Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
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TRIP BY PROHIBITION DlREC- TOR-M. E. Cassidy. state prohibi- tion director. will leave this evening for a two or three days trip to the southern part of the state. He will be concerned with business connect ed with his office while absent from Phoenix.
 ASSESSED IN TWO COUNTIES? Cattle belonging to John Gleeson has been assessed in both Greenlee and Graham counties, according to R. H. Turney, who appeared before the state tax commission yesterday in behalf of MT. Gleeson and asked that the assessment be reviewed. He claimed that the Gleeson home ranch is in Graham county and that the tax should be paid into that county. The commission took the matter under advisement
 K, OF c. TO INsTALL-Marcos De Niza council, Knights of Column bus, will hold it's installation of of ficers at Elks hall at 8 o'clock Tues day evening" The installation will be under the direction of District Deputy Powers of Yuma, who will also deliver an address. All Knights are urged to attend this meeting, which is one of the most important of the winter months.
 GIVEN $500 DAMAGES-A jury in Judge Jenckes court yesterday awarded M. B. Showalter a judgment of $500 against Joseph Mishka for i in niuries alleged to have been received when Showalter was struck by an automobile driven by Mishka. | Showalter asked s7,50u. According to l the testimony, the accident occurred on the Tempe road near Nineteenth | street last winter.
 DISCUSS TRAFFIC CONTROL At the request of city officials Cap | tain Duncan of the local police de- partment spent yesterday morning in Chandler with Marshal Vance of that city outlining plans for traffic con l trol there. Captain Duncan said that Chandler would follow out the gen. eral system of traffic regulation which is now being used in Phoenix
 HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE After a preliminary hearing yester- day, Justice Nat T. Mckee held George Bragg to answer to the su- perior court on a charge of assault with deadly weapon. Bragg's bond was fixed at s1,000. Bragg is charged with hitting Mike Salgado with a | piece of drill steel. The alleged as- sault occurred several days ago in Gila Bend.
 SUES FOR INSURANcE-Claim | ing that the detendant company has failed to pay the W. s. Chamberland the loss incurred when his store building and stock of merchandise in Bowie, Ariz., was totally destroyed by fire on May 4, 1921, in accordance with the terms of the insurance pol icy he held, the Bank of Bowie yes terday brought suit against the Ari- zona Fire Insurance company for a judgment for the amount of the policy, sS,000 and s1,3s0 as fees and costs.
 EQUALIZATION ARD RE- PORTS-Proceedings Of the state board of equalization will be mailed to state and county officials, state libraries, various tax commissions and representatives of all classes oi property tomorrow. Copies of the proceedings were received from the press by the state tax commission yesterday. published data covering al activities of the commission when il sat as a board of equalization in Au- gust. The report covers the abstract of assessment rolls of each county aggregate valuation on each class ol property in the state, assessed valu- ation by general classification. bonded debt and tax levies for counties and cities, valuation of railroads. tele- phone and telegraph and mines Communications and hearings are given place in the report.