Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-01
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GRANTED DIVORcE-Martha T.
Mcintosh yesterday was granted a
divorce from Dean Mcintosh by Judge
Stanford. and the suit of Maud E.
Griffen for a decree from George H.
Griffen was taken under Amusement
after a hearing.
ON ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGE
w. A. Ritter yesterday was ar
raigned before Justice Henry ].
Sullivan on a charge of embezzle-
ment and the hearing of the case was
set for Saturday morning. Ritter
was committed to the county jail in
default of a bond of $780,
CHARGE DISMi SED = On
grounds of lack of evidence, Justice
Henry ]. Sullivan yesterday dis
missed a charge Of grand larceny
against J. T. Martin and E. Smith.
They were charged with removing
about $50 worth of property belong
ing to S. NJ. Lockhart from mining
claim near Cave Creek.
MARRIAGE LIcENSES-Licenses
to marry We're issued yesterday to
John F. German, "a. and Ruth Irene
Bruce, II, both of Phoenix. Felix
Ferrieda, 81, and Mary PacheeesA %,
both of Phoenix; Mike Batna, 35. or
Globe, and Katria Piocevich, 25, of
Phoenix.
SENTENCED TO PRISoN-Ber-
nard Collin. who was found guilty on
Tuesday by jury in the superior
court on a charge of obtaining money
by means of fraud and deception,
yesterday was sentenced by Judge
Stanford to serve from one to three
years in the state penitentiary.
TO GIVE ORGAN RECITAL-A
second series of organ recitals will
be given by Mrs. Blanche Port Run
yam at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The first recital will take
place on Monday evening. Dec. 5, at
o'clock Mrs. Cora C. Turpie, con-
tralto, will be the assisting soloist.
There will be silver offering.
CRITICALLY ILL-Mrs. James A
Estabrook is reported to be in very
critical condition at her home here
637 North Third avenue. She has
been seriously i'll for the past two
weeks and yer little hope is held for
her recover. A son, David r. Esta-
brook, is expected to arrive here
from Warren, Ohio, today, and an
other son, L. G. Estabrook, is ex-
pected to arrive from San Jose, Calf
BALSZ PIT. A. MEETING-The
Balsz Parent Teacher association
will meet at the Balsz school house
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
After the business session there will
be a short musical entertainment
following which Miss Ethel Taulk OF
Tempe, graduate of domestic science
will speak on NAL Nutrition and
What Mothers Can and Should Do
This subject is an important one, and
a large attendance at the meeting is
desired.
HELD FOR U. S. cOURT-Mars-
elo Navarro yesterday was held to
answer to the federal court by United
States Commissioner Henke on a
charge of having intoxicating liquor
in his possession. He was committed
to the county Jail under a bond OF
$3.50 which he stated he would fur
nish later. According to the testi-
mony of officers, they found two bot
ties of "moonshine' whislley in Ma
yarros house and Is bottles of the
same liquid hidden in the yard.
CASE CONTlNUED-On account
of the Illness of J. ]. Cox, who was
seriously injured when an Arizona
Eastern railway train struck the au-
tomobile he was driving on Armistice
| day, the case of the state against
| Robert Lindsay, colored, charged
| with manslaughter. yesterday was
| postponed by Judge Stanford unit
Jan. II. 1922. MI Cox yesterday
was reported to be regaining strength
| rapidly and expects to resume his
| law practice shortly after Jan. l
| Peyton H. Smith, law partner of Mr.
| Cox was killed in the accident.
ON CHECK CHARGE-Harfy B
| Reid yesterday was arraigned be
| fore Justice Nat T. Mckee on ;
| charge of passing a fictitious checl
| and the hearing of the case was sci
| for Dec. 6. Reid was committed K
| Jail under a bond of $1,000 He is
| alleged to have given the Western
| Auto Supply company a check fol
| $3.50. payable to Blaine Furchgot
| and signed with the name Genera
American Tank Car company, by
| James c. Hillman." The check wa:
drawn on a Tulsa. Okla, bank anC
it is charged no such person as Hill
| man exists.
| HEARING POSTPONED-The ex
tradition hearing of Abram Minium
wanted in Chicago on the charg
of operating a confidence game, Sc
for this morning, has been postpone'
until Wednesday morning, according
to the announcement made yester
day by Ernest r. Hall. acting gov
ernor. Mr.. Minium, who is a we
known mining man of ella county
has asked for a continuance on tn
ground that mis- counsel win be un
able to be in Phoenix before the mid
die of the coming week.
MINER kILlED-A. n. Lewis.
miner employed by the United East
ern Mining company at Oatman, wa
killed yesterday, according to repor
received by Jack White, state min
inspector. from Roy W. Moore, su
perintendent of the mine. The acct
dent occurred when Lewis, who wa
a shoveler was working on the so
foot slope. He was fatally injured b
falling rock, the message from tn
mine stated. Mr.. White has directe
Matthew Hill, deputy mine inspecto
at Prescott, to investigate the acci
dent.
BOY INJURED. Rosene, a DO
who lives at SIS East Willetta stree
/ was thrown from his bicycle and sc
1 verely, injured last night when h
collided with an automobile. Rosen
/ was riding his bicycle with two 9th
4 err boys on Fifth avenue near Adam
street at the time of the acciden
about 6 O'Clock last night He We
/ knocked to the pavement and sus
tanned severe scalp wounds. DIR. ]
w. Baum attended him at st. il
seph hospital and took several stitcf
es in the boys head. At late hot
L last night he was reported to I
resting easy and to be out of dang,
of any serious complications as a RI
\ suit of the fall.
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