Arizona republican., 1920-10-20

E. S. Linton of Troop A, first cavalry, Arizona national guard. left yesterday for Tucson in the interests of organ izing national guard unit in the Old Pueblo.
 BACK FROM VAcATION-Mrs. R E. Solosth has returned to her duties at the state house after a months va cation. Mrs. Solosth is a stenographer with the livestock sanitary board.
 Is ARRAIGNED-Rodolpho Linares. alias Rodolpho Hernandez, yesterday was arraigned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of rob- bery. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of 5000 for his appearance Tor hear ing next Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The complaint was made by Juana Lopez. who alleges that Linares took $4 away from her.
 ! PETITIONS FOR LETTERS-Peti- tion for letters of administration twas filed yesterday in the estate of George Bruns, who died at Ripley, Ind, March 2S, 1920, by the widow, Anna Bruns According to the petitioner. during the | life of Mir. Bruns they agreed to pur- | chase two lots in tract in Phoenix and the widow later made the pur- chase. While the property is her sep | arate property, she says, she wishes to probate the estate. which she values at s1o.000. The petition will be heard l on Monday afternoon. November 1. al 1:30 o'clock.
 CHARGE DIsMISsED-On grounds of insufficient evidence, Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler yesterday dismissed a charge against Frank Ecl1ford, col ored, of assault by means likely to pro- duce great bodily harm. The com plaint was made by J. w. Turner. whC alleged that Eckford struck him on tho head with a hammer while they were working in a garage on South Second | street, in which Eckford has an inter est. Eckford claimed that Turner at. tempted to assault him with a hammer and when he attempted to take it away from him Turner struck his head against the top hanger on a car. Af- ter Turner had sworn out the warrant against Eckford the sheriff's office mo- tified the latter and he came to the county jail and gave himself up.
 SUE OVER LAND-Claiming tha' they are entitled to $50 a month rem on some land on which they allegi John Doe Johnson made forcible entrl on February 2i, 1919, George HarbeI and Charles Sorenson yesterda. brought suit against Johnson for judgment of 5000 as rent and the pos session of the lard. They allege tha they hold a valid title to the land is sued them by the state when they pur chased it. Johnson, they claim, re fuses to give up the land.
 GRANTED DvoRCE-on ground of desertion and failure to provide Cora A. E. Williams yesterday wa l ~N
 gene G. Williams by Judge Stamford
 THESE WILL MARRY - License
 to marry were issued yesterday t
 Ygnacio Martinez, B, and Maria En rignetta, 20, both of Phoenix; Chri
 R. Nelson, 2s, and Frances Florin
 Bishop, 24. both of Tempe; Margant Vasqasz, 64, and Pablo Rodriguez, Sl both of Phoenix; and Augustine Linn
 bo, 26, and Ercilla Chabira, 22. both ( Phoenix.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-C. Harlo
 Risdon yesterday pleaded not guilt
 in the superior court on charge c failure to provide for his minor chil
 and the trial was set for October by Judge Stanford. His bond wa placed at 5000. The case first cam up in November, 1919, and Risdon the . agreed to pay his wife, Beulah Risdoi I C~--~ It is alleged that he failed to do thi and a bench warrant was issued for hi . arrest recently. He was arrested l
 Los Angeles and brought back to Phoe
 nix by Deputy Sheriff R. M. Price. 3 SET HEARING DATE - The appli ! cation of J. P. Fairbanks, agent of tn perishable protective bureau. to Tn crease the demurrage in Arizona ha . been set for hearing before the COT poration commission on November ADMITTED TO BAR - On motto ) of Albert Leyhe, Albert R. Shit . was admitted to practice in this stat 5 by the supreme court yesterday. TT . lawyer registered from NIissouriA
 HEARS APPLICATION - The col !. poration commission yesterday hear ! the application of tile Ray Electric an I Telephone company for permission v establish a special power rate, whic , if granted will result in an increase 'l electric power of three-quarters of lcent a kilowatt hour. No protes 1, against the proposed increase wa . made.
 REPUBLICAN, WOMEN TO NEE The Republican Women's Leagl twill hold it's regular afternoon mee n ing at K. P. hall at 2:30 lock tn