Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
FINED oNTHREE CHARGES

FINED ON THREE CHARGES-"I'm glad you arrested me. It will teach me to be more careful" T. w. sloan told Motorcycle Policeman Nick Papo after he had been booked for speeding, driving car with the muffler open and cutting a corner. Sloan entered pleas of guilty to each of the three charges in police court yesterday and paid fines totaling $20.
 LEAVING FOR PRESCoTT-Mr and Mrs s. L. Hamilton of 909 North Seventh street are leaving today by motor car for Prescott where they will remain until September l.
 PIONEER DlES-Edward Prothero, aged S7 years. passed away at o'clock yesterday at the home of his son, E. A Prothero, 914 West Van Buren street
 HEARD CAVE CREEK CASE-W. S. NorVen state water commissioner, returned yesterday from Cochise coun- ty, where he received testimony rela tive to the water rights of Cave creek.
 HOME FROM GLOBE VISIT-Miss Katherine Cronin, the school girl daughter of State Librarian and Mrs. Con Cronin, returned yesterday from a weeks absence in Globe.
 Nj. A. MURPHY IN CITY-M. A. Murphy, who is seeking the Demo- cratic nomination for state tax com missioner, in in the city from Flag staff in the interests of his candidacy. MT. Murphy at present is treasurer of Coconino county and previously served as deputy assessor and justice of the peace.
 FILES $35,ooo DAMAGE sUIT-A personal injury suit in which Jesus Abna is asking $35000 damages from the Magma Copper company for in juries alleged to have been sustained while in the employ of the company, was filed in the office of the clerk of the United States district court here yesterday. The action comes into fed eral jurisdiction on removal from the superior court of Pinal county, Judge Baum presiding. The plaintiff claims that he sustained permanent injuries while employed on the 1600-foot level A small cave-in, he alleges, broke his back with a result that the lower DOT ton of his body is now partially para lyzed.
 VISITED BIGGEST POSTOFFlcE- J. Albert Giffen. superintendent of mails at the Phoenix postoffice, re- turned yesterday from a 3o-d day visit to his old home at Rockford, ILL While in the East MT. Giffen visited the Chi | cago postoffice and got an idea of how mails are handled in the largest of flee in the world.
 CALLAHAN ON VACATION SOON
 
 of the Phoenix office, will take a one week vacation, starting Aug. 1. He | plans a camping trip to Camp Verde, | but announces that he will reserve the greater portion of his vacation period | for later in the fall. when deer sea son is on.
 l FINE THREE SPEEDERS = H. Tribolet, w ". Cowsen and Bert Vance all pleaded guilty yesterday before ! Justice Mckee to charges of speeding 1 on North Central avenue. Tribolet was | fined $20, Cowsen $15, and Vance was fined $50, it being his second offense of the same nature.
 1 TWO DOGS WANT HOMES-There ! is a small male dog that may be had ! for the asking at PAP East Monroe street, a good dog for children. There is also a brindle bull, male, which is l in need of a home. Inquiry must be made concerning him in person of J. | w. Canning at the police station after 1 9 o'clock this morning. It will do nc good to telephone.
 | SHIP 59 CARLOADS IN TWO DAYS Shipments of cantaloupes for July IT and July IS totaled 59 carloads, accord l ing to the bureau of markets report is- sued at the Phoenix chamber of com merce yesterday. Hauling was re- ported as light and decreasing with the condition of the fruit as good | NumDer or caTIOaQS ana OeSInaI1On Ol l shipments from the Salt River valley | for July IT were: Atlanta ], Buffalo I Chicago 13, Cincinnati 2. Cleveland 2 Denver 1, Detroit 1, Kansas City 1 l New York 4, Pittsburg 6, Portland, Me. T.: total, 34 carloads. The same for July Is were: Buffalo l, Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2, Cleveland 1, Denver l Detroit 2, New York 5. Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg 5: total 25 carloads. MIL FORD WINSOR HERE-MuI- ford Winsor will campaign in Yuma for the next few days, according to the statement made by the candidate fol the Democratic nomination for gov ernor. who was in the city yesterday | Mr. Winsor stated that after leaving his home county he would make 2 thorough tour of the state.
 FUNERAL OF IRWIN MIxON-The funeral services for Irwin Nixon who passed away Saturday, July IT, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of Moore and Mcclellan.