Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
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IN CALIFORNIAN J. J. Har- ter. Jr., and Miss Isottie Bright are spending a month in California, vis- iting friends in San Diego, Fresno and San Francisco.
 COME PLAlNT DiSMiSSED-A charge of obtaining money by means of false pretense was dismissed yes- terday by Justice Mckee against J. H. Wiley. The complaint was made by J. A. Davis.
 BENEFIT DANCE A benefit dance will be given tonight by the Tiger baseball club at Arcadia hall on West Washington street. Excel lent music has been obtained and a good time is assured all. The public is invited.
 A LARCENY cHARGE-B. j.. Stillson yesterday was arraigned be- fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge of grand larceny. The pre- liminary hearing of the case was set taken Studebaker automobile val ued at s570 from G. B. Warren.
 DIES IN FLORENCE-Word was received last night of the death of Ed H. Cobb at his home in Florence early yesterday morning. He had been ill only a few days. MT. Cobb had been a resident of Arizona 15 years. He is survived by the widow and six chill dren. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
 RAIN IN MoUNTAINS-Rai con tinuous to fall on the higher noun tains but storms at low attitudes have abated. according to a report received yesterday by the local office of the United States weather bureau from Superintendent Davis of the Apache Indian reservation. The re- port said roads on the reservation were still soft but were passable for automobiles.
 ON CHECK cHARGE-C. M. Rob- erts yesterday was arraigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on two counts. one of passing bogus checks and the other of passing ficticious checks. charges was set for August and he was committed to the county jail un- der a bond of $500. The first charge was brought by J. c. Stonehart and the second by William Elwell.
 A CORRECTION In an account yesterday of the filing of articles of incorporation of the Arizona Gold Dike Mining company 1t was errone- ously stated that it is Tucson cor poration, whereas it is Phoenix company. It was also stated that James A. Caskey, c. w. Clapp and Charles W. Coe were vice presidents. Only MT. Coe is vice president. Messrs. Caskey and Clapp being di- SIGNING ROAO-Announceme was made yesterday by the Auto mobile Club of Arizona that it is placing temporary guide signs along l the road from Holbrook to Keams Canyon in preparation for the annual
 Snake Dance at Walpi on August 25 | These signs, 1t is believed, will be oi | great assistance to visitors going
 into the Indian country for the dance
 as they will keep travellers from get ting lost on the many roads which
 in that country lead only to isolated Indian villages or trading posts. | FINED FOR SPEEDlNG-Charge, l with exceeding the speed limits or l South Central avenue, Frank Le, yesterday pleaded guilty before Jus l tice Nat T. Mckee and was fined $100 and given five day sentence il the county jail. On payment of S2 of the fine, the balance of the amour l and the jail sentence were suspende,
 on condition that he abide by tn
 speed laws for six months. Charle
 Balsaly pleaded guilty to the sam
 charge and was fined $100. On pay IuSHL Ol t@Ot luG DdldnC0 WdS JUS
 pended on condition he obey tn
 speed laws for six months.
 H FAIR AT PRAGuE-Who care
 whether there is a state fair in Ari
 zona There is to be fair at Prague
 beginning Sept. l, and continuin
 until Sept. S. An invitation has bee
 received by the chamber of commerc ~ general distribution. For the in
 formation of those who may hay
 forgotten where Prague is 1t enough to mention that it is in Staro mestska. Radniceor. Czechoslovaki This fair Is Prague's third, an among the inducements offered visitors are as50 per cent reductio on all the railroads in Czechoslova kia, free interpreters for all lar | 1 guages and reduced taxes on th vises of passports on all Czechoslova ] nassport offices abroad.