Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
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, day by jury a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The charge
 arose from the shooting by the doctor
 on January 13 of Henry B. O'Brien. a
 Canadian soldier, following a quarrel
 over the affections of Vera Mort, a 19-
 year-old English girl. O'Brien is now
 serving term of 90 days in the Yava-
 pal county jail for having violated
 the immigration laws in bringing Miss
 Mort to this country as his wife. Miss Mort was taken to Tucson Saturday
 night to await the decision of the i'm
 migration officials as to her disposi-
 tion.
 SAYS HE MADE ORE FIND-De-
 claring he believes another claims the
 northern portion of his mining prop
 erty. w. T. Crawford yesterday brought suit against E. NJ. Tarr for an injunc- ton to bar the latter from entering the premises. MT. Crawford alleges he dis
 covered, on January 27, 1917, a rich lode of copper, gold and silver ore, seven miles south of Phoenix, and located a
 claim 1900 feet long by 600 feet wide. which claim he duly recorded in April 1917. He asks the court to establish his title to the property.
 FINED ON SPEEDING CHARGE A. w. Harbold yesterday pleaded | guilty before Justice Mckee on a
 charge of speeding on North Central l avenue and was fined $15. Complaint was made by F. H. Watson, motorcycle
 officer, who alleged Harbold exceeded
 30 miles an hour within the 20mile l hour district.
 l USED DEALERS LICENSE, IS
 FINED-J. H. Smith yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Wheeler on a | charge of operating an automobile with l a dealers license for more than five l days and was fined s10. Complaint
 was made by F. H. Watson, motorcycle officer
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of Margorie l.. Parsons, who died in Phoe
 nix, December 29. 1919, by R. H. Par sons, the husband. The estate consists of personal property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of s3300. The petition will be heard Monday afternoon, May 3, at 1:30 o'clock.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL Featured at the School of Music recital Thursday night, April 29. will be Susan Merle Baldwin, soprano. and Frank | Lynn Wilson tenor, both pupils of Waiter Hastings Olhey, head of the vocal department. The program will include a variety of solo and duet numbers.
 RECITAL AT WoMAN'S CLUB Miss Ermine Hackbarth. a talented pupil of Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate, will be presented in a piano recital at the Womans club Tuesday night, May 4. Assisting Miss Hackbarth in the pro- gram will be Miss Ruth Winslow, q young reader of considerable ability and Miss Viola Hartman, whose ar tistic dancing is familiar to Phoenix audiences.
 ARRAIGNED ON OOTiNGI
 CHARGE-Pete Sevarro. an Italian. yesterday was arraigned before Justice Wheeler on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. The prelim- mary hearing of the case will be held April 2S- Sevarro was returned to the county jail under a bond of s5.000. The charge arises from the shooting by Sevarro. on the morning Of April 9, of Louis Albers while in the tent both occupied at the Crimson mine near Camp Creek, B miles north of Phoenix. Albers, who was wounded in the side, has been in the hospital since. but will be able to appear in court at the hearing of the case.
 CHARGED WITH ASSAULT-Juan Sasueta, Mexican. yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Wheeler on a charge of assault with deadly weapon. The preliminary hearing of the case was set for April 29 and Sa- sueta was arrested April after he had shot two Indians. Frank Norton and Warren Gaston, following fist fight at the new plant of the Arizona Packing company on the Tempe road. 1
 POSTPONE HEARiNG-On account of being unable to locate several wit nesses for the defense, the hearing yesterday in the case of the state 1 against Sebro Rocha and Ramon AL | motez, charged with sheep trespassing, 1 was postponed until November Is. | The complaining witness. Logan F. | Morris alleges the defendants herded | sheep within one mile of his ranch and 1 failed to move the band more than | three miles day across a cattle range | Bond of $500 each was furnished some | time ago by the men.
 TWO COUPLES TO WED-Li- | censes to marry were issued yesterday | Navarro. Is. both of Phoenix: and Earl Langford, 33. of Jerome, and Mary c. McCush of Phoenix.
 TO DEDICATE I. o. o. F. BUILD tNG-Fo1lowing a convention of the l Grand Lodge I. O. o. F. now in session other officials of the lodge will come to Phoenix next Friday and dedicate the Odd Fellows building at the cor ,er Of Third avenue a~d Adams street
 DANCE AT HosPITAL-Therc will be dance at the Arizona State hos invited and arrangements have been
 SKELETON ON DEsERT-Mystery surrounds the Eaunt. charred skeleton of q burned Hudson six motor car which was reported found on the Yuma road about three miles west of Phoenix last night The car bears the number 22999.
 PHOENIX BOY WINS HONORS-l Lawrence l.. Howe. son of Mir and Mrs. Charles R. Howe. brought honor to the Phoenix Union High school by winning the state high school oratori- cal contest at Tucson last night. His subject was The Menace of Bolshe- vism in America" Lawrence Howe is