Arizona republican., 1921-02-17
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NOW CAPT. PEART-Richard H. Peart has been appointed a captain as signed to Company II 1JSth Infantry Arizona National Guard for duty at Casa Grande according to the an nouncement made yesterday by Waiter & Ingalls,. adjutant general. Don T.. Peart was appointed first lieutenant and Dillon !. Perry, second lieutenant, and assigned to the same company
 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT RETURNS C. l.. Ashley, chief accountant with the state land department. returned yes terday from Clifton where he sold a section of public land at it's appraised value of S3,215 to the Arizona Copper company
 MRS. H. C. LocKETT IMPROVES The condition of MT. H. C. Lockett is somewhat better, although she is still haustion and heart complications brought on by the prolonged illness and recent death of her husband
 JITNEY DANCE FRIDAY - The board of directors of the Woman s club will give a jitney dance at the club home Friday evening. Dancing will be enjoyed from S:30 until Il: 30 o'clock.
 RETURNS MAN TO PHOENIX Inspector E. G. Grove of the Phoenix police department arrived yesterday from Los Angeles with Lee Crane, wanted here on charge. or grand lar ceny. Crane was arrested by Los An geles officers on advice from Sheritf John Montg gomery.
 DAVE MERCER ILl-Dave Mercer. assistant chief of the fire department and superintendent of the fire alarm system. is confined to his home, 9l4 Eighth street with illness. His condi- ton is not serious, it was announced.
 LOS ANGELES FINANCiER HERE
 z ralG N has large interests in Superior was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. Mr. Stef- fens is vice president and manager of the Superior Light and Power company and a director of the Bank of Superior.
 TO YUMA FOR HEARlNG-David F. Johnson. chairman Of the corpora tion commission. left last evening for Yuma where he will conduct number of automobile hearings including the application of the Gadsden Commercial company to operate freight between Gadsden and Yuma. He will also in vestigate the rates and charges or the Tnderhil Transfer company which IS alleged to have cut rates to secure the freight business between Yuma and Somerton.
 FINED FOR KILLING ANTELOPE William H. Bokker was fined $10 and charged with the court costs of S5o for killing an antelope The fine was i'm posed by the presiding officer of a Flagstaff justice court for violation of the state game law. Joe V. Prochaska state game warden, was the complain ant
 months old shepherd female dog at ths first store on the west side of the street south of the Center street bridge wants
 COMES TO VISIT MoTHER-Mrs Elisha Powers of Holton. Maine. ar rived in Phoenix recently for two months visit with her mother. Mrs Nada Stewart, 325 North seventh street
 THESE WILL MARRY = Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to F. M Meranda, 3S, and J. M. Condo. 21 both of Morristown; and Adolfo Gar cia. 90. and Elena Hernandez AS, both of Phoenix.
 FORD CAR STOLEN Ford cal belonging to J. J. McNulty was stoler from a parking pace on North Firs street between Adams and Monroe street some time between and 10: 3t o'clock last night, the owner reported to police headquarters. The car bore Arizona license No. 5116.
 FILES SECOND $5o.00o SUIT = ' Declaring that the estate of his wife Emma C. Holland, has been damaged I 10 the extent of $50,000 by her death ! l. 1T. Holland. as administrator of thu estate. yesterday brought suit agains Mrs Virginia Ames; her husband, w ". B. Ames; Otto Mehr and David P Noailes, asking for judgment. Or December 31 MT. Holland brought sui against Mrs. Ames and her husband in which he alleged he had been dam aged to the extent of s50,000 by tn death of his wife. Mrs. Holland diet Sunday night, December F, from in
 iuries received from a falling laml post at the corner of Central avenu and Monroe street that had beel knocked down by an automobile driv
 en by Mrs. Ames.
 CHARGE BOYS WITH FRAUD = Charged with attempting to circulat
 worthless money, that is, a SIC ban note of the Madero regime in Mexico Henry NIaultby, 19, Thomas Packard l5, and Pedro Clavera, 26, were ar rested by Officers Williams and Me