. NJ. ]. Stan
ford, r. A. Gray, Frances Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Phillips, H. ]. Brace,
Irene Brace, Fred Tribolet, Sarah
Tribolet. Jennie Jones, Henry Rupp,
Ruth S. Rupp. and 1. N. King.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
Instead of the regular mid-week
prayer service, the Womans Mission
airy society of the Presbyterian church
will hold it's annual home missionary
praise meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock. Mexican and other home mis-
sion work will be presented by inter-
esting speakers. Special music will
add to the attractiveness of the pro-
gram All are cordially invited to
come and bring thank offerings.
SISTER SEEKS JOE COx-The
Republican has received a letter from
Mrs. Nellie Garfield, 1S43 Benton
street. Kansas City. Mo, requesting its
! assistance in securing information re-
gardngi her brother, Joe Cox. He left
Taos, New Mexico, October 81. for
Phoenix, very ill. She has not heard
from him since. Any information con-
corning him may be communicated TO
this office or directly to Mrs. Garfield.
WROTE BAD CHECK, CHARGE
A. l.. Haynes, charged by John II
Weber with having obtained money and
property by means of a worthless Sc
check written on the First National
Bank of Glendale, furnished $500 bond
when arraigned before Judge DeSouza
yesterday. His examioation will take
place tomorrow at 10 o'clock
CLIFF SMITH ARRAIGNED-Chf-
I W. u IL DSAAAtils WIN was DOQIlu over IL
the superior court by Judge DeSouza
on October IL, charged with the lar
ceny Of over $4,000 worth Of Liberty
bonds from A. ]. Peters, Tempe hay
merchant, pleaded not guilty when ar
ranged before Judge Stanford yester-
day. His case was set for January 10
THREE FOR FLORENCE-James
/ Davis, a guard employed at the state
J fxrad III
! yesterday and will return today with
+ three prisoners, Luis Portillo and Joe
| Rosas, sentenced by Judge Stanford
less than week ago for burglary, and
Manuel Sanchez, escaped convict cap
tured Monday in Mesa by ConstablesO
| l.. Pickens.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR LEAVES
/ h. j. Ashley, deputy collector of the
/ internal revenue department, left last
evening for his headquarters in Globe
/ Ashley has been in Phoenix for the
past six weeks on matters pertaining
to the delinquent income tax roll and
will continue his investigations in
Globe.
USED A cHlcKERINc-The Musi.
cal Events club announces that through
an oversight the fact that Georg,
Copeland used a Chickering piano
when he appeared Monday night wa:
omitted from the program. The Chick
ering company sent piano to thi.
city by express at its expense from
Birmingham, Alabama.
FRANCIS BABY DIES-James Ro,
Francis, 10 months old, died yesterday
afternoon at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ftancis, 1928 Eas
Monroe street. Funeral viii be held
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at tnt
house, the Reverend Lehigh officiating
Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery
BURGLARY is CHARGE-Ignaci,
Lauterio, charged by A. Lombard will
burglarious entry of the latter's hom,
with intent to commit larceny, was ar
raigned before Judge DeSouza yester
day. His bond was set at 81 900, whicl
he failed to furnish. His examination
Will take place at 10 o'clock Friday.
THREATENED TO KILL HER, SHE
SAYS-W. II. Lantz, charged by Mari;
Lantz. his wife, with having threatene,
to Kill her, was arraigned yesterda,
before Judge DeSouza and furnishe,
$500 bond to appear for trial at i
O'Clock today.
DENIES BATTERY-Alberto Esco
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