Arizona republican., 1921-04-02
Moves From Mesa; Arrested

Moves From Mesa; Arrested
 GLOBE-Acting under telephone instructions received from authori- ties at Mesa, A. Burkhardt, a late resident of that place, was arrested by Deputies Bob Devore and Bill Rose at Miami and lodged in the county jail pending the arrival of a Maricopa county officer. Burkhardt, it is alleged, passed worthless checks in and about Mesa prior to his de- parture from that city. The total amount represented by these alleged worthless checks has not as yet been etermined.-Record-
 Juror Arrested
 PRESCOTT-Jacpb Schleisman. a Jerome resident empaneled for jury service in the suit for $40.0o0 dam ages instituted by James G. Gates against the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. is cooling his heels in the county jail, following his ar rest Tuesday afternoon on charge of having solicited a bribe from the attorneys for the railroad. Norris & Norris. Schleisman was arrested upon action taken by the county att torneys office, following the revela- ton of the mans alleged action in approaching the defense attorneys Journal Miner.
 neSQTne mtu f<CtiNttieS
 BISBEE-Actual operation of the old. Guard mill at Tombstone. pur- chased and rebuilt by the National Metals Recovery company. composed of well known residents and business men of Tombstone and Bisbee. was begun the first of this week. It Is the intention of the company to ex- tract the rich values known to be contained in many of the old ore I.,xx .,f le.tr fho% Arax- mained untouched for years for lack of proper reduction facilities.-Re- view.
 Rich Ore Found
 YUMA-J. A. Ryan and John Zig Ter, two of Yuma county's well known prospectors have filed on a grouI of ten mining claims in Buck noun tains, 20 miles south of Wellton. The, have assays made of the ore iron these claims which average 38 pel cent in copper with a good showing o gold and silver. The ore is ricl enough to haul 20 miles and ship They do not expect to work thei claims until the copper market i'm proves. Specimens of the ore brough to Yuma are very rich and yer. beautiful-Sun.
 Millinery Shop Burns TUCSON-A stock of summer hat
 
 ly destroyed or damaged by fire as result of flames Tuesday night in tn rear of the Parlor millinery shop. 1 | North Stone avenue. Streams an 1 buckets of water were thrown int l the rear of the store, from which tn 1 smoke and flames were shooting whe 1 the fire department arrived an | quickly stopped the advance of tn conflagration which for tim
 
 | which the building is located.-Citi zen.
 l Road Vandals Sought BISBEE-The destruction of meta | road signs on the Tombstone side ( the divide. an act of wauton vandal | ism, has occupied the attention of tn | sheriffs office during the last fe' days with the result that Lafayett l Davis and Frank Crane, two youn 1 ranchers from over the divide, wer arrested yesterday by deputy sheriff | Review.
 And the Sheriff; NextI l MORALES - Not satisfied wit | having filched the spare tire from th | automobile of Chief of Police Ja Lowe. tire thieves last night uncorke the extra tire from the rear of u official ''gazump" driven by Sheri i White of Santa Cruz county. | peeved," requested the aid of Chi, Jay Lowe in locating his lost "rut ber," and a good natured powwo occurred at the city police station.- Herald.
 Fire Causes $32,50o Damage
 MIAMI-Damage estimated in el cess of S325oO resulted from a mic night conflagration, which last nigl destroyed the stock, fixtures ar buildings occupied by three grocerie badly damaged another and charrs an adjoining lunch room. The stor affected were the Fernandez Mercal tile company, which sustained u heaviest loss; the Ahaga grocery, u Evans grocery, the Truhill grocer and the F1orez lunch room. All O cupied adjoining quarters in the ' block on West Sullivan street-Bu letin.
 Yuma Banks Solid
 YCMA-None of the banks in Y ma or the valley ', ere in anywise i volved in the failure of the Somert State bank, which failed to open doors Monday morning In fact,