Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
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MINING ENGINEER HERE-H. H. Brown. mining engineer of Miami, ac- companied by his wife. is visiting friends in Phoenix.
 MAY EXTEND STAGE LINE-The application of the Warren Lowell stage line for a permit to extend it's service to Bisbee was heard yesterday by the corporation commission and granted.
 WILL VISIT FACTORIES F.. Johnson, manager of the tractor de- partment of the Pratt Gilbert com pany, left last evening for an extend ed trip to the Avery factories at Peoria, III.
 MIAMI PHYSICIAN IN PHOENIX
 Dr. Nelson D. Brayton of Miami and his daughter, Dixie, passed through Phoenix yesterday on their way home from California where they have been enjoying the ocean breezes for several weeks.
 RETURNS FROM PEORIA, ILL., Warren Cline, field service man with the Avery company, Peoria, H., has just returned from a four weeks visit to the big factory. He was accompa- nied on his return trip by Mrs. Cline and son. who will remain in Phoenix during the winter.
 FIND BAY MARIA bay mare. 16 hands high and about 10 years old, was found yesterday on Western ave nue about two and a half miles west from Central avenue near the West Ward with both fore legs cut by barb wire. A deputy from the sheriff's of flee was called to kill the mare. but decided to permit the owner to call and get the animal. The owner is re- quested to see to the animal at once.
 CAMPAIGNS NEAR MESA-Harry s. Ross. state treasurer and candidate for secretary of state subject to the action of the Demicratic promary, and l.. M. Laney, county attorney, spent Friday in Mesa and the eastern part of the county in the interests of Mir. pleased with the prospects in Mesa and Tempe.
 FIND ARTISAN WATER-word has reached the city of the discovery of artesian water in the upper end of McMullin valley near Aguila. A man named Hilliard was sinking a well when the underground upward flow was encountered. The find has created a good deal of excitement in that com munity and among people of this city who are interested in one or another Of several irrigation enterprises which have been projected in that region
 HOLD POSTPONED WEDDING Frank P. Kern, aged 61 years of Phoe- nix, and Annie Fry, aged 60 years. of Houcl1. AriZ.. were united in marriage yesterday afternoon by Justice Nat T. Mckee in his office. MT. Kern said
 
 down town to get the license. but Mrs. Fry slipped and fell. breaking her arm. and the wedding had to be post poned.
 PLEADS GUILTY TO HAVING STILL Rafael Ramoz yesterday pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner Hen1e on a charge of having distilling apparatus and mash in his possession and was held to answer to the federal court. He was committed to the county jail whe n he failed to furnish a bond of $500. Ramoz was arrested on Auglst Il by Deputy Sheriffs Troutman anG B1anco when they found the still and mash in q tent on the Camelbacx road near the Arizona canal.
 MIR. AND. MRS. HEARD RETURN MT. and Mrs. Dwight R. Heard have returned from their vacation, which was spent in the Canadian Rockies. They left the city early in June, ac- companied by their son Bartlett. and spent some time at Chicago and at Lake Geneva, Wis. MT. Heard re- turned for a few days early in July and joined Mrs. Heard on the coast when they went northward. Bartlett Heard, returning from Canada, re- entered the University of California.
 SENTENCED TO PRlSON-Carl Jacobs yesterday was sentenced by Judge Lyman to serve not less than three nor more than five years in the state penitentiary on a charge of az gravated assault. Jacobs pleaded guil- ty several days ago in connection with