Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
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VISITING IN WHITTIER-Mrs R. N. Poster of 357 North Second avenue is visiting relatives in Whittier, Cali fornia
 COMES FOR CONFERENCES. $ McNamee, cashier of the Prescott Jerome highway. was in Phoenix yes terday for a conference with state highway officials.
 ARRESTED IN THIS cITY-with only brief telegraphed description to work upon. City Detectives Grove and McGrath located and arrested Frank A. Jameson here for the Fort Worth, Tex, authorities. The Texas officials have a warrant for Jameson.
 PRESIDENT REID RETURNS-F. A. Reid. president of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, re- turned from Texas last Saturday and was at his post at the office of the association yesterday. He will an- nounce a special meeting of the board Of governors soon which will take up the question which has recently been put up to the shareholders concerning the entering of the association into Paradise Verde irrigation project and the secretary of the interior
 UNDERGOES OPERATION - Guy Axline, cashier of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, was operated on for appendicitis at the Deaconess hospital Sunday. The operation was a success and MT. Axline is now on the road to recovery. He will not be well enough to resume his duties with the l association for about six weeks yet. it is estimated.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Roy E. Swartz. 31, and Irene Ford, 21, both fr1F T,r1t ? Lomaro. S1, both of Phoenix; Ted !. Boyle. 42, and Daisy Carman, 35 1 both of Phoenix: Lewis Croxton, 3S and Edna Hayes, "A, both of Phoenix; Sevaro Gonzales, 23, and Maria Lima Villa, 19. both of Chandler: O. E Muller, 22, and Arley J. Patterson. 16
 both of Phoenix; Genaro Salarzano, 27 and Teresa Bestos, IT. both of Scotts-
 dale; CristobeI Torres, 35, and Cruis | Banner 25, both of Chandler; and Bernardo Martinez, 25, and Maris i Mato, 24. both of Marinette.
 HELD FOR LOCAL OFFICERS Wanted in Phoenix on the charge O
 embezzlement, Roy G. Taylor yester
 day was arrested in Los Angeles and ii
 being held in that city for the authori I ties here. He will be brought back t' \ EPhoenix by Undersheriff C. H. Bow CTS, who is now in Los Angeles. I'm
 complaint against Taylor was made b, i B. B. Sanders and the alleged offens
 is said to have occurred at Mesa. Fay
 Tor will waive extradition, accordini
 to advices from the sheriff at Los An
 geles.
 SOLD COCAINE, IS CHARGE ], Charged with violating the narcoti
 drug act. Dick Creger yesterda, pleaded not guilty before United State
 Commissioner Henke and was place . in the county jail when he failed t
 furnish bond of $500. The case vii
 be heard this afternoon at 2 o'clock \ Creger is charged with selling an
 dealing in cocaine.
 VIOLATING DRUG ACT CHARGE
 sam Wilson, colored. yesterday pleade guilty before United States Commis Il sioner sHenke on a charge of violatin the narcotic drug act and was held [
 answer to the federal court under bond of $500. He was placed in tn
 county jail when he failed to furnis
 the bond. Wilson is charged with deal ling in. selling, and having in his pos lsession certain decoctions of morphin'
 NEW LAND sAPPRAiSER-A. W F'iickenger has been named state Ian ], appraiser by Gov. Thomas E. Camp
 bell, the appointment taking effect yes ,, terday. Members of the land boar : were notified of the appointment of tn a realtor, who with Guy Acuff. appraise
 appointed by the land department. an , a third man chosen by the boards { I supervisors of the different countit Twill appraise the state lands. O.
 Stapley Of Mesa serves as the thir
 member for the appraisement of lanc
 in Maricopa county. Joe McCabe $ Cochise county formerly held the pos = ton to which MT. F'lickenger has bee z named
 ], HuRRYINe eIsBEE DouoLA HiGHWAY-A telegram was receive :, at the office of the state engineer ye U terday that the pouring of the concre
 on the Bisbee-D Douglas highway h;
 been completed. The states part :, that work was a stretch of about eig ~ miles. The rest of it had been bu T by Cochise county. This is the longe
 stretch of concrete road in the stat ,n It will be thrown open for traffic alol ', it's whole length in about two weeks. al TO CONFER ON ARMoRY-wa
 ter s. Ingalls,. adjutant general. "
 leave tomorrow for Flagstaff for
 conference with Major George Harb ot and Captain Robison relative Sto u =. building of the new armory in th lo city. The state contributed $25, ,000 f 0 0o the building, Flagstaff citizens co n tributing S5000, the lowest hid offer m being S3000 in excess of the amou i- raised. The question of how to pr c ceed will be taken up at the conferen' in TO MOVE INTO STATE HOUSE ,y The state dairy commission, headed re Clarence Dana of Mesa, and the sta ,t horticulture and agriculture commi f. sion will move into the state house. a el. cording to the arrangements now bei m made. The commissions will occu CT heauquarterS Tn the basement Iornei ay used by the drafting division of f
 state highway department. The az - culture and horticulture commission nd composed of E. W. Hudson of Me m president; Andrew Kimball of Thatc 10 CT and William IT. Robinson of Cha
 dler, who is the secretary.