Arizona republican., 1921-04-02
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JUDGE BAUGHN HERE-Judge O. J. Baughn is in town from Flor ence on legal business.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-Clayton Bennett, secretary to the board of di- rectors of state institutions, left yes terday for Prescott where he will inspect the Pioneers Home.
 NURSES TO MEET-The regular monthly meeting of the Maricopa County Graduate Nurses association will be held at the Nurses Home, St. Joseph hospital, at 2:3o o'clock this afternoon.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Leo poldo Aguillera, 30, and Margarita Cabrera, IT. both of Phoenix; and Manuel Gomez, 34. and Francisco Callas, 2S, both of Phoenix.
 RESIGNS POSlTION-Mrs. Eliza beth Pruitt Carpenter has resigned as stenographer to the state tax com mission to accept a position as sec retary to David F. JantZen, principal of the high school As yet the tax commission has not named anyone to take the place of Mrs. Carpenter.
 HERE FROM SCHENECTADY- Mrs John Roberts and her sons. John Palmer Roberts and Samuel Wash burn Roberts, are recent arrivals from Schenectady and are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer for an indefinite period.
 INSPECTION ASkED-Company | E., 15Sth infantry, Arizona National Guard. has requested inspection with | view of securing federal recognition. I The inspection will be made by Col l H. A. Hanigan, inspector instruction | of the guard, on April 12.
 | AnRnfE Hahn, teacher trainer of home econ omics with the University of Arizona will arrive in Phoenix today for a conference with Miss Genevieve Fisher of the federal and Miss Beulal Coons, state supervisor of the de- partment
 TO PASS ON PARoLEs-Elsis Toles, state superintendent of public l instruction, and W. J. Galbraith, at. torney general, will pass on applica- | tions for pardons and paroles at 2 meeting of the board to be held ir Florence today. The citizen member of the board has not yet been named | TO ONOR JEFFERSON-Th faithful of Phoenix will appropriated, celebrate Jeffersons birthday on tn night of April 13 in public meet ing at the high school auditorium The principal address will be deliv cred by former United States Senate Charles E.. Towne. It is expecte, that there will be an outpouring o Democrats from every part of tn state.
 I GOES FOR PRIsoNER-Deput. Sheriff James Troutman left yester day morning for Fl Paso to brini Harry Thomas back to Phoenix t face a charge of embezzlemen, tv, is being held for the local authorities According to Fl Paso officials Thomas has waived extradition, bu Deputy Troutman took the necessar
 Papers along in case Thomas change his mind. l
 BOYS RUN AWAY-According t a report made to the sheriff's offics
 three boys, Arleigh Richmond, 1 years of age; Charles Beck, 13 year old, and Theodore Rawls, If year old, have left their homes. The boy packed all their belongings in sack and took them with them. They ar probably dressed in high school cade suits. the officers said. Anyon Knowing their whereabouts is aske
 to notify the sheriffs office.
 ON CHECK CHARGE-James Ca,
 rigan yesterday was held to answs
 to the superior. court by Justice Hen ,, ry J. Sullivan after a hearing on charge of passing a bogus check. H
 was released under a bond of $50
 Carrigan was charged with giving J. McConnon a check on Dec. 19 fe : $2O6.50 without having funds in tt banks to meet the check. McConno endorsed the check to Tom Higle ; lwho filed the complaint against Cal 1 rigan.
 TAKEN TO PRisoN-Four pris oners were taken to the state pen ' tentiary at Florence yesterday !. Jailer Bob Hays and V. T. Bledso
 They were William Evans, colore
 sentenced to serve from five to te years on charge of assault with il
 tent to commit statutory offens,
 Louis Walker. 25 to 30 years on charge of having committed a stat, | tory offense; Jose Salinas, one
 three years for passing bogus chec
 and Charles Meeker, four to if
 years for passing bogus checks.