Arizona republican., 1921-09-22

HOME FROM COAST-Mrs. Ed
 ward F. Parker and children of 2114
 North Central avenue returned Sat
 urday from the coast, where they
 spent the summer months.
 UNDELVERED TELEGRAMS-
 The Western Union is holding tele
 grams for Alvin c. Stalsberg, J. M. Bell, BeAtha Adamson. Monroe liar
 ris. Victoria Peibak and Southwest ern Cement and Plaster Products company.
 FOUND GUILTY = Henry Hoff-
 man yesterday &as found guilty by jury in the superior court on a charge of dfsposing of intoxicating liquor and will be sentenced by Judge Stanford on Friday morning. Hoffman was charged with disposing
 of the liquor to William Butler on
 August g.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to
 Enos Long. 35. and Ruth Young, 19. both of Scottsdale, Thomas II. Adams, 23. of Mesa, and Dolores Lopez. 20, of Chandler; Ramon Leon, 46, and JQsefa Manrique, 3S, both of Phoenix; Thomas Valasquez. 21, and Antonio Garcia, IT, both of Marinette CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY-Little Harry Buckingham celebrated his eighth birthday Sunday with a pa triotic party Decorations were red, white and blue and eight mineature silk American flags took the place of candles on the white cake. Games were played on the lawn, after which refreshments were served. The
 guests numbered fifteen.
 AUDITING RECORDS-J. S. Dull, auditor representing James s. Doug las, who it is said pays one-thirtieth of the taxes fn Arizona, who is checking up the different offices in l his examination of the land depart ment He is now engaged in audit 1 ing the records of the state treasurer. l RECEIVE ARMS-A shipment of rifles, bayonets, pistols and cartridges was received by headquarters com pany of the Arizona National Guard yesterday, according to notification sent to Waiter s. Ingalls,, adjutant | general. The shipment does not com
 plete the equipment of the company, | which was organized here last May, ASKS S25, 5000 IN SUiT-Damages | to the extent of $25,000 alleged to have been sustained while employed 1 by the defendant as foreman of one of its mills was asked yesterday in
 a suit filed by J. T. Glasgow against the Arizona Egyptian Cotton com pany. Glasgow alleges that on March | 2, while he was engaged in unclog- I ging machine, his foot was caught | in a conveyor attached and his right
 foot and leg crushed, making him
 permanently lame.
 BOTH FILE COMPLAINTS
 While William Wetzler was in the court of Justfc Henry J. Sullivan yesterday swearing to a complaint charging c. c. Harden with aggra-
 vated assault. Harden was in the l county attorneys office getting out a
 complaint charging Wetzler with threatening to commit an offense.
 Harden was arrested later and ar | raigned before Justice Sullivan. The complaints followed a dispute and personal encounter between the two
 men over crop of potatoes. Both
 are ranchers west of Phoenix.
 TWO MINE BULLETINS - The bureau of mines, department of the
 interior, has announced through the chamber of commerce the publication
 of two bulletins and one technical paper, which may be obtained by | sending the price of the publications
 to the superintendent of documents.
 government printing office. Wash ington, D. C. The bulletins are "The
 Pennsylvania Mining Statutes" {"
 priced at s1, and Petroleum Laws
 of All America" priced at 40 cents.
 The technical parer is "An Analysis of Iowa Goals" and sells for cents.