Arizona republican., 1920-08-25
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POLICEMAN LUcEY RETURNS Policeman Lucey has returned to ac- tive duty on the force after spending months vacation.
 PRESCOTT MAN IN CITY-EH S. Perkins of Prescott, a former member of the legislative council. was visitor in the city yesterday
 CANDIDATE VISITS CAPITOL Among yesterdays visitors at the cap- itol building was E. A. Hughes, as sessor of Cochise county and candidate for the Democratic nomination for member of the state tax commission.
 GIVES NOTICE OF APPEAL Robert Dale, who was fined $50 in police court Monday on a charge of carrying "knucks,' gave notice that he would appeal from the decision.
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS-Stat Super vising Deputy Mrs. Clark who recently arrived from Chicago to take up the work for the Royal Neighbors in this state will be at the meeting this eve hing and eager to meet all the mem
 NEWSPAPER HALF CENTURY OLD = The Tucson Citizen will cele- brate it's 50th anniversary October Is, by publishing an elaborate semi cen- tenary edition" according to it's an- nouncement received by the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday.
 GETS STATE DEPARTMENT CHARTER-The headquarters of the department of Arizona. the American legion, yesterday received its charter. Of course, it had a charter before. But the document now in its possession is one for the decoration of the walls.
 GIRL RESERVES TO PICNIC Seventh and eighth grade Girl Re- serves of Adams and Monroe schools will meet at o'clock this afternoon at Eastlske park where they will picnic and play games. Each girl is asked to bring her own lunch.
 RETURNS FROM EAST - Walter George, former proprietor of Georges Taxi service, returned to Phoenix re- gently following a two months trip through the east. MT. George visited Montreal, Canada, the Thousand Isl- ands in the St. Lawrence river, New York City, Washington. D. C.. and Philadelphia
 RAIN IN WESTERN ARIZONA General rains over the western part of the state were reported by the weather bureau yesterday. Yuma re- ported .12 inch, and Needles 10 No rain fell until after o'clock in Phoe nix. but between and 8 o'clock about .04 was reported. Most of this fell in a brief but intense shower about 7:10 D. m-
 HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE Leonardo Gutierrez and Ygnacio Herrera yesterday were held to answer to the superior court by Justice Me Kee after a hearing on charge of as- sault with a deadly weapon. They were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each. The complaining witness was Fred L. Meeks, a night watchman at Glendale.
 HOME FROM VACATION TRIP F. R. Smith of the Panther City Realty oay ho af h. sence of one month spent in northern Arizona enjoying the wonderful fish ing and the marvellous scenery of the Grand Canyon. MT. Smith returned to Phoenix via Pine, Payson and the Roosevelt dam. He says he is glad to get back to this city and is looking forward to big business this fall and winter.
 GOES TO CONVENTION - w. F.. Van Meter, city representative of the New York Life insurance company, is leaving today to attend the annual convention of the Quarter of Mill lion Club" of the company at Saratoga Springs N. Y. September to 5 He expects to return about September 15. Mir. Van Meter and his family have just returned from months outing in the northern part of the state.
 FOUND NOT GUiLTY-H. c. Briner yesterday was found not guilty by Jus tice Mckee. after a hearing on a charge of petty larceny H. F.. Shaw, the complaining witness, alleged that Briner took two Boston bull dogs from him. According to the testimony of fered in the case. Briner and friend called to see some tenants in Shaws house and started home about 12 o'clock at night. When they drove under the first drop light in Glendale. Briner said he saw the dogs in the back seat He was unable to take them home for several days and Shaw had him arrested he said.