Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

the weight of eight pounds. but was coming strong.
 HEARING POSTPONED - Official notice has been given of the postpone ment of the hearing before the corpora tion commission of the application for increased railroad rates within Arizona. It will be heard at the state house on Wednesday, September 15.
 SEEK RELATIVES OF DEAD MAN Phoenix police headquarters is in re- ceipt of a telegram from Cheyenne. Wyoming, stating that Seth Bonny dropped dead in a local bank here today. Notify relatives Should there be any relatives in this city they are requested to call at police headquarters.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Will jam J. Morre1l. 26, of Phoenix, and Florence Johnston, 24, of Portland, Ore; Ramon Insuna, 34, and Dolores Romero 32, both of Phoenix; and Ro- berto Rivera, 21. and Amanda Bell, IS, both of Phoenix.
 ONLY 32 AT FLAGSTAFF--A tenn perature of 32 degrees early yesterday morning was reported to the local weather bureau yesterday. The mark is the lowest recorded there in August in 21 years. Advices received here said it was feared the extreme low temper ature would cause considerable loss in the potato crop at Flagstaff
 BUYS BOX COMPANY CONTROL D. H. Mcdonald, prominent Salt River valley rancher, has purchased an inter- est in the Arizona Box company, one of the more recent but rapidly develop ing valley industries with plant at AIhambra. MT. McDonald has an office at A East Adams street. In this deal the Arizona Box company gets a down town office
 STOLE BICYCLE IS CHARGE Crescencio Robles yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Jus | tice Wheeler on a charge of grand lar ceny and was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond Of S400. Robles is charged with steal ing a bicycle from Lionel McGarr, 716 East Van Buren street. Robles was arrested in Mesa with the wheel in his possession.
 THIS BOY NOT TAKEN TO FIT. GRANT - Through a confusion Of names it was stated the other day that Herbert Cranford, with other l boys, was being conveyed to the in dustrial school in the custody of a deputy sheriff. As a. matter of fact, young Cranford was not in the party. With some other boys he has been taken to the sherfff's office for an of- fense, but on proof of his -partici- patton in the affair he was released
 PLACES FIRE LOSS AT $11,ooo- According to an estimate made by Roy Neblett the total value of the building and contents at Ninth avenue and West Grand street, which fire destroyed early Friday morning. was $11 1000. The first estimate given by Roy Lucas, manager of the place, was lower than this but the fixtures and stock were not in- cluded ia his figures. MT Neblett ap- praised the building and fixtures at S7,S0O, exclusive of an $S50 piano. which had just been installed last Monday. He estimated his stock of merchandise in the building at $1,20O and miscellan- eous items brought the total to $11, ,000 on which $3,000 insurance was carried
 HAD WHiSkEY, IS CHARGE-Ex- cess caution is claimed by Policeman Williams and McCloud to have brought about the arrest of J. H. Jones yes- terday According to the officers. Jones appeared very nervous about some object in a pocket in his motor car just before he alighted to go into a store at the corner of Second and Washington streets. Jones is said to have finally gone into the store, then quickly returned to the car and ex- tracted a bottle of whiskey from the pocket. The policemen placed him under arrest.
 PIONEER DIES-Andrew Weaber for 40 years a pioneer of Arizona, and member of the c. A. R.. died Fri day night at the Deaconess hospital The body is at the A. L. Moore and Son chapel. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
 WITH ANOTHER FIRM-F. E. Me Cune, formerly with Herbert & Prince and company, has taken charge of the city property department for J. s. Grif- l nF0