Arizona republican., 1920-07-31
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TO HOLD HEARING

TO HOLD HEARING-A hearing on the application of F. c. Harris to oper- ate a stage line between Phoenix and the city reservoir camps near Fort McDowelI win be held before the state corporation commission Tuesday, Aug ust 3.
 ASKED TO CALL-Mr. and Mfs. R. F. Grouse are requested to call at the office of Justice Wheeler. IT East Mon roe street. and get some legal papers belonging to them. Their address is unknown to Justice Wheeler.
 A CORRECTION - An error was made in yesterday mornings Republ- can in the story concerning the suit or Elvira April against her husband, En- rique April. Mrs. April is bringing suit for separate maintenance instead of a divorce. as stated.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-W. X. McMarmon yesterday pleaded guilty exceeding the speed limit on the Tempe highway and was fined s10.
 NEW MEMBER OF STAFF = Miss Pauline Shaw has been added to the staff of the state land department Miss Shaw has entered the employ of the department as stenographer.
 GOING TO CAMP CREEK-Mr. and
 Mrs Oliver King and MT. and Mrs. F..
 E. Brooks will leave today for Camp Creek, returning to town on Monday. HELD TO COURT-Dick Creger yes terday was held to answer to the fed eral court by United States Commis- sioner Henke after a hearing before him on a charge of having violated the narcotic drug act. Creser was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of s1.0o0. It was all legged that Creger dealt in and sold cer- tain forms of cocaine. Two witnesses in the case were released under bonds of S250 each
 BATHING A LA ADAM-ShortIy af- ter noon yesterday an excited man called the sherifffs office on the phone and stated that a nut was posing as September morn in the neighborhood of Seventh avenue and the Glendale car line. Two deputies were sent to the scene. They found a Mexican a la
 Adam bathing in the canal near the
 Indian school. The man was dressed and brought into the sheriff's office and after a lecture by Sheriff Montgomery on the requirements necessary for bath ing in the canal he was released. PLEADS NOT GUlLTY-Javier San chez Soto yesterday pleaded not guilty 1 before Justice Mckee on a charge of assault with d deadly weapon and was | released on his own racognizance 10 appear for trial next Tuesday morning
 at 10 o'clock. The complaint was
 made by Robert Isey, a taxi driver,
 who alleges that Soto threatened him with revolver. The alleged affair | took place after Isley had driven Soto i to Eleventh and Washington streets on
 the night of July 2S. Isley declares he
 managed to escape, then called the po- ! lice and Soto was arrested.
 SUES FOR f5,ooo-Declaring that | he suffered injuries to the extent of l s15,500 after being run down by an
 automobile belonging to and driven l by the defendant, James Champion yes | terday brought suit against Sidney J. 1 Ross asking for a Judgment. Cham | pion says the accident took place on | Saturday morning, July 10. near the l intersection of Twentieth street and i McDowell road. He alleges that his leg
 was broken and his body severely bruised by the impact and asys he was l forced to remain in the hospital for 3 days. He charges Ross with driving at
 a speed of 40 miles an hour at the time | of the accident
 ASKS $6e6 DAMAGES - Declaring l that her automobile was damaged to
 the extent of s6966O and that she also | suffered damages to the extent of S550 through being deprived of the use of 1 the car for 55 days, Dora Dietz, with 1 her husband, John Dietz. yesterday 1 brought suit against the Maricopa l Creamery company asking for 8, judg- ment. Mrs. Dietz alleges that on the night of June . about 9 o'clock while her husband was driving herself and
 a party of friends west on Adams street ! In the car a truck belonging to the de- fendant and driven by Victor Cash, an
 employe, collided with her car at the
 intersection of Third avenue and
 Adams street. She says her car was
 wrecked. Mrs. Dietz charges Cash with
 driving south on Third avenue at 2
 speed of 30 miles an hour and claims
 that he had no lights on the truck which she says was loaded with seven.
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