Arizona republican., 1921-11-29
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MUST SEND IN PACKAGES Members ol the Junior guild are asked to have their parcel post pack ages at the parish house Thursday afternoon. Candy for the candy booth will be called for on Satur- day morning by Mrs. c. H. Tucker
 THESE WILL MARRY Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Antonion Tenorio. B, and Yrena Ter mia, 20, both of Marinette; Julian Fe- len, 27, and Jesus Guerrero, 19. both of Phoenix; and Carl Roberts, g. and Annily Lewis, 21, both of Scottsdale
 AUXILIARY TO SEW-The Wom- ans Auxiliary of the American Le- zion will hold meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry Miller, 20 West Will letta street, Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock to sew for their bazaar which will be held on December 10. All eligible women are invited
 JUNIOR GUILD BAZAAR-Plans are complete for the bazaar to be held at the Woman's club on Satur- day under the auspices of the Junior guild. A very few tables are still to be had for the bridge tea and can be reserved by calling Mrs. c. H. Young, 1922. Parcel post and candy booths are added attractions of the affair. All funds are for the support of the Day Nursery.
 SUE TO COLLECT RoND-Suit to collect a forfeited criminal bond of $500 in the case of the state against James Carrigan, charged with pass ing a bogus check, was filed yester- day in the superior court by R. E. L. Shepherd, county attorney, against Sol Carragien and R. L. Compton.
 CHARGE DROPPED = After a hearing of the case yesterday after noon, Justice Nat T. Mckee dis missed a charge of simple assault against Walter Bulls. The com plaint had been made by Bush An derson, who charged Bullis had struck him with his fists. The dis missal was made on the grounds that Anderson struck the first blow | in the argument
 SENTENCED TO JAIL - Lara 1 Martinez yesterday entered a plea oi guilty before Justice Henry J. Sul- livan to a charge of petty larceny and was sentenced to serve 60 days in the county jail. Martinez was originally 1 charged with burglary but the charge was reduced to one of petty larceny He was charged with entering the room of W. E. George and removing several articles.
 1 ExTRADITIoN HEARING -Th, extration hearing of Abrah Minimum i wanted in Illinoi on a charge of op. l erating a confidence game, will come up for hearing before Ernest R. Hall acting governor. at 10 o'clock Friday | morning. Minimum, who has larg' l mining interests in Gila county, wa. l arrested in Globe on the charge las l October and the extradition hearing set. Later on advices from Chica. go, the matter was dropped, to be re l opened recently when Minimum wal
 arrested for the second time. H. l is out on bond.
 WOULD SELL STOCk-The Yuma 1 Valley Cane Sugar company yester' day filed an application with the cor. l poration commission for permission to sell 25,000 of it's eight per cen accumulated preferred stock at S1' share and 25,000 common stock a s10. The company, which incorpo rated in November. 1921, with cap ital stock of half a million divided into 50,000 shares at s10 each, vii move its property and equipmen from Fl Paso to Yuma, where it vii operate.
 HOLD HEARING-For the pur pose of ascertaining the service rule | of the Superior Light and Powe company, a hearing was held befor' the corporation commission yester day rentive to the application of II
 E. Gregory, who claimed he was un 1 able to secure service from the com pany. Gregory claimed the compan! refused the extension on the ground that it cost too much for the revenu' | it would receive out of it. After talk
 ing the testimony a settlement wa reached by the commission whereb, the companys SPA and Gregory s1
 for the extension.
 DlSMlSSES 'COMPLAINT-Unde
 the new real estate law it is simpl
 matter to prefer a charge against
 broker, according to Rudolph kuch
 Ter, real estate commissioner. wh
 Saturday dismissed the complain
 brought by F. M Duclow agains
 Block and Burns. The whole recor
 in the case failed to disclose anything
 which even remotely connected tn
 brokers with the action of the pur
 chaser in withdrawing from a sal'
 as charged by Mrs. Duclow. accord
 ing to the opinion handed down b
 MT. Kuchler.
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