Arizona republican., 1920-07-29
ABOUT THE STATE

Pleads "Not Guilty" to Murder Charge
 BISBEE- - Frank Dean, rent car driver, given a preliminary hear ing yesterday in the justice court at Lowell and pleaded not guilty or haV- ing murdered O. H. Graves early in the morning of June 2, by negligenuy driving an automobile and causing It to overturn upon him while returning to Bisbee from Naco. Magistrate J l.. Winters took the case under ad- visement until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning when he will give his deci- sion.-Review
 Hold Alleged Forger
 PRESCOTT = Golden Ilec Martin yesterday listened to the reading of complaint against him charging forg- cry of a check on the Commercial Trust and Savings bank of SS50. On his arraignment before Justice Of the Peace Charles H. McLane. Martin was held to answer in the superior court under s2.500 bail, which, being unsup- piled caused him to be held :n the county jail-Journal-M Miner
 Ranges Improved by Rains
 NOGALES - Cattlemen of Santa Cruz county are feeling greatly relieved owing to the rainfall during the past two days. For the past month, stock men have been feeling no little con cern on account of the long dry spell which has not only been making the feed bad but serious condition has ex- isted regarding the water supply.
 The rains of the past few days have extended to all ranges throughout the county, a heavy downpour being re- ported from the vicinity of the Hua- chuca mountains-Oasis.
 To Hold Street Dance OUGLAS-Following completion of work in the city park the first com munity street dance will be held there ! T-..s1 T-~l,t t.raT1 ft from Camp Harry J. Jones furnishing music. This is the first step in giving the city more recreation. Interna- 1 tional
 Knocked Out by "Pop' Bottle l KINGMAN-To be hit by a pop bottle. care1essly thrown from the win- | dow of a passing passenger train, was the novel and painful experience that befell George Brobant at a desert sta l ton west of Needles, about ten days l ago. MT. Brobant was riding the pilot of an engine for the purpose of jump | ing off and opening a switch. when passenger train No. g flashed by. run ming about 45 miles per hour. A bot tie thrown from q window of the train struck him in the pit of the l stomach, knocking him unconscious across the drawbar of the pilot Miner.
 Regulating Liquor Selling
 NOGALES - Several conferences have been held in Nogales, Sonora during the past few days between Gov 1 ernor Barquez and committee from 1 the Nogales, Sonora, chamber of com merce, regarding the regulation of res 1 taurants and cafes.
 As a result of the conferences, two well known cafes have been closed and ] regulations relative to the conducting of places allowed to remain open, arc l being drawn up.7Oasis.
 l Adiutant of Labor Bureau Arrives NOGALES-Eduardo Ruiz Golez oi Culiacan, capital of Sinaloa, arrived today from that city in Nogales, Sono 1 ra, to act as adjutant in the labor bu- reau maintained in the municipa. building in that city by five of the northern Mexican states for the ben eft of the Mexicans who seek employ ment either in the United States oi below the border. Senor Golez is ap- pointed by the state of Sonora to rep resent it in the labor bureau work and is paid wholly by that government Herald.
 Arrest Alleged Thief
 w LLI A M S- Early Wednesda, morning a man who had been helc under suspician by local authorities fol several days held up and robbed a mar living in a tent on Railroad avenue jus east of the jail. He took $20 in none, and most of the mans clothing.
 Bobby Burns was notified. Bobb, went first to the depot to see if tn. man was trying to get out of town b, that route. Finding no trace of hin there, the marshal next got in his cal and started for Supai, expecting to fine the man on the road After getting ou of town Bobby found he had left hi