Arizona republican., 1920-12-30
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 TOOK WRONG LETTER, IsI C7AHGE-Tellesforo Robles and Fer nado MonteJo yesterday pleaded not guilty before United States Commis- sloner Henke to a charge of having violated the United States postal laws The preliminary bearing Of the case will be held on Dec. 31. They Care charged with taking a letter from the postoffice in Mesa addressed to the Southside Gas and Electric company They were committed to the county Jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each.
 FAILED TO REGISTER FOR DRAFT-Charged with violating the United States draft laws. Manuel Pa dia yesterday pleaded guilty and was held to the federal court by United
 States Commissioner Henke. Padia was alleged to have failed to register for the draft in PhoeAix He said he was herding sheep in the hills at the time. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bona of $750.
 HELD ON FORGERY CHARGE Carl Argan yesterday was held to an- sWer to the superior court by Justice Mckee on a charge of forgery. He was committed to the county jail. He is al legged to have passed a check the sig nature of which is alelged to have been 1 forged.
 FACE SERIOUS CHARGE - Dave 1 Cox and ". R. Lake were arraigned late Tuesday night before Justice Me
 kee on charge of attempting to con- init statutory offense. The complaint
 was made by Dena Faulkner, who charges the young men attempted to assault her on Christmas eve while she
 was riding in an automobile with them
 The young men were arrested by Con-
 stable ]. H. Woods of Tempe at the Twohy Brothers company's plant near Tempe. The preliminary hearing of
 the case was set for Jan. at 10
 o'clock a. m. The two young men were
 committed to the county jail when
 they failed to furnish bond of s2000
 each.
 GAVE BAD CHECK, IS CHARGE John Obora yesterday was arraigned before Justice Mckee on a charge of uttering fictitious checks. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond Of $1500 for his appearance at preliminary hearing on Jan. 5. He Is charged with passing a
 check to J. M. Burbulis of the Sara toga cafe for $75, made payable to l W clAtCA 41e1hONOohA ctli0 HAettGA Og
 Walter J. Makowoslxi. The check was l drawn on a bank at Aurora, III. It is lalleged that no such person as Mako
 woski exists.
 FOUR COUPLES TO WED-Li- censes to marry were issued yesterday
 to Juan Orias, 25. and Manuela Car
 rillo, IS, both of Tempe: Frank Ryan,
 33, and Fannie Gulich Congdon, 32,
 both of Phoenix; Charles Melbert Cain or nd nf
 Phoenix; and Clarence Nets. 21. and
 Vera Davis, IS, both of Mesa.
 THREE DiVORCES GRANTED -
 Three decrees of divorce were granted
 yesterday by Judge Lyman as follows: Carl Lind from Ruby Lind charges de sertion; Katherine Brooks from Edgar Brooks, charges desertion; and Josie Taylor from Eschief Taylor. Tn the last suit she was awarded suit money MOVES OFFICES = The Bacon Weaver Land company has moved iron it's old location at 227 West Adam: street to new offices in Room 4. Balk, building
 GOING TO WHITE MOUNTAINS R. E. Merritt will leave shortly after the first of the year for the White mountains to give his personal atten- tion to his cattle interests. MT. Mer- r and measures has not yet been an nounced by Governor Campbell, whC Il received his resignation a. week ago. DiSMlSSES ACTION-The corpora ton commission yesterday dismissed the action brought by the Arizona 4 Swansea railroad company, which ap 4 piled for an increase in rates. HEAR INJUNCTION CASE TODAN Final action in the injunction pro ceedings brought by the Arizona Blu E company versus the Jerome Uniol Stage company will be taken in Yava pal county today when the case is ar gued on it's merits before Judge Ly man, sitting for Judge Sweeney. Judg Lyman granted the temporary injunc ton few days ago and today will de c.1e whether the restraining order b made permanent or the case be dis K missed. Amos A. Betts, chairman, an E David F. Johnson, member of the cor < poration commission, left for the nort s last night to be present at the pro ceedings, the commissions interest being cared for by c. M Candy. as \ sistant attorney general. who accom- \ panied the commissioners to Prescott The plaintiff operates a stage betwee b Prescott and Jerome and the defendan holding a certificate of convenienc X and necessity over the old highway at \ tempted to apply it to the new in vio \ lation of the order of the corporatio b commission.
 E RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES k Miss Helen Fife returned yesterda \ from Loss Angeles, where she spent tn
 Christmas season.
 K. OF C. DANCE-The Knights c u Columbus will gvie dance Frida
 evening, January ', at the Woman