Arizona republican., 1921-09-30
oNE MARRIAGE LIcENsE-A

ONE MARRIAGE LIcENsE-A n- cense to marry was issued yesterday 1 to Francis G. Hand, A, and Faye De Marc. 27. both of Los Angeles.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS-l The Western Union office here is holding telegrams for Leroy E. John son, Sol Carragien, T. J. Bell and B. M Smart.
 GOES TO sTANFoRD-Miss Ear lene Phelps, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Phelps, left last night for Palo Alto, Calif., where she will re- sume her studies at Stanford uni versity.
 TO CONFER DEGREES = The Royal Arch Masons will meet at I o'clock this afternoon at the Ma sonic Temple to confer the Royal Arch degrees. The work will be con- tinued during the evening. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
 CAN SELL STOcK-The corpora
 ton commission yesterday granted | the United American Mining com pany permission to sell 223, 925 shares of treasury stock at 20 cents share. ! The company has interests in the San Francisco mining district in
 Mohave county and incorporated in I April, 1919, with a capital stock of l $375,000, divided into 1,500,00 shares I at the par value of 25 cents a share. NEPHEW OF LOCAL MAN-Lieu- l tenant John A. Macready, who broke the worlds altitude record for air planes Wednesday at Dayton, Ohio, when he piloted a machine to a height of 40,S00 feet, is a nephew of A. c. Macready. bookkeeper for the Porter Saddlery and Harness com | p1 RTacraadU q in phna-
 nix aboue two years ago. He is Californian, his parents residing in Los Angeles.
 1 SETS DATES OF HEARINGS -
 Judge William H. Sawtelle, district judge for the district of Arizona, has issued an order declaring that the
 dates of naturalization hearings in Phoenix will be the first Tuesday in l March and the first Monday in Oc- tober. with the exception of the coming month, the hearings for this year having been completed here about ten days ago.
 FILE ARTlclEs-The Phoenix
 Meat market yesterday filed articles
 of incorporation with the corporation
 commission. The capitalization of
 the company is s100.000, divided into
 1000 shares at the par value of $100.
 The incorporators are Fred Tribolet,
 Joseph Fink, Adolph Tribolet and
 Dan Steurenagel. who with Judge C..
 F. Ainsworth, compose the board of
 directors of the corporation.
 CHARGE DISMISSED After a
 hearing yesterday, Justice Nat T.
 Mckee dismissed a charge of threat
 ening to commit an offense brought
 against w. M- Wetzler by c. c. liar
 den. Harden claimed ' etzler threat
 ened him with crow bar. Wetzler
 has filed complaint against Harden
 in the court of Justice Henry J. SuI-
 livan charging him with aggravated
 assault, alleging Harden struck Linn
 on the nose with shovel, inflicting
 a deep gash. The case has not come
 up for a hearing.
 II FINDS LlQUOR-After passing a
 wagon driven by a Mexican early
 yesterday morning on the Christy
 road, Motorcycle Officer Bell turned
 back and searched the wagon He
 found three gallons and a pint oi ''moonshine' whisky in 1t and placed
 Jesus Valenzuela, the driver, under arrest. The wagon and two horse team is being held by the county of- , ficers. Charges of transporting in- j toxicating liquor will be filed againi ! Valenzuela, the officer said, with 2 petition to confiscate the wagon and horses.
 SEEKS BRoTHER-An appeal has been made to the chamber oi
 commerce to assist in locating R. E : Woods Jr.. familiarly known as Bob \ His sister, Mrs. Allye Woods Whis- |. cant of San Saba, Texas, writes that she has important business with hin and is very anxious to learn of hl. whereabouts at the present time When last heard from, On October 1913, -he was located at Tucson Any one knowing anything concerning him will please write to Mrs. Whis. cant, or notify the chamber of com. ] merce.
 HELD FOR TRIAL Emmet J Meek, Sam Baker and Eddie Mile yesterday were held to answer to tn, l federal court by United States Com missioner John B. Henke after I hearing on charge of transporting stolen auto across a state line in vio i lation of the Dyer act. Meek's bon, was placed at $3,000 and the othe two at s1.5o0 each and all were com mitted to the county jail in default o bond They are charged with bring J ing a Ford car stolen from J. E
 Haskin of Los Angeles to Phoenix ] The car ran out of gas eight mile west of Phoenix according to the tes I timony and was abandoned. The me were arrested by the city police an I the car was brought in by deputie
 from the sheriff's office.
 | HEARING MYSTIFlES-After
 hearing yesterday in which the wit
 nesses. the attorneys and those wh i heard the case were as much mysti q fled as the average audience is whe ] magician says "Now you see i now you don't" Justice Nat T. Me
 Kee held Bernard Collin to answer { the superior court on two charges C
 obtaining money by means of frau and deception. The mystificatio . began when the witnesses tried { \ explain to the court the manner ,i which Collin is alleged to have SC T cured $10 by skillful manipulation c
 currency and silver coins in two diff T ferent stores after buying cigar an ] offering s10 bill in payment. Tn 3 charges were made by the Ford Sod
 Shop and the Wood Confectioner, Collin was committed to the ccnnt
 jail in dafault of a bond of $750. I