Arizona republican., 1920-11-13
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IN NEW OFFtCE-Dr. Robert MOS ser has moved into his new offices in rooms I0s-409. Heard building.
 ARREST BARBECUE MAN-John (Barbecue) Smith was arrested last night at his barbecue stand on South First avenue when officers found a gallon of whiskey and several empty jugs outside the door of his place. Smith was placed in the county jail and will be arraigned today on charge of having intoxicating iquor in his pos session. The raid was made by Deputy Sheriffs Price, Blanco and Federal Prohibition Officer Roy Fridley. Smith stated to the officers that he knew nothing about the jugs and the whis- key and did not know who put them outside of his door.
 WANTED IN GLOBE - Wanted in Globe on a charge of grand larceny. w. D. Beggs was arrested last night in Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff R. NJ. Price and is being held in the county jail for the Globe officials. When a man from Globe who was in the city attending the state that he be arrested. claiming he asked that he be arrested. claiming that Beggs had stolen an Airedale dog from him.
 CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO PROVIDE-Thomas F. Henderson was
 
 Ernest Smith on charge of failure to provide for his minor children and placed in the county jail. He will be arraigned on the charge today by Jus tice Mckee.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY - Ramon Terrano yesterday pleaded not guilty before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on a charge of permitting live stock to run at large on public highway with in the no-fence district and was re- leased on his own recognizance to ap- pear for examination next Monday morning at 10 o'clock The complaint was made by Jay Hyde.
 ATTENDS SCHOOL MEETING Miss Elsie Toles. recently elected state superintendent of public instruction, was in Phoenix yesterday in attend ance at the meeting of county school superintendents, Miss Toles being the present head of the schools of Cochise county. She is returning to Bisbee tonight.
 ADMITTED TO HoME-Frank Ma lone, q, of this city. and W. NJ. Lynch. also T, of Yavapai county, were ad- mitted to the Pioneers home at Pres colt yesterday following favorable ac- tion on their application by the board of directors of state institutions. HERE FOR CONFERENCES. A. Wolfe, division engineer with the state highway department, was in Phoenix yesterday for a conference with Thos. Maddock, head of the state highway department. Wolfe is in charge of the northern division, which recently sus- pended activities. The forces in Coco nino and Yavapai counties have been moved to Mohave county and soon vii begin work on the Topock- Oatmar 1 road
 NOW WITH BOSTON STORE A. l.. McMillan, who for the past three years has been with Korrick's as floor manager, has severed his connection with them and has accepted a position with the Boston store as manager of ths bargain basement" MT. McMillan il kof the fold schoor' of dry goods mel and thoroughly understands the dr, good business. During his stay 1T l Phoenix he has made host of friends
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in tthe estate O Bernard sHoldener, who was found dea, in an irrigation ditch near the Murph. school on october 2e. where he had sho himself in the forehead. The petition was filed by Nat T. Mckee. The es tate consists of personal property t which the petitioner gives the valu Of 5000. The petition win be. heard O Monday afternoon, November 2s a Is30 o'clock
 | *RANCHER SUES cITY-Declarin thal be was damaged to the extent c
 s5o0o throughthe cutting down of a
 ash tree on his ranch six miles north
 east of Phoenix on the Thomas roas Quinn Faulkner yesterday brought SUI
 against the city of Phoenix. the mayo the city manager and the city commis
 sion for a judgment. Faulkner allege
 that the employees of the city who ar laying a water main on the Thoma road cut down the tree without hi , permission and threaten to .It dow
 a row of cottonwoods unless restraine
 He asks that they be restrained froi
 doing so, and asks further that they restrained from digging the ditch ft !, the water main closer than 5 feet the trees. He put up a bond of s10l
 for an immediate restraining ord'
 from the court and asks that the ord,
 be made permanent upon the hearir
 of the case
 LEAVE FOR CHRISTMAS M
 and Mrs. Geeorge Tisdale left yeste
 day for Christmas, where they " a spend the next few days with the T. !. IN GoVERNoR's OFFICE Mi
 Lila Spence, former stenogra pher County Attorney Richardson of Pin
 county, has accepted a position in t
 office of the governor. She took ov
 her new duties yesterday.
 DOCTOR A ViSlTOR-Dr Alvin ! Whey of Pasadena is & recent arriv E who will be in Phoenix for an inde
 mite period.
 I LEAVING FOR coAsT-J. stevel
 chief of the fire prevention bureau K the Pacific coast; Fire Chief Almgre K of San Diego and Messrs. Shrively a1 \ Harrison of the national board of fl \ prevention, who have been in Phoen \ all week, will leave today for Fl Cent Cal They will make the trip owe E land.
 \ FORFEIT BAlL-O. Vance, Am \ Delow, L. A. Marshall and George Re
 forfeited cash bonds of s10 each wh they failed to respond to roll call K the police court session yesterday al
 ernoon. Charges of drunk and d \ orderly conduct had been preferT against them.
 PAYS $5 FINE-J. F. Parish ps
 s fine in police court yesterd when he entered plea of guilty to
 charge of violating city traffic or
 nance. He paid in nickles, dimes a
 quarters. reaching deep into his pool for the last 25 cent piece. FINED FOR CARRYING GUN Robert Boston. driver of for r, lI ear, found that carrying conceal weapons was a costly pastime WI he appeared before City Magistr' Frank Thomas in police court vest day. Boston acknowledged his gI