Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
TWO CASES APPEALEp-Two ap-

TWO CASES APPEALED-Two ap- peals from judgments rendered by the city court were filed in the superior court yesterday. Lulu Wright, who on January 3, 1921, was found guilty by City Magistrate Thomas on a charge of violating the city social or dinance and fined $100 and 50 days ill jail, filed an appeal from the decision. The bond for appeal was $500. J. R. Bailey, who was found guilty by City Magistrate Thomas on January 6, Of selling or attempting to sell intoxl- eating liquors and given sentence of 30 days in jail and a fine of $500, ap- pealed the decision. The appeal bond was $500.
 SUES FOR $15oo - Declaring that the defendant refuses to pay a balance of $500 due for his services as truck driver and mechanic for 510 days, ]. H. Bender yesterday brought suit against M. J. McShane asking for a judgment. Bender alleges he entered into an agreemen on April l, 1919, to work for McShane at $500 a day for 90 days, after which the wage was to be S7.00 a day. After working 510 days, he says, he was discharged without cause. His total salary for the time, he alleges, was S3,400, from which should be deducted his board and money advanced by McShane for
 
 to $2.000.
 ASK DISSOLUTION Petition for the dissolution of the Ranger Refin- ing company. an Arizona corporation, was filed yesterday in the superior court by c. F. Ainsworth. attorney for the corporation. According to the pe- tition, a resolution was passeo at a meeting of the stockholders neid in Phoenix May 20, 1920, authorizing the directors to dispose of all assets. The sale of the property was made May 2, 1 the petition states, and the resolution ! to dissolve was adopted July A, 1920. 1 An order was issued yesterday by Judge Lyman citing the corporation | to appear in his court Jan. Is at l 80 o'clock to show cause why the petition | should not be granted.
 FINED TEN DOLLARS-Tom Stone yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan to charge of sim pie assault and was fined SIC. 4 charge of aggravated battery against him was dismissed. According to the complaints filed in the case, Stone attempted to embrace Nellie williams while they were picking cotton north east of Phoenix several days ago, an6 she called for assistance from Tony Majnerich. The latter, the complaint stated, came to her aid and q figh ensued ill which Stone was alleged tt have beaten Majnerich with a rock.
 RETURNS HOME--Mrs. Harry r Olmstead, $40 North Fifteenth street returned home yesterday after three weeks visit in Los Angeles and Glen dale, Calf.
 ILLINOIS MAN HERE-Dr. William
 Penn Mccartney of Champagne, III , is here for an indefinite stay. HOLDS CONFERENCE-Dr. Z Causey of Douglas, director of vener
 cal disease with the bureau of publi } health, was in the city yesterday fo
 a conference with state health off
 cials.
 ALL DAY MMETING-The Wednes day Afternoon Social circle of tn
 Isaac district will hold an all day meet ing next Wednesday at the home (
 Mrs. Guy Acuff. to sew fer a need family. All members are requested { come prepared to sew.
 GIVING HOUSE PARTY-Mr. an . Mrs. Francis Geary are entertainin
 d house party fl their home, 90e Mort Fourth avenue, their guests includin MT and Mrs. J. Henry Harbeck (
 Appleton, Wis, parents of Mrs. Gear.
 and her brother Robert and sister Ro
 salind.