Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
GRAND LARCENY IS CHARGE

GRAND LARCENY IS CHARGE- Harry Cartmel yesterday was arr raigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of grand larceny. He to appear for examination on Sept. 20.
 CHARGED WITH ASsAU IT. Beatrice Delgado yesterday was ar raigned before Justice, Henry J. Sul- liyan on charge of assault with for Saturday, Sept. "A, and she was committed. to the county jail under bond of $500. She is charged with making an assault upon Faviano de Ia Lama with a knife. According to the officers, she stabbed de la Lama in the chest, inflicting severe gash.
 WITH NEW CoMPANY-J. T.. Woolsey, former assistant secretary of the Arizona American Egyptfon Cotton Growers association, is now connected with the Hammels & Hirst company, 213 West Monroe street, where. he will handle all kinds of property, rentals. investments and cotton. MI. Woolsey is well known m the valley and has been connected with the cotton growers association since it's beginning.
 LEAVES TODAY FOR WILCOX
 Mrs. H. A. Morgan, member or the chnd welfare board, will return today to her home in Wilcox after a week in Phoenix where she held daily con- ferences with Mrs. H. A. Child. chair man of the state board. Mrs. Thomas J. Hudspeth of Kingman and Mrs. F. E. A. Kimball of Tucson who att | tended the conference early in the week feturned to their homes on Wednesday. Miss Helen Morgan, who accompanied her mother to Phoenix, will enter the state univer- sity at Tucson, leaving for the south within the next few days. STATE GAS TAX DECLINES Road conditions in August were re- | sponsible for the reduction of the re- | ceipts from the state gasoline tax fund which for last month fotaled | $12,000 which was $1 900 less than the amount collected by Ernest Hall. sec retary of state, for the month of July
 Heavy rains throughout the state curtailed the use of automobiles. said
 the secretary. This he said was par l ticularly true between Prescott and
 Phoenix and the highways in the l southern part of the state.
 BACK TO FORMER POSITION
 Miss Ruth Betts, daughter of Amos n. sion, has returned to her duties as 2 | clerk to the commission after sew | eral months absence.
 0 WOULD SELL SHARES = Tn, NC4 Silver Mining company of Pres colt yesterday filed an application with the corporation commission fol
 permission to sell 100000 shares o l stock, 50000 shares at 50 cents. 50,- 900 at 65 cents, 50,000 at 75 cents and 50,000 at $1, the par value of the stool
 being 10. cents The company incor. porated in May 1919. with capitali-
 zation of s15o.000 divided into 1,500.- GOO shares and secured permit tt sell a certain amount of stock. IT seeking the renewal the officials Q
 the company claim that the compafi,
 has sunk a shaft so feet deep on it. property in the Hassayampa mining district. According to the statemen
 of Eli S. Perkins. secretary of th' company, the development work in
 eludes $50 feetsof drifting and cross
 cutting retimbering of the old tunnel
 building of roads. camps. blacksmith
 shops and stables. No action has a yet been taken by the commission. HOME FROM CALiFoRNiA-Ml , and Mrs. E. A. Spaulding and thei { daughter Miss Martha Spauidin !, have returned from the summers ab sence on the Californian coast.
 , RETURNS FROM SAN FRAN
 CISCO-Mrs. P. R. Mines, wife C : the immigration commissioner. hs f returned from a three months ab 5 sence in San Francisco and Los An P geles.
 TO RETURN FROM vENic I STAY-Mrs. Robert Solosth will re 7 turn Monday from a summers vaca
 ton spent at Venice.