Arizona republican., 1921-12-06

RETURNS TO OFFICE - Bertl Wingar, secretary to the board of di- rectors of state institutions, was at bis desk at the state house after an absence of a week in which he was confined to his home with an attack of influenza.
 DEPoRT 1s coNvIcTs-Thirteen inmates of the Arizona penitentiary at Florence have been deported, ac- cording to information given out at the governors office yesterday. The F were taken over the line yester- day into Mexico.
 FANCY WORK BAZAAR-A fancy work bazaar will be conducted today at Grand Central market by the J. O. c. class of the First Methodist Epis- copal church. There will be Christ mas articles of many sorts offered at the bazaar.
 PYTHIAN sIsTERs-Purity tenn pie No. 9, Pythian Sisters, will meet at the K. of P. hall at : 30 o'clock this evening for the election of off cers for the coming year. A large attendance is desired
 COAL GIVEN POOR-Through the courtesy of Mrs. Grace Mackay, who had come into possession of a ton of coal donated by the Capitol Fuel and Feed company to the Council of Jewish Women for their bazaar last Thursday. the gift has been distrib- uted to the poor.
 POWER APPLICATIONS P. Mohler of Needles has filed applica- ton covering power projects on the Colorado river project from Callville wash to the lower end of Pyramid canyon, according to word received from O. C. Merrill, executive secre- tary of the federal power commis- sion, by the governors office.
 RECEIPTS S1,0oo, ,ooo-Receipts of the state treasurer's office for the month of November amounted to $1, ,607,93674. the largest items being approximately a quarter of a million in federal aid and advance county taxes brought up the total many thousands. The disbursements were S1 1867, 164.57, a large portion of which was apportioned to the various funds.
 TO CH ANGE NUMSERS-The Mountain states Telephone and Tele- graph company yesterday notified all offices at the state house that tele- | phone numbers will be changed on | Dec. 10. All numbers beginning with | the figure one will be changed to the 1 figure six. the notice stated.
 BOARD TO MEET-The state board of education will meet Dec. 19 l for the purpose of naming a success sor to Carey E. Bowles, supervisor of vocational agriculture with the state | department of vocational education, who resigned to take up farming in | Texas. In addition to naming a su- pervisor the board will take up the matter of certification of teachers and the adoption of geographies will be discussed. The geography adop- l ton will be made Jan. 23.
 1 MARRIAGE ENSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday tc Seferno Serno, 36, and Genovere All canta, 26, both of Tempe; Marion Lee 1 Toneraiz, 24, of Brea, Cal, and Sara
 Viola Bain, 2S. of Phoenix; Vernon
 NJ. Kinney 2S, of Parker, and Stella
 A. Aquilar, 19. of Florence; William
 Ridgely Chapline, 30, of Washington
 D. C., and Eva M. Behn, 26. of Phoe.
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 SUES FOR s1ooo-When his trou
 ser leg became entangled in a screv
 in a revolving shaft In the ginnini
 plant of the defendant company J. C
 Woods alleges in a suit filed yester
 day against the Arizona Cotton Gin
 ming and Manufacturing company, h.
 sustained injuries to the extent O
 S1000 and he seeks to recover tha
 amount. The accident occurred, h.
 says. on Oct. IS. 1921. while he wa
 employed by the company.
 CHARGE lSSED-On motioi
 of Paul McIvor, assistant county at
 torney. Judge Stanford ye5terday dis
 missed charges of manufacturing in
 toxicating liquor against H. r. Tun stall and w. w. Barrett cn ground of insufficient evidence. Wallac Whitwam pleaded not guilty to
 charge of failure to provide for
 minor child and the case was set fo
 trial on Jan. 24, 192. Jesus Ortigos entered a plea of not guilty to charge of attempting to pass a forge check and the case was set for tria on Jan. 20. 1922. Victor Hardins local attorney. recently indicted b
 the county grand jury on a charge c ? ombezzlement, entered a plea of no guilty to the charge and the case wa } set for trial on Jan. 25, 1922.