Arizona republican., 1920-06-09

before Justice Mckee on felony charge and was released on his own l. recognizance to appear for examina- ton on June Is. The complaining wit ness, Lizzie Rosen, alleges that Hughes, after striking wagon in which she was riding, with his automobile, drove away without stopping to give hls name, license number or address.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Fran cisco Rogas, 21, and Maria Jaquez Ie' both of Gila Bend; Noe R. Garcia, 2l and Eduardo Gordille, r, both of Tempe: Joseph Holtz, 49 of Phoenix, and Theresa lille, 21, of Mesa; Sllas D. Jones, 9, and Annie Nevlll, 2o, both of Glendale: William Allen Nickerson, 26, and Vivian Florine Young, 26, both of Phoenix; and Frank Norman, anu May c. Cook, both of Phoenix.
 EQUALIZE ASSESSMENTS = Ad- yocating a uniform assessment for tire companies, the state tax commission and MaricOpa county board of super visors have agreed to assess all tire companies on the same basis. The su- pervisors held a conference with the commission yesterday, when the mat ter was discussed.
 GOING ON VACATION-Mr Edna Corbett. secretary to Attorney General Wiley F. Jones. will leave Saturday for fortnight's vacation, which she will |
 MUST FILE CLAIMS SOON = Charging the state departments to file all claims by July for indebtedness incurred during tie present fiscal year, Jesse Boyce, state auditor, yesterday addressed the different departments or l the state Auditor Boyee stated in his ] communication that his books would be open until July and to avoid com plications and delays requested the f1l- | ing of claims by that time-
 LEAVE ON EASTERN TOUR | Mrs. Charles Hartman and daughter Viola left yesterday for an extensive ] tour through the East. She will travel until September, when Miss Viola will enter the Physical Training college at Indianapolis. Mrs. Hartman returning 1 to this city.
 RETURNING TO HEADoUART- ERS-Ed r. Murphy went through Phoenix yesterday, having completed a trip about the state in the interests of the products of the M. J. Branden- i stein company of San Francisco He left here to go direct to the home of flee of the company
 TAXPAYERS MUST HURRY-But two days remain in which taxpayers may get corrections made on their as- sessments according to the board of supervisors The board of equalization which began meeting on June l will 1 close its duties at o'clock on June 10, and no changes in the tax assessments will be made after that date. All tax payers are urged by the board of Su- pervisors to take advantage of the next two days in getting their assessments strengthened out and the necessary 1 changes made. Positively no changes, the board of supervisors state, will be made in the tax roll after June 10. The board of equalization consists of 1 the supervisors and the tax assessor and meets in the office of the board of supervisors in the court house.
 GET CARGO OF LIQUoR-with their automobile heavily laden with intoxicating liquors, Sam Galanta and George Riddle were arrested near Parker yesterday afternoon and will be brought back to Phoenix to face a
 charge of car theft. It is alleged that Galanta rented a car from Sam Fields and drove off with it. MT. Fields then swore out a warrant and the men were stopped at Parker in possession of the rented car Riddle was to have faced another car theft charge today, but failed to show up for trial. Both men will be brought back here.
 HE WILL LEAVE ToWN-Arrest- ed in the round up by the police of all suspicious characters in the city fol- Towing the Erhardt double staying, Harry Frank appeared in municipal court yesterday afternoon. Frank had blood on his clothing, which he ex- plained was caused in his use of a 1 hypodermic needle, admitting he is a drug addict. Sentence of 80 days in jail was suspended on condition he leave town within A hours
 LOCAL BUREAU AUGMENTED The local forces of the department of
 justice were still further augmented on
 Monday by the arrival of Frank $. smith from Beaumont, Tex, formerly special agent in charge of the Phoenix
 office. and J. H. Noonan, transferred
 from Nogales to act as special agent
 III charge during the absence of k. B.
 SiSk, who is at present attending the June term of the United States circuit
 court at Globe.
 HIGH SCHOOL ANNUALS- The
 high school annuals will not be given
 out on Thursday as advertised, but , amy De obtained at the high school q
 week from Thursday, on June IT.
 Those who are leaving the city may
 leave their annual tickets and ao-
 dresses at the high school office, and
 their annuaIs will be mailed to them
 Remember the date-Thursday June PLEADS NOT ouILTY-Poy Hee l Q Chinaman, yesterday pleaded not
 guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of gaming, and was released l. under bond of $500 to appear for a Poy was selling tickets for a whee of fortune, better known as a lottery
 When arrested last Saturday in the
 Pioneer stables by Deputy Sheriff ] | Blanco, the Chinaman was in the aci l of making change for a $1 bill pre-. sented in payment of a 25 cent lottery ticket. Poy had the tickets for foul different lotteries in his possession T TO OBSERVE NElGHBORS' DAY. U Neighbors' Day will be observed by . those residing in the vicinity of tht F Murphy school with a basket picnic s Saturday at the school. Everyone il e the neighborhood of the school il T. urged to come and bring baske
 lunches. Col. James McClintock vii
 be the feature speaker on a short pro
 gram, which will begin at Il o'clock. ls CAPITOL p. r. A. PICNIC - Tn is Capitol Parent Teacher association vii r hold a picnic at Eastlake park at 8 8 10 o'clock this afternoon. All member l. of the organization are urged to bl ,e present. The affair is one of man, al given by the association during tn
 year.
 .e COME HERE FOR CONFERENCE l. In order to hold conference witt d Thomas Maddock. state engineer, tn m members of the highway commission