Arizona republican., 1920-10-27
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of section or the Doug- las- Rodeo highway, every section of the state highway through Cochise has been built or contracted for, according to State Engineer Thomas AIaddock The project for which the Laroe bid of $133000 was accepted Is 26 miles long, and the states estimate on the work was s146, ,000. Besides La roe, the bidders included Mishou. Clark and Teyssier of Santa Fe, whose bid | was SIP, 900. A bid also was offered | by EclSernan. Chambers and Duncan | of Tombstone. the bid being incom- | plete, and the items set forth higher | than those included in the accepted bid. | ORDERS MINERAL SURVEY - Order for mineral survey No. 371S, providing for the survey of the Copper King No. 1 and Copper King No. lode mining claims, situated in the San Carlos mining district, GIla county, and claimed by A. H. Gibson, J. c. Gibson and Frank Cain, has been issued by the surveyor general.
 EMBEZzLEMENT cHARG GED- Paul Ting, a Chinese, yesterday plead ed not guilty before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of em- bezzlement and was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of S1,000. He will have a pre- liminary hearing on next Friday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Ting is charged with using $550 as his own which Sun Wah, a Chinese alleges he gave to Ting last June to keep for him.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Rich ard D. Morton, 36. and Katherine B. Moffett, both of Long Beach. Calf; and Ignatias c. Millissinas. 29. of San ,0f- TQrnx 24, of Sacramento.
 LAND COMMISSIONER RETURNS w. A. Moeur, state land commis- sioner, returned yesterday from the southern part of the state where he has been for the purpose of making appraisements for state loans on lands reclaimed in the vicinity of Tucson.
 GOES TO BOARD MEETING-c. O. Case, state superintendent of public in- struction, left last evening for Flag staff where he will attend a meeting of the executive board of the Northern Arizona Normal school which will be held today.
 TO SURVEY CATION | WORK-Carey F. Bowles. state su- pervisor of vocational agriculture, will leave today for Jerome Junction where he will make a survey of the work of students in that vicinity.
 YUMA COUNTY ENGINEER HERE l-W. c. Lacy, county engineer of Yuma county. left yesterday for Yuma after a two days stay in town. While here | MT. Lacy teld a conference with Thomas Maddock. state engineer.
 SUPERVISOR GOES TO FLOR ENCE-J. T. Ryan, supervisor oi trades and industries with the voca- tional education department of the state. is making a survey of the courses being given in Winkelman. Ray. Globe ! Miami, Copper Hill and Florence. Hs will return the end of the week.
 GOES TO BROTHERS FUNERAL l-Attorney $. B. Pugh has gone tC Salem. Ind, to attend the funeral o. his brother, Wilbur H. Pugh, who dieC overseas and was buried in Luxum' burg. Germany.
 BUYS A FARM-v. A. Wood, sec retary to the state tax commission, hal joined the ranks of farmers. Woos yesterday purchased a farm eigh miles north of Phoenix, planted il olives and almonds. He will not b. actively engaged in the work however having decided to operate from lonI s distance. He will retain his position ( with the tax commission.
 HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Oliver Thompson, colored. yesterda
 waived a preliminary hearing befor q Justice Mckee on a charge of utterin
 a fictitious check and was held [
 answer to the superior court. He wa - committed to the county jail when h a failed to furnish bond of s600. H "a is charged with passing a check fC
 S10.12 to Sam Spitalney of the Popu
 lar Dry Goods company. The chec D was made payable to F. l.. Hill an n was signed by T. M. Forster. It is a . legged that no such person as Forste L. exists.
 c. SPEEDER IS FiNED-R. D. Sher t. ger yesterday pleaded guilty befol
 Justice Mckee on a. charge of speed
 ing and was fined $15. The complain in was made by Motorcycle Officer Mi'
 daugh.
 PARENTS TO VISIT SCHOOL
 Parents of pupils at the Garlic l- school will be visitors at the scho
 from to 5:30 o'clock Friday afte - noon. Besides showing the schoo
 guests the character of the work, 2, very interesting program has been a le ranged. Mrs. c. H. Young will give . number of vocal numbers and req ', ings All parents are given cordi ny invitation to attend.
 rh GASOLINE FALLS 2 CENTS
 
 .s, a welcome sign this morning at t ar various garages and filling static lu when they note that the price of gas m line has been reduced 2 cents and nc he retails at 36 cents per gallon. Tn e have been paying 36 cents sin ne August 26.
 sh DISMISS cHARGE-After a hea ge ing before Justice Charles DeSal It. Wheeler yesterday. a charge of gral g. larceny against Mrs Margaret Hit .-- was dismissed. Ora Hedgepeth,
 complaining witness in the ca - charged Mrs. Hilton with rifling - trunk at s19 East Jefferson street a taking s229 worth of wearing appa
 from it. Mrs. Hilton denied {
 yharge. According to the testimoi
 Miss Hedgepeth formerly roomed
 Mrs Hilton's house at 319 East Jeff,
 son street.
 FIND STILL; ARREST MAN
 Jose Gareig was arrested yester6
 near Glendale by Deputy Sheriff RU
 and City Marshall Booth of Glend
 after they had found small st
 about a quart of 'moonshine" whisl
 and two 40 gallon barrels of mash
 his place. Gareig was brought 10
 county jail in Phoenix and will be
 raigned on a charge of making wh
 key soon. According to the offic
 Gareig was preparing to begin ope uG tions when they entered his place.
 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 FTVE-GABLON Holstein COW, fir
 3 weeks: good cream COW. 201 N.