Arizona republican., 1921-07-26


 Mrs. Waterman hacked
 RETURNS FROM coAsT-Dr. John J. Welcome returned yesterday from trip to the coast.
 ILL OF PPENDiciTIs-Mrs Ethel Loose stenographer with the corporation commission is suffering from a severe attack of appendicitis.
 TO ATTEND TAX MEET-Ray- mond Earhart state treasurer, will leave this evening for Nogales where he will attend the state tax con- ference.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs- =
 The following undelivered tele grams are at the local office of the Western Union: A. E. Denton, Mrs. Frank Underwood. care of Mrs. Craft; P. o. Stanley. Mrs. G. M. Mur- ken, B. P. Carpenter, Jessie Eyer. Arthur J. Sietrick. B. D. Mcconnell. CROP CONDITIONS IMPROVING |-Don c. Mote, state entomologist, re- turned yesterday from Flagstaff where he addressed the county agri- cultural agents at their recent ses- sion. MT. Mote reports that the crops are free from blight and conditions in general in the north are improving.
 CASE UNDER ADviSEMENT = After hearing yesterday, Justice Nat T. Mckee took the case of Eugene Davis, charged with two counts of failure to provide for his wife and minor child, under advisement until August 25. The complaint was made by Mrs Geneva Davis.
 LOOKS LIKE NEN-Re- decorat- ing of the city hall interior was com lot -7ox hx-t . 1,a x-ln a mt shop, which firm was awarded the contract for the work. All of the mair offices of the structure were re- finished throughout. new paper beirg hung, the wood work re- touched and other improvements made. TO REBUILD REAR ENTRANCE IA call for bids for a concrete rear entrance way to the city hall, to re- place the broken down wooden steps now being used. has been issued by the city. Bids will be received up to l Wednesday. August 3. City Manager l " A. Thompson announced yesterday. | STAY IS SHORT-Hugh Morrison, state examiner and R. w. Pierce, deputy state examiner returned yes terday from Gila county where they 1 checking county offices. They re- mained in the capital but day. leav- ing last night for Apache county where they will continue their exam nations of county offices.
 FILES ADMINISTRATION PETl- TION-Petition for letters of admin istration was filed yesterday in the I estate of George Schornick who died July 10, 1921, by c. S. Steward. The estate consists of real and persona
 property valued at s5o0o. An affida- wit requesting the appointment of MT
 Steward as administrator of the
 estate was filed by the widow, Alma
 A. Schornick. The petition will bs
 heard on Monday afternoon, Augus1 ! at i:30 o'clock
 I SENTENCE SUsPENDED-A. J
 Greff yesterday was found guilty b,
 Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge O
 reckless driving and was fined $20
 The fine was suspended by the cour
 on the condition that Greff obey traf-
 fic laws in the future. The complain
 was made by Deputy Sheriff H. F Watscn who charged Greff drove in {
 reckless manner on the Tempe high
 way
 SENTENCES FoUR-Anton Con
 gales yesterday was sentenced b.
 Judge Joseph Jenckes to serve 90 day
 in the county jail an a charge O
 iudHuldCtuTiHS lulOAlcdtinS HquOl
 Ygnacio Perez was sentenced to serv 30 days and Juan Segovia was sent
 enced to serve 50 days on the sam
 charges. John Felix changed hi
 plea from not guilty on charge O burglary to guilty on a misdemeano
 charge and was sentenced by Judg
 Jenckes to serve 90 days in the count,
 jail.
 PRINTED OPINIONS READY Advance opinions of the attorney gen eral were received from the printe yesterday and may be had on re quest. The opinions are those hande down by W. J. Galbraith attorne general from January 1, when he too : his oath of office, until July i. Tn ! opinions were furnished largely O the request of state officials, althoug
 a number of the queries have als
 come from county office holder,
 They cover various phases of ap
 propriations, taxes, bonds, school Il etc.
 CREATES CREDIT DEPART
 MENT-Frank Thomas magistrate ( : the city police court. yesterda . established a credit department of tn | court. After assessing $5 fin ] against Joe Thomas, Indian. fc drunk and disorderly conduct, he tol Thomas that he could have unt Monday, August 1. to pay the fin' Thomas explained to the court that h
 was employed and expressed the de sire to return to his work, that h might earn money to pay the fin, | ratfer than serve the alternative 5 | day jail sentence.