Arizona republican., 1920-09-03
ARIZONA N. {. GETS
 NEW MOTOR TRUCK

In line with the efforts which are being made successfully to provide the Arizona National Guard with the latest and best equipment, the First Arizona cavalry received yesterday three ton Liberty truck from the motor transport corps, assigned to the United States property disburSing officer. The truck will be unloaded at the railroad yards today or tomorrow, and will then be put into active service by the national guardsmen.
 The war department, it was said yes terday at the office of the adjutant general, is doing everything in it's power to assist the various national guard organizations to become as efficient as possible. and. as in the case of the truck received here yesterday, is over looking no detail of equipment.
 SUFFERS BREAKDOWN - After making one trip in the mail service run he had been handling before being se- riously injured in the Sante Fe wreck near Kirkland last July, Roy Carson of this city suffered a second break down and, according to letter from his wife, will be confined to his bed for the next six weeks.
 GOES TO SALT LAkE-Miss Wini- fred Dewitt left for Salt Lake City yesterday, where she will enter the L. D. & training school for nurses. She expects to be absent from Phoenix for the next three years. Miss Dewitt is a graduate of the Phoenix union high school.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS-A pc tition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Law renee c. Mounger, who died July 31 1920, in Phoenix, by his widow, Liz zie Mounger. The estate consists o1 personal property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of s1790.25. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon, Sept 13, at 1:3t o'clock.
 APPLICATION FOR SURVEY John Mackin has filed application fol mineral survey of the Buster, En- sign, Grant and 40 other mining claim: in the Warm Springs mining distric l of Coconino county. The Bunker Hil Mining company also has filed appli cation for a mineral survey of the 1 Black Hawk and Dry Hill claims in the l Tombstone mining district, Cochis' county.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY = Henr! White, colored, yesterday pleaded no guilty on arraignment before Justice
 Weheler on a charge of having com
 mitted statutory offense and was re l turned to the county jail when h. | failed to furnish a bond of $500. I'm
 case will be heard this afternoon at l o'clock. The complaint was made b. Daisy Dennis. White was arrested II l Flagstaff last week. He was brough back to Phoenix by Deputy SherlI Price.
 RETURNS FROM coAST-Dr. H A. Hughes returned yesterday iron
 California where he has been for tn l past two months. He returns entirel,
 recovered from an illness with whicl 1 he was attacked earlier in the summer 1 The Santa Fe train on which Dr 1 Hughes came east was crowded, n
 says. with more than 800 passengers most of whom were Phoenix people ol | the way home from California Ther
 were so many of them that they coul'
 not be cared for at the Harvey dinin'
 room at San Bernadino nor in the din ing car on the train.
 DISMISS cHARGE-On motion O l Robert Jarrott. assistant county at l torney with the consent of the com pIaining witness, a charge of recevin l stolen goods against John Farrel | colored was dismissed yesterday b | Justice Mckee. W. H. Wolf charge Farrell with having received si | Springfield Kelly automobile casing
 from c. C. Malcom about June 1t
 Malcom pleaded guilty in the superio
 court. to a charge of having stole
 the tires from the Phoenix Rubbe
 company on June 1 and was given
 suspended sentence of ore year b Judge Lyman.
 WATER POWER coNVENTfoN- The Water Power league of Americ will hold convention in Washingto October to s. the Phoenix cham Der of commerce has been informed The advices state: Congress has nor opened the way by act which is | compromise between the opinions ( the extreme conservationists, tn jealous adherents of state rights an the interests which went to develop tn water power as a business. It ha become a law. To make that la function properly the American buSi