Arizona republican., 1921-09-17

Flores, 16, both of Tempe.
 GOES TO NOGALES-C. J. San ichas left Wednesday evening for No gales to spend the week end with Mrs. Sanichas and their young daugh- ter Vaso. Mrs. Sanichas has been wis iting friends in the southern Arizo- na city for several weeks and will return with MT. Sanichas to their home at 1125 North First street.
 FILES PETITION = Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate of Eliza J Harmon, who died September 10, 1919. by A L. Moore. The estate consists of a half interest in the estate of Judson A. Harmon. the pe- titioner alleges, valued at $17,500.
 lN NEW QUARTERS-Mrs. Cos tello, who has been conducting deli catessen in Wetzler's Arcade, has moved her establishment to new location at 335 West Washington street, where larger and better equip ped quarters have been secured. The delicatessen will be enlarged and Mrs. Costello will be better prepared to serve her patrons.
 JOINT CARD PARTY-The Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors of America will hold q joint social and card party next Wed nesday evening. An earnest invita- ton is extended to all members of both lodges to attend the meeting in the K. of P. hall at S:30 o'clock. A special invitation is extended to visiting members and to those mem bess who do not often attend their lodge. The committee promises q good time and a good feed to all.
 HELD IN NEVADA-According to a message in the sheriff's office from officers in Elko, Nevada. Richard Over is under arrest there and IS held for the local authorities. He is wanted in Phoenix on a. charge of removing mortgaged property from the state without the consent of the mortgagee. The complaint was filed by Ed Rudolph. An officer will be sent after Dyer, who has agreed to waive extradition.
 LEAVES FOR HOME-Hon. Chas. H. Larsen. member of the state sen ate from Coconino county, has been
 in the city for the last few days,
 leaving last night for home. MT.
 Larson will bring his family here for the winter Conditions, he says, are improving in the north with plenty of feed on the ranges, though prices for stock are low. There is, though. a general belief that things will shortly right themselves.
 VISITS PHOENIx-J. M. Silvey representing the American City bu-
 reau, paid visit to Phoenix yester- day while en route from Gallup. N 1 M. to California. Silvey's stopoVel here was made with the idea of as- | sisting the chamber of commerce which assistance is part of the serv- ! ice rendered by the bureau. which | ri hot al
 larger chamber of commerce here sev- eral months ago. After several con ferences with Harry Welch, secretar! l of the chamber, Silvey left last eve
 ming.
 I GOVERNOR IN NEW MEXICO T Characterizing the San Juan valle.
 as a wonderfully interesting country Gov. Thomas E. Campbell believes i
 has limitless future possibilities, ac
 cording to a message received iron him by Henri Behoteguy, his secre ) tary In his wire the governor stated that he expected to return the middl' of the coming week. Governor Camp bell has been absent in New Mexico for several days, making a series O
 talks on the Colorado river basil : propect. He has attracted large gath erings on his every appearance am has been enthusiastically received. CARD FROM ITALY-Althougl , the picture did not revive any pleas
 ant memories because the recipien
 left the scene of the photograph whel I too young to retain any definite i'm pressions, Mack Gardner, local jew P eler, yesterday received a postcar
 carrying a picture of the town o S Laurenzana, Italy, where he wa ( I,z- Y, %N Nar -1r1a $ by Dominic Donofrio, who was Dor e in Laurenzana and who Is visitin
 there now. MT. Donofrio sent brie . message with the card, saying 'tha the climate of Laurenzana, which ] about six hours ride from Naples, about the same as that of Prescott TO FUMlGATE CARS-That th , federal horticultural board will flu migate all cars which convey cot ton seed originating in regulate zones after they have been unload | ed and cleaned at the mills was th word received from Washington yes terday by Don c. Mote, state entC | mologist. The department headed | ! MT. Mote has been active in secul
 ing this measure, which is anoth' preventative against the introductio of the pink boil worm in Arizona IT \ regulated zones are in west TeXs and the eastern part of New MeXic Mir. Mote is having the same precaI tions taken relative to automobile
 used for the transportation of cottC II seed
 M FOUND NOT GUlLTY-Ivan HUI saker and Elisha Smith yesterd; were found not guilty by jury N the superior court on a charge grand larceny and were ordered r leased from custody by Judge Sta E ford. They were charged with ta
 ing a horse from W. T. Harleso \ Charles Lunsford, who pleaded gull
 to a charge of transporting into1 \ eating liquor, was sentenced \ Judge Stanford to serve ten days \ the county jail at hard labor M. R \ mirez, charged with assault with \ deadly weapon. refused to enter \ plea to the charge and the col \ entered a plea of not guilty for h E and set the case for a hearing September 6. Ramirez objected E the setting of the case but was owe \ ruled by the court and date of a trial was permitted to stand.