Arizona republican., 1920-07-14
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renee Gleason of the Valley Clothing company left last night for Santa Mon ica, California where he will spend month $ vacation.
 FINED UNDER NEW LAW-Ken- deer Perkins was fined $10 in police mobile in the middle of block instead of going to the street intersection. It was the first case of the kind to be tried under the new traffic ordinance.
 AUTHORIZED TO SELL STOCK The corporation commission yesterday authorized the Arizona Packing com pany to sell 3,594 shares of treasury stock at $100 a share. The company incorporated in April 1919 with a cap ital stock of g GOO, GOO divided into 20,- 900 shares at the par value of $100 share.
 FIRST DING oLIDG E CLUB-The town of Hayden, so far as returns have been made, has taken the lead in organization for the Repub- lican campaign. 4 Harding Coolidge club has already been formed there with a good membership and expects to make itself felt in that vicinity and even beyond by presentation of con- vincing reasons why the Republican national ticket should be elected.
 ARREST ALLEG ED DRAFT VADER-Charged with evading the draft by going into old Mexico during the period of the war, Ricardo Sesma was arrested yesterday by Grove and McGrath, plain clothesmen of the police department, and Deputy Sheriff Will son. According to the officers, Sesma was born in the United States and aVailed himself of the full rights and privileges of American citizenship un- til called upon to fight for this coun- try when he hastily departed for Mex leo where he is said to have remained for two years. He is being held for investigation
 WOMAN TO TAKE WOMAN TO PRISON-Miss Katherine Grau, dep- uty clerk in the office of the board of supervisors, will take Mrs. Conchon Olivas to the state penitentiary at Florence this morning. Miss Grau will be acting in the capacity of a deputy sheriff while in charge of the prisoner. Mrs. Olivas was senteced to serve l from three to five years in the state prison on a charge of burning the feet of her 7year- old daughter as punish ment for not obeying her. Mrs. Olivas will be the third woman in the state prison after her arrival there today. The other two are Mexican women also.
 POSTPONE SHOOTING cASE-On motion of counsel for the defendant the case of George J. Partenico charged with assault with intent to commit murder, was postponed yes terday by Judge Stanford until October l16 in order that certain witnesses might be secured by the defense. The charge arises from the shooting by Partenico on April 20. of his partner Charles Sorenson. in their garage at | 407 West Washington street, following a quarrel over the filing of a suit earlier in the day by Partenico asking for the dissolution of their business known as the Cadillac Garage and Phoenix Electric company. Four shots were fired by Partenico, one of which i struck Soreison in the right ankle. Partenico was released under a bond of $2,500 which he furnished.
 1 LOST $5 ELLA s bill was lost yesterday by Thompson kunzie, a Re publican carrier, while collectir.y in the | Germania addition. It is thought that l the money may have been lost by the boy on his way back to the office. 1 Anyone finding the bill can make the I youngster happy by leaving it with the circulation manager of The Repub- lican. A liberal reward is offered
 TESTERS ExAMINATION-Anyone 1 desiring to make butter fat tests fos 1 creameries and other like manufactur- ing plants may take the testers eX- animation Friday, July 16; beginning 1 at o'clock, a the office of the state dairy commissioner, 16 South Second avenue.
 GONE TO cALIFoRNIA-Mr and l Mrs Frank De Sousa and little daugh- ter Martha, 1916 West Monroe street, left Saturday night for Newport Cal, where they will visit for month.
 STOLE MOTOR CAR PARTS-Per- i hapS Manuel Lama was anticipating the future purchase of a motor car
 when he stole a motor meter and ra- diator cap from the Motor Sales com
 pany. He admitted the theft when
 placed on trial in police court yester
 day, but failed to give any reason for
 his act. He was sentenced to serve 3C
 days in the city jail.
 TO TAKE PART IN SHOOT-A W
 NewhalI and :. M. Morse of the draft
 ing division of the state highway de
 partment will be among the IS men
 who will take part in the national
 match at Camp Perry. Newhall and
 Morse, who are former service men, are
 members of Troop A, First cavalry
 Arizona national guard
 RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS
 Jack Brinck erhoff of the drafting di-
 vision of the state highway depart
 ment. who has been seriously i'll at the
 Mission apartments, where he makes
 his home, was reported much improved
 yesterday.
 HIGHWAY ENGINEER IN CITY,
 D. M. Bunker resident engineer of tho
 Florence Superior highway, was ir
 Phoenix yesterday on matters con
 nected with the construction of the
 highway.
 ! DEVELOPING THE HOST DUTCH
 MAN"-The Lost Dutchman" mine
 has big future in prospect, it is de clared by Dr. R. A. Alton, Lewis A
 Weiss and James G. Simpson. who , made a trip to the property Sunday DevelopSnent work is being done with g crew Of five men under the supervision
 of George Miller, an old-time pros
 pector. The main shaft is now dowr
 about 100 feet and the two incline
 shafts are s and 50 feet in length. II
 is said that 11-foot ledge has beer discOV