Arizona republican., 1920-06-23
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I-GLe StNdIIOs all 1A3lldns NeSLGIudy was found guilty by jury in the superior court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The jury recom- mended the leniency of the court in passing sentence, which will be given in the next few days. The charge arose from the shooting by Sevarro on the night of April of his tent mate, Louis Albers, at the Crismon mine, hear Camp Creek 8 miles north of Phoenix Albers was shot twice in the right side
 FOUND GUILTY-Ignacio Felix yes terday was found guilty by Justice Mckee on a charge of having commit ted d misdemeanor and was sentenced to serve 20 days in the county jail. The sentence arose from the holding up by Felix of Grant Haywood. a negro, in restaurant on south Second street on June 10, and taking Sl00 from him. According to the story Hay wood had hired Felix to chop cotton and then discharged him without pay ing him. After several unsuccessful attempts to collect the money due him, Felix used gun to emphasize his de- mands and took the entire roll of money rom Haywood.
 TO TAKE FOUR TO PRISON Deputy Sheriff Evan Wilson and Con stable Haze Burch will leave this morning for Florence with four pris- oners who have been sentenced to serve terms in the state penitentiary. The prisoners to be taken are Francis Roberts. sentenced to serve from 20 to 90 years on a charge of a statutory offense: Arthur Gentz, 15 to 20 years for d statutory offense: Guadalupe Mercado, l to years on a charge of passing bogus checks, and William l.. Clark alias Robert WeIsch q to ' years on charge of robbery
 GIVEN 20 YEARS IN PRISON- Francis Roberts who was found guilty by jury in the superior court | last Saturday of committing a statu- | tory offense. yesterday was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve not less than 20 years nor more than 30 years l in the state penitentiary. Following the sentence, Attorney T. J. Croaff for | the defendant announced that the case would be appealed to the supreme court.
 AMBASSADOR BORIS LEAVES l Boris Bakhmateff, Imperial Russian ambassador to the United States. left on the $50 o'clock train for Yuma yesterday afternoon, after completing his inspection of the Salt river project with a visit to Granite reef and the east end of the project He was con ducted over the valley yesterday by H. E. Vernon irrigation manager of the water users association. MT. Bakh- meteff expressed great pleasure at the strides that have been taken by the association in developing the valley.
 ATTY. GEN. GOES TO COAST Attorney General Wiley E. Jones left last evening for Los Angeles, where he will hold conference with Fred Colter Democratic national commit teeman. While on the coast Jones stated that he would complete the reclamation plank which he is drafting to be presented to the committee on resolutions by a delegate from this county to the convention which meets in San Francisco.
 NEW ATTORNEY HERE-F. c. Davidson was admitted to practice law in this state yesterday on motion of Louis B. Whitney, assistant attorney general, and on a certificate from tIrS supreme court of Iowa. MT Davidson will practice in Tucson
 GOES TO CONTEMPORARY. A Moeur, state land orn,nissioner, will leave this evening for San Francisco where he is delegate to the Democratic convention. MT. Moeur will be absent until July :.
 INSPIRATION MANAGER HERE T. H. O'Brien. general manager of the Inspiration Copper company appeared before the state tax commission yes terday when he furnished data which will be used by the board in placing a valuation on the property of the com pany. Further informatio will be | | O'Brien at a date not yet announced. 1 GIVEN 20 DAYS-A Mexican listed on the police books as Egnacio Dirnl was sentenced to 20 days in jail in i police court yesterday for having mari I huana in his possession.
 l DRIVING TO COAST-Mr. and Mrs 1 F.. o. Stice and family leave today for an overland trip to Los Angeles. MT. Stice who is local representative of the Pacific Pipe and Supply company, will attend in Los Angeles the annual 1 gathering and picnic of customers and | employees of that concern. His fam | fly will remain on the coast until Sep tember
 WIFE ALLEGES DISSIPATION = 1 Declaring that because of his failure I to support her, she was forced to hire 1 out as a common laborer and to depend on the aid of her family for a liveli-
 hood Margarita l.. Gonzales yesterday | brought suit for a decree of divorce from Francisco G.. Gonzales. charging desertion.
 LEAVING FOR FRISCo-Mrs. F. R.
 Stewart and her daughters, Bonita and 1 Anabelle. will leave tonight for San Francisco, where they will spend the
 summer. It is hoped that the change will improve the health of Miss Bonita, | who has recently been i'll.
 LADIES' AID SOcIAL-The Ladies Aid society of the Congre gational
 church will give a lawn social Friday
 evening at the home of MT. and Mrs G. $. Kline, 1411 North Third street.
 The public is invited to attend.
 TO SUMMER AT SAN DIEGO
 MT. and Mrs $. c. Foster, and their
 daughter. of 115O East Fillmore street
 leave today for San Diego, where they
 will spend the summer.
 STARTS TO TUCSON-Joe V. Pro-
 chaska, state game warden. left yes
 terday for Tucson. He will return
 Friday.
 ALLEN JAYNES IN CITY-Allen B
 Jaynes, Republican national commit
 teeman was in Phoenix yesterday or
 his way to Tucson from the Republl-
 can national convention.
 DR. WALKER A VlSlTOR-Dr. F
 T. Walker, former pastor of the Second
 Baptist church, is in the city visiting old friends and will preach at the
 church Wednesday evening and morn ing and evening next Sunday. An ef-
 fort is being made to have him again ! locate in this city.
 IS GRANTED DIVORCE-Anna NJ Simmons yesterday was granted de- !. cree of divorce from Jesse D. Simmons ' by Judge Jones on grounds of cruelty { +to r.s,