Arizona republican., 1921-09-16

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 RYAN GOES TO coAsT-w. E.. Ryans legal advisor to the state land | department, left last evening for Los Angeles.
 HOME FROM fALiFoRNIA-Mrs. Arthur J. Ford returned Thursday from a two months absence On the Californian coast.
 HOME FROM SUMMER OUTING Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler returned yesterday from the California coast resorts where she spent the summer months.
 HOME FROM ST. PAUL-MissI Esther Sehindler, of the governors office, returned yesterday from St. Paul where she sunlmered. She will return to her duties at the state house today.
 TELEGRAMs FOR slx-There are telegrams at the Western Union of flee for Hugh Mason, Thomas J. Croaff. Mrs. R. NJ. Pineetl, Mrs. w. T. Pierce. Harry Wagner and Hazel Morgan
 BACK TO PRIVATE PRACTICE O. E. Schupp, who served as special assistant to the attorney general dur ing the summer months, has returned to private practice and is established at 20s Heard building.
 CHECKING SANTA CRUZ Es- YATES Raymond Earhart, state treasurer, is in Santa Cruz county, checking estates for the purpose of ascertaining whether inheritance tax is due the state.
 RETURNS FROM coAsT-Miss Layle Stephens. daughter of Ed Ste phens, secretary of the livestock sani- fxar.1 1ory fr-rrV l the California coast where he spent | the summer with relatives. Miss Stephens is a popular member of the
 high school set.
 Thomas P. Johnson of the state high way department. senior vice con- mander of the local post of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars. left last night for the east to attend the an- nual convention of the organization.
 EXTENDS TlME-The corporation | commission yesterday granted the I Southern Pacific railroad corporation an extension of time to complete two l railroad crossings at Casa Grande 1 which were to have been finished to- l day. months extension was al- I lowed.
 I WOULD RUN STAGE LINES T. l L. Gaylen of Phoenix and F. c. Harris | or IO1iGSOn 1GSktIhdl AttCu oPRaA>-d- l tions with the corporation conlmis- Il sion for certificates of convenience ,l and necessity to operate stage lines between Phoenix and the Cave Creek dam site. No date has as yet been
 set for the hearings.
 T RUBBER NECK WAGON FOR Il TUCSON Tucson will have a
 sightseeing bus if the corporation commission grants the application of
 A. B. Scheppke who has asked for
 permission to operate bus tH the Old Pueblo. Schepplxe now operates service cars in Tucson and also tc Pastime park.
 I THESE WILL MARRY-Licensel to marry were issued yesterday t Milton B. Bartlett, %. and Edni
 Bowers. 24, both of Phoenix; Marti mano Gnozales. 35, and Aurelia LIS sarragos. 20, both of Goodyear; an' Paul P. Clark, 35, of Long Beach Calf. and Vivian M. Clark, "A, o Seattle. Wash.
 ' SENTENCE, susPENDED-A Afte !, a hearing yesterday before Justic
 Henry J. Sullivan, charge of as
 sault with a deadly weapon agains 7 Houston Mayfield was reduced to misdemeanor to which he pleade e guilty. He was given a suspende e jail sentence of 90 days by Justic ~ : conduct himself correctly for the nes TROOP MEETS TONIGHT = There will be meeting of Troop O Boy Scouts. at Trinity Cathedral, to i. night at o'clock. Dr. A. D. Newborn t who is to assist Dean Scarlett in thi : department, has outlined a fine pro f gram for the year, consisting of ad rff dresses. hikes. sports in the open an d general scouting instructions. Thi d is to be reorganization night e GOES AFTER ARRESTED MA 1t Deputy Sheriff H. C. Parsons le IS Phoenix last night for Dequeen, Al
 kansas, where he will take charge - Greer Smith, who is held in Dequee -i for the local authorities Smith r. wanted in Phoenix on a statutol st charge. Application for extraditie P papers were taken by Deputy Pa ' ARRESTED IN LOS ANGELES II night from Los Angeles. O. R. Ma, n ard is under arrest in that city ar
 Is held for the local authorities. F ' will waive extradition the vii
 states, and an officer will be sel , after him today Mayard is wants I here on a charge of bogus checl # preferred by Henry snT H- a Hos9hsiss; 1,TH OHAn1E VIVIAN SN' SAULT-Beatrice Delado yesterdi
 was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gi
 bert Blanco on warrant chargil i, her with assault with dead ? weapon. She was placed in t
 county jail and will be arraigned
 the charge today. She is charg n with stabbing Faviana De la Ian | in the breast with a stiletto abo
 two weeks ago. Since the affa | the officers say. De la Lama h pI been confined in St. Joseph's hospii ! but will recover unless complicatio arise
 'l GUILTY ON LIQUOR CHARGE l o. F. Jenkins, who was found gull . by a jury in the superior court SC
 eral days ago, on a charge Of man i, featuring intoxicating liauor. yeste day was sentenced by Judge Stanfo
 to serve two years in the county ]
 in addition to paying fine of s30 l This is the maximum sentence und the law for the offense. Jenki } was arrested by deputies from t
 sheriffs office after they found t - stills, several gallons of mash and = gallons of "moonshine' whisky in - mine tunnel in the McDowell mou
 tains north of Phoenix.
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