Arizona republican., 1921-07-27
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 GOING TO MINNEsOTA-Miss Esther Schindler of the governors office will leave Saturday for St. Paul, where she will spend the vaca- tion period.
 LEAVES FOR coAsT-Mrs. M. P. Redondo left last night for Los Angeles and the beaches where she will remain the rest of the summer MT. Redondo will join her on the coast later.
 SENDS S1 TO FEED HUNGRY Mre. J. E. Matteson of Wenden, Ari- zona, has sent one dollar to The Republican to be applied to the funo for the feeding of the hungry moth CTS and babies of this city. The dollar has been turned over to the Associated Charities.
 GETS PRISON SENTENcE-Dan- iel Alamanza yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior court to charge of passing bogus checks and was sentenced by Judge Joseph .Jenckes to serve from one to three years in the state penitentiary at Florence.
 GASOLINE HEATER CAUSES BlAZE-A small gasoline coffee urn heater in the Seventh Avenue cafe took fire shortly before ' o'clock yesterday morning and resulted Tn an alarm being sounded. Fire com panies Nos. and 3 responded, the blaze being exting1ished with chemi- calls without damage.
 TO VISIT coUSIN-Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Maxwell of Kansas City, who have been making a tour of the Pacific coast, are expected to arrive in Phoenix this morning for a week s stay en route for their home. While here they will be the guests of their cousin, Mrs. F. E. Stevens.
 BACK FROM MARIcoPA-Ru- dolph Kuchler, state land commits sioner, and T. l.. Macleod, chief en- gineer of the state land department, returned yesterday from Maricopa, where they investigated land values. The investigation was made relative to an applicati tion of the Farm Build ers' corporation for state loan. The state loan board will base it's action on the report made by Commissioner Kuchler, which has not yet been pre- pared.
 CHARGE Is DIsMissED-On grounds of insufficient evidence, Jus tice Mckee yesterday dismissed charge of assault with deadly weapon against J. A. Tucker, " year-old Arizona pioneer. Tucker was charged with making an assault upon H. H. Underhill. The alleged controversy arose, according to the testimony at the hearing, over min ing claim to which both men made claim
 HELD TO ANSWER-Fred Koop- man yesterday was held to answer to the superior court under a bond of s3.500 which he furnished. He IS charged with converting to his own use s2705. .2S in cash and $S50 in Lib- erty bonds alleged to have been en- trusted to him in the estate or his brother. William Coopman, who died in November. 1919. The complaint was made by Attorney Fred c. Bolen, administrator of the estate Of William Coopman. Koopman was arrested Tn Oregon and brought back to PnoeniA on July 20 by Sheriff Montgomery.
 TWO SEEK DIvORCES-Burl Hieinbotham yesterday brought suit for d decree of divorce from Leonard c Higinbotham They were mar ried in July, 1908. and she asks for the custody of their adopted child and $50 a month, temporary alimony- Mariana Moreno de Felix asks for a decree from Georgianio Felix on grounds of assertion. She asks TOT inc custody of their two minor cnii- dren and s35 a month alimony. Iney were married in June, 1855.
 JULY h"SUNSPOT" OUT-The July issue of "The Sunspot, the chamber of commerce monthly pupil cation. was mailed to the members ol that organization yesterday. Inis number of the monthly is devoted 10 a summary of the cotton tariff fight and to a discussion of the work done by the traffic bureau in conJunction with the Intermediate Rate associa- tion. The outside pages carry re- nroduction in colors of a new booklet 1 m Maricopa county which the cham Der of commerce will publish Tn apou' l 10 days. aor l CLESrThe Silver Creek Mining com pany yesterday filed it's articles o l incorporation with the corporatioi commission the incorporators and or ! ficers of the company being Louis J | Wallace and Charles Seeley Of King I man, and J. J. Mccarthy. The com l pany incorporated with an author.zet l capitalization of S1,000.000, divided I into a million shares at the par valu' I of s1 each. Another company to in corporate yesterday was the Cahfor nia Rock Salt company with capi 1 -.~.,l1 r,f S9sa 0flD divided into 250