Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
CALENDAR 72 cAsEs-Thirtee

CALENDAR II CASES-Thirteen
criminal cases and SO civil cases are
! calendared by the state supreme court
! for its session that opens here on jan
uary II, the official calendar making
| its appearance yesterday at the offlce
of Clerk c. +. Leonard.
GRANTED DIVORCE. H. Fall
| coner has been granted decree of
divorce from Roxie f. Falconer by
Judge Lyman of the superior court.
Mrs FaIconer has been granted the
custody of their two minor children,
Hazel and Maxine. for whose support
the husband has agreed to pay so a
! month.
NEED ANY TExTILES7-A new
list of surplus textiles offered for
sale by the government was received
yesterday by the Phoenix chamber of
commerce. The list will be open for
| bidders until January 49, All commu-
nications should be addressed to the
zone surplus property officer, San An
tonic. Texas. He will supply lists of
goods.
INVESTIGATE CHARGE-Allega-
| tons that the Western Indemnity
company is writing attempting to
write insurance on Arizona risks
| through agents or branch offices 10
Gated outside the state. will be fnvesti-
! gated at hearing by the state cor
| pora ton commission on Jan. &c at 10
| a. m in the commissions offices at
! the capitol The information is filed
| by H c. Topp of Oatman. The Phoe-
| nix representative for the company is
/ the Majors agency.
SETTLE SUIT OUT OF COURT
! The $4,000 suit on promissory note
brought by the London Arizona Con-
solidated Copper company against the
! ella Copper Sulphide company has
been settled out of court. According
| to stipula ton of the plaintiff and
| defendant the receivers. Allan Forbes
and George D. Morris, were discharged
In discharging the receivers and
dismissing the action, Judge William
H. Sawtelle of the federal court or
dered the receivers to deliver to the
| plaintiff all property in their 1ur1s-
| diction and in their possession or under
| their control, and that they be relieved
of all liability and accountability.
TO SANTA FE-S. w. Goodale law
| examiner of the surveyor generals OF
! flee will leave this evening for Santa
Fe after a several days stay in Phoe-
nix. Mr.. Goodale, whose headquarters
are in Washington, ID. c., is inspector
| for all public land states OF the west
and Alaska
BACK TO POST-A C. Horton, Jr.,
assistant supervisor of surveys for
terday from a two weeks absence on
| the coast on official business.
HOME FROM COAST-Neri Osborn.
Jr., returned yesterday from a brief
absence on the coast, where he visited
| his mother and sister, Mrs. Warner
4 Piston.
WILL BE GIVEN HEARING-Den-
profiteering in wood, will be given his
| preliminary hearing before John b.
Henke, United States commissioner, at
2 o'clock this afternoon. The Five
Points wood dealers case had been
/ set for hearing a week ago but was
continued until today.
| EAST ON BUSINESS-M r. Lesh-
err construction engineer with Pratt
| Gilbert company, left last night on a
three weeks business trip for his COM
pany to PittSburg, Chicago and other
| eastern points.
| OLD TIME REVIVAL-An old time
Methodist revival is in progress at the
Free Methodist church, corner of Fifth
and Adams streets. These services
began with the watch night service
and have continued with increased
interest and power. Rev. A. D. Zah-
niser, district elder of Los Angeles on
Sunday conducted the dedication ser
vices and remained until Wednesday.
The pastor, Clyde J. Burnett. with his
band of consecrated workers are work.
ing and praying for q great outpour-
ing of the Holy Spirit. a cordial in
vitation is extended to everyone to at
tend these services. Song service be-
gins at 1880 each evening, except Sat
urday night.
IN SUPREME COURT = Four SUI
preme court appeals originating in the
bankruptcy of the California Arizona
Construction company, were affirmed
yesterday by Judge S. L. Pattee of the
Pima county superior court, the judge
occupying the supreme court bench in
the place of Justice A. c. Baker who
was disqualified. Justices Cunning
| ham and Ross concurred.
DEMOCRATS ARE HERE-Among
the democrats who visited at the cap
ltol yesterday, just dropping in as it
We're, the Harmony clubs guest regis
ter shows the names of Ex-Governor
George w. Z. Hunt, Senate President
A. A. Jones from Prescott Supervisor
{. NJ. Roberts of Cochise county, Sen
ator milford Winsor of Yuma county,
and Superior Judge S. l.. Pattee of
Pima county. Governor Campbell hap
pened to be out of the state.
| PASSING CHECK, is CHARGE
| Charged with passing a bogus check
on Nat kohn, clothier. Reeves Escabedo
and Isabel Garcia were arraigned in
! the West Phoenix justice court yes
| terday. Judge Mckee set their ex-
animation for next Monday at 10
cSioSh- Accounting 10 tHe story tOl0
| by Paul Wainwright, the complaining
| witness, he had written a check for
$17.56 to one of the Mexicans as wages
for weeks cotton picking. This
| check was cashed, he said, and then
a bogus check for the same amount
was written. Payment was refused
the woman at the Owl Cigar stand,
Wainwright said, but on Christmas
day Kohn cashed it at his store for
| Escabedo. the man. Their bond was
| fixed at $500 each and the woman was
remanded to the custody of r. c. Es
| trada for appearance Monday
| DON'T WORRY