Arizona republican., 1921-01-23
Local Briefs
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED

GRAND LARCENY CHARGED - Prince Clad and Herbert Peterson yes terday pleaded not guilty when ar raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul- nvan on a charge of grand larceny The preliminary hearing was set for next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and the two were committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each. The complaint was made by George Grubb. who charges Clad and Peterson took his bi- cycle and rode it away.
 MOVE TO NEW OFFICES-Attor-- neys w. l.. Barnum and F c struck- meyer yesterday moved their offices from the Steinegger building, 2115 South First avenue, to the Walker building, 15 South First avenue. They will occupy suite of four rooms in the building facing Washington street. The center room in the suite will be used by the attorneys for a reception room. Judge Barnum wiu occupy the west room of the suite for his office room and MT. Struckmeyer will occupy the east room of the suite. The room directly back of MT. Struckmeyers of flee will be used by Attorney c. 10. Johns, who is associated with MT. Struckmeyer, and William Doheny. Judge Barnum and MT. Struckmeyer will be settled in their new quarters py Monday morning.
 CONFERS WITH STATE ENGIN- EER-C. c. Small. chief locating en- gineer with the state highway depart ment, was in Phoenix yesterday for conference with Thomas Maddock, state engineer. MT. Small recently has been employed in state work in Ma vajo and Mohave counties.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The corpora ton ccEnmission yesterday authorized the Baltic Mines company to dispose of 100000 shares of stock at 20 cents a share. The company property is To- cated in the San Francisco mining dis trict in Mohave county.
 KANSAS MAN HERE-C. A Sweet ser of Hutchinson, Kan, has been wis iting the city for the past few days, stopping with H. w. Dayldn and fam fly. From Phoenix MT. Sweetser goes to California, stopping for short time in San Francisco.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-Mrs. c. T. England of TBS East Brill street was the hostess yesterday at a charming party given on the occasion of the birthday of S-year-old c. E. England. The little folks who were entertained were Evelyn, Leonora Jane and Rev. erly Gibson, Geraldine England, James Reid. Clifford Moore. Jr. Thomas Skinner, John and Thomas KimbalI, JOQnSOn ana C. il.. EnRiA0d.
 TO DISCUSS SOCIAL CONDI- TIONS-Social and industrial condi- tons will be discussed at the Osborn Woman's club Wednesday afternoon by Miss Louise F'reeland, social serv- Ice worker. The program will be pre- scnted under the applied education and homo economics departments. In ad- dition to the talk by Miss Freeland there will be musical program, Mrs. Lee Callahan furnishing the song numbers. A social hour will follow with Mrs. William Kramer. Mrs. Verne Ia Tourette. Mrs. O. R. Meister, Mrs. K. K. Koontz and Mrs Ada Leftwitch as hostesses.
 SUES FOR DAMAoEs-Declari that through the refusal of the defen- dant to deliver or permit to be deliv- cred irrigation water to some land he had rented of him his crop of cotton failed to mature properly, Chester Elliott yesterday brought suit against Francis c. Hicks asking S2,000 dam sges- Elliott alleges he rented the hand from Hicks on Dec. IS. 1919. with the understanding that Hicks would pay for the Irrigation water and he would reimburse him. On August 20, 1920. Elliott says. Hicks refused to de- liver the water. Elliott alleges the rental price was $1,200.
 COME TO SPEND WINTHROP. and Mrs. w. W. Russ of Lawrence, Kan. arrived last Tuesday to spend