Arizona republican., 1921-01-15
localities

Pratt Cate by Judge fIdIlh 1y lildI III probate court yesterday. J. II. Smith. J. E.. Newbrough and A. G. Cate were named appraisers of the estate.
 FINED FOR PETTY LARCENY-A fine of S117, or one day in the county | iail for each dollar of the fine unpaid, was assessed by Judge R. C. Stanford | against Arthur Howard in superior l court yesterday when the latter entered | a plea of guilty to a charge of petty | larceny. Howard was originally held ! on a charge of grand larceny, to which ! he entered a plea of not guilty, but when the county attorney announced l his willingness to reduce the charge, ! Howard said that he would enter plea ] of guilty to the lesser crime.
 WOULD SET ASIDE OROER-A petition to dissolve and set aside an order appointing a receiver in the ae- tion of Mary c. DeMuhd against Charles E. DeMund was filed in the superior court yesterday by the de fendant, Charles E. DeMund The complainant states, as cause or ac- tion, that the court did not have juris- diction in the matter and that the original complaint did not show ne- cessity for a receivership.
 COURSE IN LlVING-A course of primary lessons in Christian living and healing is being given on Wednesday afternoons at 9 o'clock at 23I North Fifth street. These lessons are or great benefit in solving the problems of life. All are welcome. The subject for the next Wednesday meeting IS Unity and Concentration"
 APPORTIoN SCHOOL MONEY The first apportionment of school money for the year was made yesleI day by Miss Elsie Toles, according 10 fffsaff Earhart There are two regular ap- environments yearly. In this case the apportionment amounted to $421,SO4-32, distributed among the counties as fol- lows: Apache, $7,207.20; Cochise, $b6,- 696 80: Coconino, $7,905.15; Gila, $5S'- 9669O: Graham, $16,963.65; Greenlee, S22, ,SS3.S5; Maricopa, Sl24,4OS35; MO Pima, $45,OS015: Pinal. Sl7,S24.95; Santa Cruz. $14,7O6.45; Yavapai $25,- 63605: Yuma, S1S,41S.95.
 CAME FOR MEETlNG-M c. Me Dougall of Hollywood, Cal, arrived in town early this week to attend the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Phoenix National bank. Mir. Me Dougal left last night for hime, but Mrs. McDougall. who accompanied him. will remain in the city for a month.
 GOING TO 'FRIsco-C. J. Arthur will leave tonight for San Francisco on business. He will be absent for week, and soon after his return will leave on tour of several of the south ern cities.
 HAY BARN BURNs-Ffre which started at the Carrillo hay barn, Ton to street and South Eleventh avenue, last Tuesday, burned for more than three days and totally destroyed the barn and contents The loss is esti- mated at $20,00O The barn was out side the city limits, and no water hydrants were accessible. It was owned by Jose Carrillo, 7O6 South Eleventh avenue. Origin of the fire is unknown.
 TO ERECT BUILDINe-T. B. Stewart obtained the first permit to erect a business building in Phoenix this year. He obtained a permit yes terday to erect a one story brick store room for Marshall Humphrey at Fl East Jefferson street at a cost of ST. 000
 ! REALTORS TO MEET-A meeting | of the Maricopa county real estate
 board will be held Monday noon at the
 Y. M. C. A. The work planned for the new year will be outlined at this meet ing. The change from night meetings
 to noon meetings is being initiated with the idea that many out-of- town
 members can be in attendance where otherwise it would be impossible.
 Members of the board planning to at tend are requested to notify the sec lretary.
 JUDGE LALLY HERE-Judge J. M
 I4ally of Morenci is a Phoenix visitor coming especially to attend the gov
 ernors ball last evening. During his
 stay here, he called on old friends al the court house. among them Judge
 R. C. Stanford.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-CarI Argol
 entered a plea of not guilty to a charg, ? of forgery when arraigned befor' 2 Judge R. C. Stanford in the superio
 court yesterday morning. Februar, D 2s was fixed as the date for his trial
 and his bond was reduced from S100
 to $500
 TO HEAR cAsEs-Default case n will be heard by Judge R. c. Stanfor' !, in division one of the superior cour . today. The court calendar has bee . held open especially for this purpose . and it is expected that many case - now appearing on the court doc1e - will be disposed of before night. s SITS FOR JUDGE LYMAN-Judg d O. J. Baughm of Pinal county substi s tuted for Judge Frank Lyman in divi 70 sion two of the superior court yester
 
 - by the Phoenix Safety Investmen !. company against Daniel c. Shower: tt administrator of the estate of Mar y Showers, deceased. This is an actio - to recover on promissory note, secure q by mortgage. The case went to tn e jury late in the afternoon and when n d verdict was returned after two hour l. of deliberating, Judge Baughm ordere
 that a sealed verdict be retSlrned a
 9:30 o'clock this morning, if a Verdi'
 be reached by that hour. IS RETURN FROM TRlP-Mr. ar s- Mrs. l.. I. Vohs have returned to Phoe lg nix after an absence of six month Se during which time they visited in Ol as lahoma City. Okla: with Mir. Voh Id mother in Nevada. Missouri, at S S. attle, Sacramento. Los Angeles ar CT Long Beach MT. Nohs conducted
 barber shop at 37 West Washingtc tu street for seven years. He will ope
 a shop at 40 South Central avenue in es few days
 RECOVERING AT HOSPITAL D. Frank NTcCabe. who has been serious m ill at St, Joseph's hospital for sever b. days is now out of danger. 1t is al 'i- nounced by his physician. he UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS
 The following undelivered telegram an are at the local Western Union offic
 Mrs. Spofford, w H. Worthinston, e>- R. Nanmeter. Mrs. Annie Bay. Geort n- Heckeler, Fir Kinney, B. F. Mann. ms VISITING BROTHER-R. L. Ve e. non of Cambridge, Ohio, is visiting h r- Wr.- n,