Arizona republican., 1920-04-24
Building Permits

E. W. Getsinger. screen porch addi-
 tion al 1426 East Van Buren street
 s15o
 J. R. Godinas. frame house at 1o1e South Fourth avenue, $500.
 c. F. Ogden, frame residence at 21-s ! West Madison street, S2500.
 o. J. Perry. garage at 1114 East Me
 Kinley, s100.
 1 Abel Gonzales, frame shack at 1116
 East Madison street, s125.
 1 l.. J. Bcli. screen porch addition al l 1409 North Tenth street, Sc00. Fred Garpaccio. garage at ST North Ninth avenue, $250.
 Martha L. Thompson, garage at 5sr
 Vest Portland street. s350. 1 ELD IN $10O0 BOND-Guadalupe l Mel ado yesterday pleaded not guilty before Judge Stanford on two charges, one of burglary and the other a charge of obtaining money by means of bogus checks. He was returned to the county 1 jail under a bond of S1000,to await trial June 11th. Alex Petrie, the complain ing witness in the first charge. alleges Mercado took some- clothing from the Mesa Cleaners company. J. O. Hughes alleges in the second charge Mercado gave him a bad check for S25.60 in ex- change for s7 hat
 WILL REPRESENT STATE-T. II. O'Brien of Douglas, of the Stag Canyon coal company. ONE6d py tilo fiitlibS- Dodge corporation will be one of the two Arizonans to represent the state at the conference to be held in Washing ton, May 6, for the purpose of con- sidering operation regulations for coal leases on~puhlic domain. MT. O'Brien was appointed by Governor Campbell yesterday. T. F. Pollock of Flagstaff. previously named by the governor, will be the other representative of the state. The government, through the bureau
 SOUTHERN CITIES SHORT OF GAS-That the gasoline supply is very was the information received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce yes terday. 4 telegram from the District Commercial club of Warren read as follows:
 Gasoline situation in Bisbee, Doug las and Tucson tightening, probably enough on hand for ten days conserva tive consumption. Kindly advise tour ists through publicity and other ways not to be able to refill gasoline tanks to any extent in any of the three towns. Condition serious
 HURLEY SENTENCED Harry Hurley, yesterday was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve from one to three years in the state penitentiary on q. charge of grand larceny. of which be was found guilty several days ago. Prior to the passing Of the sentence, II motion for a new trial was made on grounds of error by the court in in- structing the jury. This was denied, and following the sentence. the defen- dant gave notice of an appeal and asked for write Of probable cause. After q hearing the writ was danied.
 POULTRY RAISERS' MEETiNG-- An invitation to all poultry keepers Is extended by the Maricopa Poultry as- sociation to accompany the members of the II. P. A. Thursday afternoon April % to the poultry farm of John M. Weber q mile west of the Indian school. The ranch is one of the oldes, poultry ranches in the Salt River Valley and one of the most successful. John Weber being the dean of poultry men in the Valley. as well as q pioneer who long has been identified with the poultry business A brother recently joined him in partnership. and the ranch has been enlarged. Details of the proposed trip will be announced later. or those desiring prompt infor- nation may secure further details ~ the Chamber of Commerce.