Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
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CASE cONTiNUED-By stipula- tion between R. F. L. Shepherd, coun- ty attorney, and counsel for the de- fense, the case of Vernon Peters and Joe Brown, charged with driving car while intoxicated, which was to have been heard in the court of Jus tice Nat T. Mckee yesterday morn ing, was continued until Tuesday morning. Peters and Brown were arrested early in the week by federal officers and city policemen at Fourth avenue and Washington street. Fed eral charges of transporting ana having in their possession intoxicat- ing liquors also have been filed against them. They furnished bond of $500 each for their appearance before United States Commissioner Henke.
 CALAIS ARRESTED-Joe Galas. a paroled prisoner from the state peni- tentiary, yesterday was arrested by Deputy Shsriffs Meeks and Blanco on a felony warrant charging him with driving away from the scene of an accident after causing injury without stopping to give his name, license number and address. He was placed in the county jail to await arraignment on the charge. Galas Is alleged to have struck wagon on 0OuIn AGnIfal avenue oCN oA oetS . ago with Ford car and to have left the place without stopping. He was | arrested following the accident. but was released when no charge was filed against him. The complaint was made against him by R. D. L. Shepherd, county attorney.
 ARRAIGNED ON cHARGE-Mon- roe Pickering yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Nat T. Me- l Kee on a charge of aggravated as sault. The hearing was set for Sep i tember 2S and he was committed to | the county jail under a bond of $500. The complaint was made by Colby | Thomas, who alleges Pickering | struck him on the head with rock. The charge is the result of a fight staged soutlr~of Phoenix last Sun i day. according to officers. Follow l ing the affair, Pickering swore to a complaint charging Jim Stovall with assault with a deadly weapon. but after Stovall had been arraigned on the charge Pickering asked that it be dismissed. which Justice Mckee did. Pickering charged Stovall with shooting at him six times with a revolver.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-B. H Valencia, proprietor of the Pioneer l StaDleS, yeSleTudy pledueQ iiOt s SuhtS in the superior court to a charge oi I Transporting intoxicating liquor, and | Judge Stanford set the case for tria | on october 31. He was released un- der a bond of $500. The horse and | buggy used by Valencia in the al legged transportation of the liquor
 was declared forfeited to the state
 by Judge Stanford yesterday and ar
 order issued that they be sold al
 auction by the sheriff on Monda,
 afternoon, September 26, at 1:S' l o'clock Valencia was arrested Fri
 day night by Deputy Sheriffs De.
 Witt, Blanco and Meeks after the, 4 found a gallon of white mule whisky
 in the buggy which Valencia wal
 driving down Jefferson street.
 | LEAVING FOR NoRTH-Mrs. H
 A. Guild, secretary of the state chilt
 welfare board, will leave today fo
 Prescott. where she will make a per
 sonal investigation of the cases tha
 have al ready been disposed of b,
 the board. It will be Mrs. Guild
 policy to keep in touch with the worl
 of each county, and the individua
 cases will also receive her attention
 Leaving the north. she will go t
 Yuma, which is the only county in thu
 state that has not yet completed it
 organization.