Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
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 Miami-Declaring that booze was sold in the bars in Globe, woman electrified Judge Hechtman's court room this morning when her husband F. H. Walters, was charged with hav- ing in his possession property designed for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor and with possessing liquor Bulletin.
 Boy Killed by Auto
 Bisbee-Johnnie Keys, years old, whose father is employed at the June ton mine, was instantly killed at about 5 o'clock yesterday evening, when a coaster on which he was riding col lided with an automobile truck driven by Dick Switzer on what is known as death curve" on the Bisbee-Douglas road The boy was run over by one of the heavy wheels of the truck Review.
 Rush Work on Dam
 F1orence-Up at the diversion dam site everything is hustle and hustle now days. Engineer c. R. Oldberg is rapidly whipping things into shape for rush work on the dam, which he hopes to complete this summer. The fill for the spur track was completed last week, and on Wednesday, of this week the ties and steel for the track arrived on the ground, and immedi- ately a gang of trackmen began plac- ing ties and laying track. A large amount of machinery and supplies is on the way and coming in every day. Blade-Tribune.
 1 Preseott-At an organization meet l ing held last night in the parlors of tht l St Michael hotel the Yavapai local O 1 the National Federation of Fedora Employes was organized, with mem I bership including Prescott and Whip pie barracks government employees Journal Miner.
 Round Up All Suspects JEROME-As a first step towar, lending the wave of crime which Ina lbeen splashing over Jerome for tn Hast week or ten days, the city polio Hast evening rounded up four gul toters and vagrants while the count, lofficers collected eight Mexicans wh lare accused of having been responsibl for the promiscuous shooting which fo lseveral nights has disturbed the res of the citizens in the southern part 0 town.-Copper News.
 I Ex- Soldiers Strike Silver ! CASA GRANDE-Lawrence A. Win I zant and R. V. Shorty Boyce, two c Casa Grande's members of the Ameri can legion, who were in France, stan in line to ''buy bungalows and let tn lrest of the world take a jump if thei promising silver mine runs true t form made in the assays of the discov cry shaft ore. The samples run hig in the white metal. This claim the have named the Lost Ledge. It is 10 cated ten miles north of Casa Grand, at a point near the divide on the Saca ton Casa Grande highway. Their man friends wish them all kinds of goo ! luck.-Bulletin.
 Fail to Sell Bonds
 YUMA-Although yesterday was tn day on which it was scheduled ths Yuma county would sell s600.000 wort |of the issue of s1,200.000 road bond voted by the county in 1919. the da , passed off without a sale being COT isummated.
 At 10 o'clock yesterday mornin , when the bids were to be opened ar the board of supervisors had convene at the court house. it was found tn; no bids had been received for u bonds.--Sun.
 Arrest Deputy Sheriff
 GLOBE-Entering plea of not gui ty at his arraignment before Unite States Commissioner Hechtman ye: terday morning, L. Hatley, a guard the Old Dominion mine and a deput i, sheriff was remanded to the custody 1, the county jail owing to failure to nal T the $500 bond required of him by u commissioner to guarantee his appeal :. ance for a hearing Thursday mornin y on a charge of unlawfully possessir