Arizona republican., 1920-12-04

l tion commission yesterday issued a l permit authorizing G1e Lotus Valley l l Water Users association to sell 7,040 1 shares of it's treasury stock, naming l the parties under the irreigation prof l ect to whom the sales might be made. 1 i It was further ordered that the stock be placed in escrow and not released until such time as the water commits | sioner may make known the result of an l investigation concerning the water rights desired by the company.
 RETURNS TO COAST-BIr. w. H. Brophy, formerly head of the Phelps Dodge company mercantile interests in the southwest, with headquarters at
 Bisbee for several years, left last night
 for his home in Los Angeles after a
 brief visit with his son, Frank Cullen
 Brophy. MT. Brophy saw service in
 France as an officer of the Red Cross.
 Soon after his return from overseas he
 took up his residence on the coast.
 Though retired from the active life
 which he followed for so many years,
 he is not rusted out by any means.
 RETURNING HOME Mrs H. O.
 Davis of Sheridan, Wyo., will leave for
 her home next Tuesday after spending month visiting with her sister Mrs. , r. R. Woods of Chandler. who is seri-
 ously i'll in St. Joseph's hospital in
 Phoenix.
 HEARING ORDERED An inter-
 state commerce hearing here on the
 refusal of the Arizona corporation , commission to allow railroads intra- ! state rate increases in line with inter- l state advances was ordered yesterday | by the interstate commerce commis-
 sion at Washington, it was announced . in news dispatches last night. The ] date of the hearing has not been de- } termined upon as yet
 a
 to marry were issued yesterday to Jack
 R. Hudson, g, and Jessie Ledford 32, both of Phoenix; Leon Williams, 23,
 and Martha Mack, 19. both of Phoe- l nix: Orrnan L. Harry, 2S, and Olive
 Lucille Margaret Benton, 19, both of |. Glendale; Severe chumada, 23. and v Antonia Martinez, 21, both of Mesa;
 Frank Woodley, 3.2 and Dolores Villa,
 r, both of Buckeye. and Doane G. q Winegardner, 23, of Phoenix, and Cor e nelia F. Westbrook, %, of St. Louis, s ASKS S5,ooo DAMAeEs-Declaring a that he suffered injuries to the extent of $5000 as the result of being thrown
 from the defendants automobile, Jose
 Lanes yesterday brought suit against x A. T. Crews for a Judgment. Llanes v alleges he was employed as a cotton
 picker for Crews at 'S4 day and
 transportation to and from the ranch. inc accident LOOK pidCes hb says Wlltit
 fthe defendant was driving him home C on November F. He alleges Crews k was driving at an excessive rate oi e speed at the time.
 ASKS JUDGMENT = Asking for a
 Judgment of $346.S5 which he allegcr is
 still due him for labor performed fo'
 the defendant, Caledonia Martinez
 yesterday brought suit for judgment
 against Walter F. Lewis. The ser
 vices, according to the petition were
 performed between February 29 and
 September $, 1920
 FORFEIT BONDS - Deep silence l. was registered when Acting Judge ,e Kirkland called off a list of foul D. booked to appear in police court yes le terday and answer to charges of be. r. ing drunk. IT $. Griffith, Jack Early l. T. c. Little and William Sample al d forfeited bonds rather than appear tS 1e explain where, how and why certain III quantities were discovered and dis .e persed.
 m GETS FOUR YEARS Emmett | .ir. Wood, who was found guilty on Wed st nesdav by q jury in the superior cour ,g on a charge of grand larceny, yester ~ dav was sentenced by Judge Stanforj , to serve not ess than four nor nor -1- than five years in the state peniten e tiary. Wood was alleged to have talk ae en the automobile of pr. S. D. Littl - last summer from it's parking near tn HI Physicians building. Several day as later Mrs. Little saw the car standin K. in front of the Union Auto Staea com IT, pany and called her husband an e. Harry L. Shedd. who carries a specis he commission as q deputy sheriff. MI ,a Shedd arrested Wood when he cam ic up and got into the car preparator ,l to driving away Wood escaped fror
 Mir. Shedd in the southeast part (
 town while searching for a Mexica 'ru from whom Wood claimed he had rent re- ed the ear. MT. Shedd recapture ne, Wood a few days later.
 ck ANNUAL MEETING = The annu e. meeting ofthe Associated Charities wi me be held Tuesday, December ', at Al om D. m. at the chamber of commerc ed There will be election of five director he and two members ofthe welfare boar 'e- Reports also will be made.--D. Golt re- berg, secretary and treasurer.
 tie VISITED DAUGHTER-W. IT. Ba
 den has returned from a four month ill., visit with his daughter in Springfiel ey- Missouri
 Tor cHlROPRACTIc LECTURES-Tv the special lectures will be given tomorro la at Callege hall. 327 North Tenth av at nue, under the auspices of the Phoen wn School of Chiropractic. The first W i've be given at o'clock Sunday afternoi rm on "The Child's Health" The secol
 will be given at o'clock tomorrC J. 1 night on "The Workingmans Healtl CT The public is invited to both, Dr. G. ay- Claus, head of the school. announc
 yesterday