Arizona republican., 1921-02-13

ford on next Tuesday morning. They are alleged to have transported four gallons of "moonshine' whisky from unknown point in the county to Eff teenth avenue and Jackson street where they were arrected by deputies from the sheriffs ofHEe who overlook the taxi they were riding in.
 CHARGED WITH klDNAPPING- Juaquin Meranda yesterday was ar ragned before Justice Henry J. Sullf- van on charge of Kidnapping. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish bond of $300., The preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The complaint was made by Carkea Me dina from her home in Litchfield and kept her for several days. Mrs. Me dina says she found the girl In Me randa's home and took her back home. Meranda was arrested yesterday morn ing in Litchfield by Deputy Sheriff F. L. Meeks.
 ENTERTAlNS AT RANCH HOME Judge and Mrs. R. c. Van Fleet of San Francisco entertained MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Morrison at dinner at the Ranch House Friday evening. Judge Van Fleet is holding a term of United States court here. assisting U. $. Dis trict Judge William H. Sawtelle.
 IN COUNTY JAIL, 52-Business in Sheriff John Montgomery's hotel back of the court house is falling off, ac- cording to Jailer Paul Jones. Yester- day there were only g prisoners in the county jail, Jones said. and F of this number are prisoners held for the federal officers. Of the 40 county prisoners in the jail, two are juveniles and one is a woman On Jan. 2S, there were IS prisoners in jail, JaiIer Jones said, which is the high mark for this winter.
 BUYS BUsINEss-Tharpe clean- itorium, in the Hotel Adams building, for several years owned by Jack Tharpe, has been purchased by w. T.. Quinn, who has been MT. Tharpe's cleaner for the past two years.
 FOLEY FUNERAL MONDAY = Funeral services for Andrew l.. Foley, who died at his home, 240 North First street, Friday night, will be held from the H. M Maus chapel. all North First avenue, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Bishop J. R. Price will have charge of the services. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. GOVERNOR SIGNS H. B. 13 = Governor Thomas E. Campbell yes terday signed House Bill 13 which makes an appropriation of s5,000 to the secretary of state, to be applied on the motor vehicle business of the de- partment. The bill carries the emer- gency clause.
 TO TRAIN MINE FOREMEN - Training courses for mine foremen will be started in Copper Hill and Globe this week, according to James T. Ky an, supervisor of trades and industries, who will leave today for Gila county MT. Ryan, however. is not going to Gila county solely for the purpose of start ing the new classes but Will also de- vote his attention while there to as- sisting in the organization of trade classes in Miami.
 COMPANY TO ExPLAlN-That the Arizona Gas and Electric company at Nogales does not operate on the half a loaf is better than none" plan is the charge made by Leonardo Gomez who alleges that when he bought his elec- tric power from the Nogales Electric Light company his gas service was discontinued by the other concern. Co., meg has brought his troubles to the corporation commission, with the re- suit that hearing relative to service rules of the Arizona Gas and Electric company will be held in Nogales on Thursday. Ben Ferguson, engineer with the commission, will conduct the hearing.