Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
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 PROMINENT GENTLEMAN IN CITY-Henry Boice, head of the Chira- cahua Cattle company. was in Phoenix yesterday on business with the state land board
 CocHIsE OFFICIAL HERE-Sid Smyth. county engineer for Cochise county, and l. C. l. Adams supervisor, were in town from Tombstone yester day.
 DIR. BLOME RETURNS TODAY pr. R. H. H. Blome. state director of vocational education, will return today from Flagstaff where he attended meeting of the state board of Voca- tional education.
 MOOSE WILL MEET-This is the regular meeting night of the Moose. An open meeting will be held to which every Moose and his family and friends are invited. A varied program has been prepared and refreshments will be served.
 SAYS WIFE DESERTED HIM Charging assertion. c. E. Shafer yes terday brought suit for a decree of di- vorce from Edna M. Shafer They were married at Brooklyn, \. Y, March 20. 1912
 DENIES SPEEDING cHARGE-E. c. Covell yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Wheeler on a charge of speeding on North Central avenue and '.as released on his own recOgnizance to appear for trial at o'clock this afternoon.
 FUNERAL OF GEORGE w. MoUk Funeral services for George w. Mouk of Phoenix who died in Fl Paso Saturday July r.. will be held at the Moore & Mcclellan chapel this morn ing at o'clock. MT. Mouk is survived by his wife and four children.
 THESE TO MARRX-I.icenSe to marry were issued yesterday to Eradio R. Carbajal 3S. and Lucia Mendoza. IS. both of Gilbert, and D. w. Lewis. A. and Leona Maria Bonham. 20. both
 TRAFFIC LAWS TRIP TWO George Simpson yesterday in municipal court was fined $5 on the charge of running his motor with the muffler cut out open. Scott Oby was fined $1O on the charge of speeding.
 HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE Ramon Fuentes and Ramon Lugo yes terday pleaded not guilty before Jus tice Wheeler on a charge of grand lareeny and were returned to the coun- ty jail when they failed to furnish bond of $600 each. Rafael Molina. the complaining witness. alleges that the pair stole $40 in gold from him. The case will be heard Thursday afternoon at o'clock
 CHARGED WITH AssAULT-san- lldSO hunOZ NGSleIddE piSd0Cd tlOA guilty before Justice Mckee on charge of assault by means likely to produce great bodily harm and was released on his own recognizance to appear for examina tion on the charge July 26. Ben Clack the complainins witness. alleges that Munoz struck him with a hoe.
 FINED ON ASSAULT CHARGES. Takigichi, Japanese. yesterday was found guilty by Justice Mckee on charge of assault and was fined $1o. F. D. Cranford, the complaining wit ness. alleged the Japanese struck his i 7-year- old son, Paul. Takigichi admit | ted striking the boy, but said he did so after he caught him and another lad | stealing cantaloupes. Both boys de nied stealing the melons.
 SHIP FAT CATTLE-About the last | trainload of fat cattle went out of the valley last night, 14 carloads for Kan ! sas City The load was made up most l Iy of cattle belonging to Touseau Bros. | and Nelson Bros. One car was fur l nished by Johnnie Moore He had been fattening them since last Fep ruary and was rather proud of the job. { They averaged 1195 pounds, so that 20 of them made carload
 BUYS BOY NEW BlCYCLE-C. O. Bainbridge. arrested on the complaint ] of Mexican boy who, while riding his l bicycle, had collided with Bainbridge'S s 1 automobile was found not guilty in municipal court yesterday on the charge of reckless driving. After the verdict had been rendered, Bainbridge, ! taking into consideration the fact that the boy could not speak English and because his bicycle had been badly | smashed up in the accident, took the boy out and bought him a new wheel.
 INJURED IN FALL FROM HORSE
 A Mexican boy was badly hurt near the stockyards yesterday evening when
 he was thrown from d horse. He was
 riding reckeessly down the railway
 track when the horse stumbled. throW-
 ling the rider. When d little later he
 was picked up by railroad men it was found that he had a broken leg and
 probably had been internally injured
 EMPLOYES ARE ENTERTAINED The o. $. Stapley company last nighr
 was host to all it's employees at an en-
 joyable affair at Riverside park, whicf was attended by more than 90. The ! evenings outing was held instead o1
 the regular monthly meeting of the employees The employees were pres
 ent from all four of the O. :. Stapley
 & Co houses. The evening was spent
 in swimming, dancing and in Dartaking l of refreshments.
 HOLD WOMEN ON LIQUOR
 CHARGE-Charge with makig twC ! barrels of mash. Maria Garcia and
 Adelia Arias yesterday were arraigneC , { before United States Commissioner Henke and we're returned to the coun-
 ty jail in lieu of bonds of $500 each
 They will be eXamN ed on the charge: : Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Int
 women were arrested on Sunday night $ July II, after the officers had found
 two barrels of mash, two stills ana
 about 20 gallons of whisky in a ten , near the Washington school