Arizona republican., 1921-09-20
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U s VISITOR = Oliver Jaynes, business manager of the Tue son Citizen, was a business visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 DOG WANTS HoME-J. L. Can ming, humane officer, reports a good dog at 1230 North Third street which wants a home. Anyone desiring a for the animal.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Mexima Lopez, 32, and Martinez Cal dron, 32, both of Tempe: and Jose Miguel 21, and Theresa Asif, 19, both of Komatke.
 PLEADS GuILTY-Willie Mayo. a negro, yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan to a charge of forgery and was held to answer to the superior court under a bond of $500. In default of bond he was committed to jail.
 UNDELivERED TELEGRAMS - The Western Union is holding tele-
 grams for R. O. Kirby, Martin S. White, A. l.. Stitt, Gilmore Goodland,
 T. FIR. Penrod, N A. Spencer, Dixon Fagenberg, H. c. Thomas, ". L, Thomas
 | ILL I1dfNy 0leDl lell ldSI IAS0L TOT
 Elko, New, to bring Richard Dyer back to Phoenix. Dyer is wanted here
 on charge of removing mortgaged property from the state without the consent of the mortgagee.
 HELD IN TExAS-Undersher C.
 H. Bowers left for Galveston, Tex. Sunday to take charge of Lee c,
 Moore. who is held in that city for
 the local authorities. Moore is want ed here on a charge cf obtaining
 money by means of a bogus check. l SUES NEWSPAPER-The Arizona
 Gazette Publishing company yester- H day was made defendant in a suit
 filed in the court of Justice Nat T
 Mckee by J. M. Neil, who seeks to re-
 cover $199 As damages alleged to have ! been sustained by him through the
 failure of the Gazette to publish ar
 "adp which Neil declares he gave il
 to publish, paying S1.20 for it.
 SON REcOvERING-Acco tc
 a letter received yesterday by James
 Graham, bailiff of Judge Stanford's
 court, his son. who recently under
 went an operation in Los Angeles fol
 drawn tendons in the foot, is so mucf improved that he will be able to re
 turn home in a few days. Dr. Dun lop, who performed the operation, has removed the cast placed on the foot
 Mrs. Graham is in Los Angeles witt
 the son.
 l GERALD MCMAHON WANTED
 Gerald D. McMahon, who, according to a letter received by Sheriff Mont
 gomery, came to Arizona from Lo'
 Angeles on Aug. 16, is asked by thu
 sheriff to write to his brother, Will liam McMahon, Crown cafe, Glendale Cal, at once The letter states hi wife is in a critical condition and h. l is wanted at home. Anyone knowing his whereabouts is asked to commu nicate with the brother or the sher ifs office.
 HOLD I. C. C. HEARING-A hear | ing on the complaint of the Arizona l Packing company in which switchini rates charged the company by tn l | Arizona Eastern railroad were at l tackled as unjust and discriminatory ] was held here yesterday by Examine Keener Of the interstate commerc' 1 commission. No decision will b. made until after the examiner ha- ] submitted his report to the commis sion in Washington.
 SHERIFF'S VACATION OVER | Sheriff John Montgomery returne l Sunday from a two week. s vacation which he spent camping with hi | family on the Ton6t creek in tn | shadows of the Mogollon mountain l north of Fayson. Nearly every day the sheriff said, he and his sons sup piled their table with trout from tn ! creek They also did quite bit 0 hunting. The sheriff said he enjoye ! every minute of the time which wa the first real vacation lie had take ! for several years.
 ' CONFINED TO HOMIE. l Carter. chief clerk to Adjutant Ger eral Walter s. Ingalls,. is confined l his home with an attack of apper dicitis.
 LEAVING FoRsNoRTH-Dr. R. | Flight, state veterinarian, will leaN | this morning for Prescott on offici' business.
 | VISITS CITY-Thad Moore, count ! assessor of PinaI county, was \ Phoenix yesterday on business befol J the state tax commission. | -O-----