Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-10

reIl attended the Cattle Growers con-
TEACHERS EXAMINATION The
regular quarterly teachers examina-
ton will be held in this city on March
7 and g.
CALL FOR BiDS-Bids for paving
nine miles of the Tucson Nosales
highway have been called for F'ebru
ary 10 at Tucson. The funds for the
building of the road will be part of the
million and a half bond issue of Pima
supplemented by federal aid
The government has already approved
the project and work can start at once
if a bid is accepted A previous bid
was offered, but was rejected as too
high. 1t is estimated that the road
will cost about 100000.
ON SHORT VISTA. E. Davis,
owner of the Huachuca Water com
pany, is in the city for few days
from his home in Tombstone.
VALENTINE PARTY--A Valentine
party will be given this evening at X.
p. hall by the Brotherhood Of Amer
lean Yeoman All are invited.
RETURNING. TO cOAST-Ed T.
Murphy of the NJ J. Brandenstein Co.,
leaves tonight for San Francisco, hay
ing spent several weeks in Arizona IN
the interests of NJ. J. b. coffee aPd
the other products Of the company;
urday afternoon pupils recital at the
Arizona School of Music will be gwen
this week by little children under
years of age in piano, violin, uancihs
and expression. The program begins
at 2:30 O'Clock and the public is cor
daily invited.
gUNDELIVERED TELEGRAM =
There is a telegram at the Western
Union office for Fl. w. Langley.
ATTENTION SPANISH WAR VET
ERANS-All Spanish War veterans
who desire to take part in the parade
on February Ia are requested to meet
at the office of j. w. Crenshaw. ~
Fleming building. at 1880 p. M frluas'
February II, for the purpose OF pre-
pairing for. the parade.
COMMITTEE TO MEET-Mrs- Jo-
semi stark. chairman OF the entertain
ment committee for wives of Shriners
for the celebration the latter part OIL
this month, wishes to meet mempers
of the committee at her home. $50
North Fourth avenue, at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Working. dean of the college OF aeri-
culture of the University of Arizona. is
in phoenix attending the annual con
yention of the Arizona Cattle Growers
association. "On Monday" said Dean
working last night, I'VE registered at
the university in the college of agrl-
culture two Egyptians sent to the
United states Tor advanced study IN
agriculture One of them bears the
name of Godallah A. Godallah. The
Egyptian government has sent five
Young men to this country to study
agriculture. Two of the five are study
ing in Arizona"
TWO ENTER PLEAS. d. Schultz
Yesterday entered a plea of not guilty
,fgCi n r
Henke on two charges, one of con-
spiracy and the other of receiving
stolen government goods. He furnished
bond of $4,000 on each charge and was
released to appear for a hearing Feb
ruary Is. James Jefferson Pinkley,
negro, entered a plea of guilty 10 a
charge of conspiracy and was held to
answer to the federal court He was
committed to the county jail when he
failed to furnish bond of $4,000. II
is charged that Pinkley and Schultz
conspired together to defraud the gov
FOUND NOT GUlLTY-Carl ArgaH.
charged with forgery, yesterday was
found not guilty by jury in the su
perior court and was ordered dis
missed by Judge stanford. Argall was
alleged to have passed a check for 81
on a pool hall to which it was charged
he forged the name of his sister, Mrs.
Jane Scudder. Mrs. Scudder testified
yesterday that she had authorized her
brother to sign her name.
ASKS DISSOLUTiON-A petition
for the dissolution of the Oatman-
Pioneer Gold Mining company. an Ari-
iona corporation. was filed in the SUI
perior court yesterday by Charles S.
Seeley. a stockholder in the company
According to the petition, a resolution
authorizing the officers of the com
pany to take the necessary steps for
the dissolution of the company was
passed at meeting of the stockhold-
ers January 81, 1921. The petition
states the company has no assets and
no liabilities and has discontinued
business Seeley alleges the officers
have not taken steps to dissolve the
company and he is filing the petition
for himself and the other stockholders
The corporation has been cited by ar
order issued by Judge Lyman to APP
pear in his court F'ebruary~16 to show
cause why the petition should not be
granted.
FOUND GUiLTY-vasqual Torres
Yesterday was found guilty by a jury
IN the superior court on statutory
charge. The jury recommended elem
ency. He will be sentenced at $3.50
O'Clock on Friday morning. He is al
| legged to have committed certain of
fensive acts in the presence of a seven
year old girl.
HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE
| Santos Hernandez and Juan Garcia
yesterday entered plea of guilty be
/ fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge
of transporting Intoxicating liquor.
\ within the state and were held t,
answer to the superior court. They
were committed to the county iai
when they failed to furnish bonds o
$500 each. They are charged witt
transporting liquor from some poin
! in the county to Sixteenth avenue anC
Jackson street on Tuesday night The,
were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs \
Dewitt and r. NJ. Price after the of
ficers found four gallons of moon
| shine" whisfSey in the taxi cab il
! which the two Mexicans were riding
THESE WILL MARRY-License
to marry were issued yesterday t,
Fernando Csrrera, 25, and Florenci;
Lezargo, IS, both of Ajo: Teburci
Saldate, 81. of Liberty. and Reye
Duarte, IS, of Avondale; Juan Alvere7
46. and Carmen Regina. 16. both o
Phoenix; Felipe Cases. Is, and Jeroni
ma Gurola IS, both of Mesa erd Fred
rick Lee Smith. 90. of Cashion. an
Lula NJ. Hamilton. 80. of Phoenix
The number of high schools i'm Min
nesota has increased 1876 per cent i
the past twenty years