Arizona republican., 1920-04-13

| received no invitation to send represen- tatives. Both the supervisors and the I city comm lssioners want the support of the organizations and request their
 representation All individua citi- zens not connected with any organiza- ton of civic nature are also urged to attend the meeting as it will be one of vital importance to the county ane city
 COFFEE MAN IN cITY-Ed. F. Murphy, representative of the M. J. Brandenstein company, coffee import CTS and wholesalers Of San FrancIsco
 was in the city on business trip yes-
 OPEN OFFICES HERE-Roger c. Laveen of Laveen, Arizona and N. Neale of this city have opened offices here at 216 Masonic building as uli- derwriters for the F. D. Drilling and Development company of Shreyepo
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 sECu-D TIME IN coURT-When it was found the defendant had been tried in the municipal court for the anne offense. a charge of assaul; lga-nst Theodore Pappas was dis
 missed by Justice Mckee yesterday.
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 Karas who alleged Pappas struck him.
 -Ch ! F os~I= TURN SOON-Secretary of State Nit SImrns is expected to return from Prescott the middle of the week. I'm StCItldTN ildS DGtIl dDSSHL SliiCc sun day evening.
 GOVERNOR HOME TOMORROW Governor Thomas E. Campbell will re- turn Wednesday from Cochise county where he has been for the past several days. The governor made the memo rial address at the Moose lodge in Bisbee Sunday and passed yesterday in Douglas.
 WANTS SURPLUS EQUIPMENT Gila county has filed a request with State Engineer Thomas Maddock for surplus war equipment rich undel the Kahn bill recently passed the con greSS SlNeS the state engineer power to dispose of equipment to the various counties in the state. The list of ma terial for which Gila county made acquisition covers four closely written pages and includes large amount of material for road work.
 BRANCH HOUSE HERE-For the purpose of establishing in Phoenix a branch house of Charles F. Clifford, dealer in tile, marble and woodstone, F. l.. Wood is in this city. The head establishment is in Los Angeles, with but one branch. thus far, at San Diego. MT. Wood states that if a branch is placed in Phoenix. it will carry full stock of tiling and like decorative and usual building supplies.
 LYSANDER CASSIDY LEAVES-l Lysander Cassidy, registrar and coun- sel for the federal loan bank of the Twelfth district, returned to ,Berkely, Calif., yesterday after social and business. visit here for several days. MT. Cassidy formerly practiced law in Phoenix and continues to take an in terest in the city, being a property holder here. He now has charge of all the legal work connected with the fed eral bank.
 BIDS ON LYMAN DAM-Bids for the construction work of the Lyman dam at St. Johns were received at that place yesterday by the Lyfnan Water company, according to II. S. Ross, state treasurer, to whom the bids will be for warded by A. o. Erhardt, representa- i tive of the treasurer's office who was i in St. Johns when the bids were re- 1 ceived. MT. Ross stated that the bids 1 would be presented to the loan board |, not later than Friday when action in the matter will be taken.
 BROTHERS ARE ARDESTED-H. ] G. Journey and C. l.. Journey, brothers | were arrested Saturday night by | Sheriff Montgomery and T. C. Bro- | shears. prohibition agent, on a charge of violating the federal prohibitionJact- ! It is alleged the Journeys were en- gagged in "bootlegging" in Tempe. | When arrested they had about two 1 quarts of "moonshine" in their pos session. Deputy Sheriff Woods of Tempe secured the information which ! led to the arrest. Sunday, while depu- i ties from the sheriff's office were [ searching the ranch leased by the Journeys, three and a half miles south | east of Tempe, they found two new ! tire castings hidden in the | brush.
 LICENSES TO MARRY-Licenses | to marry were issued yesterday to w. 1 r. Sprague. 49, and Ethel F.. Grausley. 40. both of Phoenix: Coleman Con | nolly, "A, and Johanna Sheehan, 32, i both of Miami: Alex E. Wrenn 33 and 1 Nellie Humatoff, 21, both of Glendale; | Theron Frank Pagan, A. and Ruth NJ. l Behn. IS, both of Phoenix: Albert F. Morden, 57. and Sofie Overgaard, 23, both of Carlsbad: Mark Kelsey, 34 and Florence l.. Mitchell, 9. both of Phoe- nix: and Frank O'Brien, 2. and Mar garet Parrios over IS. both of Phoerix 1
 SUES FOR WATER FOR CROP-l Declaring unless they are permitted to | purchase water at once, their crops for 1920 will be ruined, C. A. Spicer, T. NJ. Owens. H. A. Watson, and the Occi- dental Life Insurance company brought suit against the Salt River Valley Water Users Association for an inn mediate injunctions to compel them to furnish the water. The plaintiffs al lege they are stockholders in the as- sociation and are entitled to water suf- ficient to irrigate acre of land for each share of stock they hold. They say the association has refused to per init them to buy water or to deliver it in accordance with the corporate by laws.
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