Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
GRAND LARCENY

''SAS kiCo III 1StcIHDeT, 1S1U. Tie asks for the custody of their three
 ON BOARD OF EMBALMERs- Three new members of the state board of embalmers were announced yesterday by Governor Thomas E. Campbell to serve for two-year per iods- H. NJ. Maus of Phoenix, John I. | Reilly of Tucson. and Fred H. Jones | of Globe were named by the governor | TAKEN TO PRISON-Daniel Ala i manga. who was sentenced Tuesday | i by Judge J. s. Jenckes to serve from | l one to three years in the sta.e peni- | l tentiary on a charge of passing bo- l bus checks, was taken to Florence l yesterday by a special officer from the sherfff's office to begin serving l his term.
 WANTS FREIGHT LINE RIGHT I-An application for a permit to I operate a passenger and freight line over the new state highway between Prescott and Jerome was filed yester- day by Jacob Greene of Prescott. The matter will be heard by the cor I poration commission in Prescott August 3.
 | HELD YUMA HEARING-Mem- bers of the corporation commission returned yesterday from Yuma. where they held a conference with the Yuma Light, Gas and Water com pany relative to rates The company applied for an increase in gas rates following the complaint of the people relative to the service. The matter has not yet been satisfactorily , worked out
 ? MUCH RAIN AT WINkELMAN- f "We have had more rain.in the Win i. kelman district in the last two weeks than at any other time in the his . tory of that section" J. J. Anderson. Ia nrnrpinpnt acaf .dax 2 reported to the live stock sanitary board. MT. Anderson said that range conditions between Winkelman and Hayden were excellent
 NO OPPOSITION TO SALE No n opposition was presented when L. w. Guilliams yesterday asked the cor l poraticn couMsssion for permission : : to sell rights and equipments of the r Phoenix Buckeye Arlington stage to s the Union Auto Transportation com pany of Phoenix. Guilliams claimed
 tha towing to i'll health of a 1eylber is of his family he was compelled tc n leave the state. ' BLUE skYn coNvENTloN- " Loren Vaughn, member of the cor
 poration commission. and Stanley , Williamson, secretary to the commis
 sion, have been delegated to attend l. the National Association of Security Commissioners annual meeting whicl l. will be held in Washington on Sep.
 tember $, ' and 8. State executive.
 who have the administration of tn, x blue sky" laws of the several state '. make up the association.
 w. O. w. TO MEET-The Wood Y, men of the World cannot be daunte, "a by little thing like a rain storm lc therefore there was a good d-size T. crowd out last Monday evening t show that they were not going to b | fn1 nv, xlz~-
 is to be full initiation work an 7 everyone is asked to turn out and d his full duty. There also is import ant business to be transacted. | there are any candidates to be initi p ated it is urged that they be presen MORE FOOD NEEDED Tn ladies of the distribution committe Ll of the Associated Charities announc Fl that they are in need of salvage
 foods, vegetables, milk and breat . The suggestion is also made that no
 that the melon shipping season
 ended and that there are man
 melons in the fields. gifts of melor
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Crispi
 LaguR yesterday pleaded not guilt
 before Justice Nat T. Mckee to
 charge of malicious mischief and W;
 released on his own recognizance
 appear for trial this morning. IT
 cOmplalnl was naOe by Ed ROmle
 who charges that Laguna tore up Il
 floor of the front porch of the res
 dence at 1115 East Washington stre
 with intent to deface the building.
 TWO DivORCES GRANTED-T1
 divorces and one annulment of ma riage were granted yesterday
 Judge Jenckes. The marriage
 Achilles Lambard and Aurora Lar . bard was annulled on the groun
 that she had a former husband livi from whom she was not legally sep
 rated at the time of her maria
 with Achilles. Ethel Vaughn Fran
 lin was granted a decree of divol
 from Milo M. Franklin on grounds
 cluelty, and Milton D. Tombler W
 given a decree from Laura F. To
 bier on grounds of cruelty.
 Fl SETe TIME TO ANSWER-T
 city of Phoenix. the mayor, the c ,s manager, the city commission a :. \ the Western Steel and Pipe compa were granted until August by Juc ns J. s. Jenckes yesterday to file d" answer to the suit of the Arizc re Steel Pipe and Tank company, ask
 for an order to restrain the c | from carrying out the provisions
 \ its contract with the Western st III 30-inch pipe and asking that the c,
 tract be declared void. A tempor
 order to restrain the city from car )F ing out the contract was granted S
 eral days ago by Judge Jenckes
 yesterday he issued an order fix the bond for the order at $10, ,000.
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