Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
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CHAMACHO AGAlN-Felipe Solice alias Chamacho, will probably face a jury this morning in Judge Stanford's court at 80 o'clock Solice is charged with the murder of Margarito Avila following an alleged highway robbery near Marinette on August 21. The case will be heard this morning unless witnesses living beyond the Agua Fria river are unable to cross to come to the trial. in which event the hearing will be postponed. There were two alleged robbers. One escaped, after a long close chase by deputy sheriffs.
 PRECINCT FEES-A total of s212.45 in fees was collected in West Phoenix precinct justice court during the month of November, according to the report issued yesterday by Judge De Souza. Of this amount $95 was col lected from criminal cases.
 COURT PROSPERS-The clerk of the superior court erceived a total of $2, 734. .54 for fees during the month of November, according to the report made known yesterday by Claude $. Bergman. the clerk. Of this sum $1.S12.95 was paid in civil cases, $500 in criminal fines, S354.S4 in probate cases, $242 for marriage licenses, I53.40 as miscellaneous fees, and SIP as jury fees.
 FROM FLoRENCE-J. R. Van. Or shoven and W. K. Hulett were among 1 Florence guests at the Commercial i hotel yesterday.
 HERE FROM JEROME-J. L. Dunn arrived in the city yesterday from Jerome and is stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 PHOENIX OR BUST-H. M. Nelson and MT. and Mrs Walter H. Hough of Buckeye arrived in the city yester- day. They are stopping at the Com mercial hotel.
 UP FROM SAFFORD-Mrs.S s. Cole man, of Stafford. arrived yesterday and is registered at the Commercial hotel
 ANNOUNCES NTENTiONS- B. H. Gibbs. until recently chief of the 1 Sante F'e field division Of the general land office, including Arizona and New Mexico, has announced his ifSen- tion of engaging in the practice oi general law in Phoenix. He will also practice before the Arizona state land department and the United States in- ternal revenue office.
 ORDERLY RESPONSE Pupils al the Grant school gave a quick and or derly response to the fire call yester- day morning about 10 o'clock when 2
 small blaze was started in one of the
 rooms by the overturning of an oi
 stove. The fire department was called and quickly extinguished the blaze
 There was no damage.
 FRANKLIN RETURNS = Judge
 Alfred Franklin, collector of interna
 revenue, returned on Sunday from al l official visit tO AlbUQnQrOuP
 HUGHES FUNERAl-All member:
 of the Knights and Ladies of Security
 are requested to meet at the K. or P
 hall at 1 o'clock this afternoon for tho
 purpose of attending the funeral ser
 vices for L. H. Hughes, which will b'
 held from the Moore and Mcclellan
 chapel at o'clock.
 | CIVIC MEETINGS - The following chamber of commerce meetings arr
 scheduled for this week: Advertising } committee at o'clock this afternoon l board of directors, tomorrow noon
 committee on headquarters, o'clocl tomorrow afternoon; cotton commit ' tee. Thursday afternoon at o'clock. , APPEARS HISTORICAL-The his tory and lore of Arizona may b flashed upon the screens of picture the aters all over the world if plans out lined to the chamber of commerce her r by the Chicago firm of Trainor an
 Trainor are carried through. Accord 7 ing to a letter received here from thi firm yesterday, the picture will be O the same scale as "The Birth of r Nation and it is proposed to spend { million dollars in it's filming. Tn . story, as outlined relates to the his l tory of the great southwest in fash ? ion that interestingly appeals to tn 2 imagination of the American public because of the many dramatic incl