Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
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 HOME FROM coAST-Jack. Syl- via. owner of Jacks Buck garage on West Jefferson street. has returned from a months visit on the coast.
 MUCH RAIN IN NORTH-Arthur La Prade, attorney, returned yester- day from a business visit to Hol- brook. He reported plenty of rain ia the northern part of the state and ex- cellent pasture.
 CAPT. PEART IN CITY = Cap tain Dick Pearts of the machine gun company of the national guard at | Casa Grande, was in the city yester- day on business connected with the office of the adjutant general
 NEW BOY ARRIVES = A. J. Barnes, of North Eleventh street; | doesn't see what people have to | complain of concerning the times. He is happy and contented in con sequence of the arrival of a boy at his home last Friday morning, the third addition to his family.
 FARM BUREAU TO MEET-The Scottsdale farm bureau will hold it's regular meeting at 7:45 o'clock to- morrow. evening. Ralph Murphy will deliver an address on citrus fruits, and G. c. Baker, of the Arizona Packing company. will make a short talk on Hogs. .I I HELD TO coURT-Following a 1 preliminary hearing yesterday, Jeff L. Smith, was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Henry J. Sullivan on a charge of removing mortgaged property from the state ,,l without the consent of the holder of 4 the mortgage. He was committed to the county jail under a bond of s1.000. Il TUCSON RANGE IS MEANT-In ! a statement the other day regarding ] the restoration of the militia rifle ) range to the public domain it was range east of this city,. The area meant was the range which some years ago was set apart for the use :. of the militia east of Tucson. GOES TO PREPARE CAMP - Colonel Hanigan, instructor -inspec- 7 tor of the national guard. left last ], night for Fort Bliss to assist in put nI ting finishing touches on the ar 7 engagements for the artillery encamp- ment beginning August 22. Lieuten- g ant Pulliam of the Flagstaff, battery 3 will leave this morning With ten en- { listed men for Fort Bliss. The two O batteries of the national guard will ! start on August 21
 PoSTPoNEMENT IS ASKED = g A communication was received at the office of the attorney general : yesterday from George Purdy Bull lard asking that the hearing in the Q contempt case instituted by the state corporation commission against the Arizona Eastern railroad company be . continued until September 4, follow ing the expiration of his vacation The hearing has been set for August 29.
 MouRNs LOST Doc-.Frisco,' : a collie, is missing. and at the home s of MT. and Mrs. c. C. Moore, 71s : Coronado road. wo-and half e year-old Junior is in tears because his playmate is gone. The collie :. disappeared from the Moore home ; Saturday night, and anyone knowing ,. his whereabouts is asked to call 5664 i. The dog Is a large yellow and whit, t collie with white spot on his fact ;. and answers to his name.
 : BOY BITTEN BY DOG-Glenl
 Coffey "a 14-year-old boy living a s 917 North Seventh street, was bitter o on the leg by a dog yesterday after 2, noon, according to report to thu . sheriffs office. The attack occurred dDOdI 1.OV U CiOCh dt &NlHlk dNCii0' I, and Sherman street and the boy wa 2, taken at once to the office of Dr 2, George E. Goodrich for treatment # The teeth of the dog inflicted
 wound one-half inch deep in the cal
 of the left leg, pr. Goodrich said
 Deputies of the sheriffs office. ac
 companied by young Coffey. vii IT make search for the dog this morn IT ing in order that a test can be-mad iee to see If the animal is afflicted wit <, lu hydrophobia. The dog is describe II as being a small brown woolly ami
 mal
 MARKET CHANGES HANDS
 Brennan Stubblefield and Fran
 Gleason have purchased the 70 K
 meat market, 505 East Washingto
 street from w. M. Trammel and wi if conduct a retail shop. The chang
 took place Monday. Both men wei
 formerly located at Jerome but re F. centIy disposed of their business thel he ] to locate in Phoenix. MT. Gleason at a brother Of William Gleason ar H. Dennis Gleason. proprietors of u
 Valley Clothing company and M
 Stubblefield was member of u IL 158th Infantry. Both men are wt
 known in Phoenix They will mail
 tain delivery service in connectit
 with the shop. They will be pleas,
 to meet their many friends at the
 new location.
 ESCAPES CHAIN GANc-whI
 working with the county chain gal
 on a road about Six miles west Phoenix yesterday afternoon, Ju;
 Felix, one of the county prisoner
 took French leave of his guards al
 fellow prisoners and is now a fus
 tive from justice. As a result of t
 escape, Sheriff Montgomery has is
 sued an order to the jailers not
 permit the chain gang to go out
 work on the roads until further n
 tice. The fourteen prisoners we
 working in a line beside a colt
 field and Felix is thought to ha
 watched his chance and escaped 1T
 the cotton field. The chain ga
 was put in operation by Sher
 Montgomery at the request of 1
 county prisoners several weeks al
 Under the system, the prisoners SC
 fenced to Jail terms were allow
 two days for each day they work . on the gang.