Arizona republican., 1921-07-20
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cocHlsE DEPUTY HEREIN. P. Cosby, field deputy of the state game wardens department for Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pima counties, was in the city yesterday for a conference with Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden.
 TWO LICENSES ISSUED-Lic- enses to marry were issued yesterday | to John H. Patton. 40, and Creole May | Hand. 36, both of Phoenix; and Mans field Dooly, 23, and Jessie Smothers, | IS, both of Glendale.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS -l The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Vest | ern Union: George Garhart, T. J. Hill | c. N. Zander. Mrs. Clara c. Williams. | Reliable Agency, George w Cape, c. c. Banner.
 LEAVE FOR cALlFORNIA-Mrs. J. A. Anderson and daughter left last evening for an extended stay in Call fornia The early part of her visit will be spent with her parents, MT. and Mrs. M F. Dougherty, who are stopping at Long Beach California. sUNFLoWER CLUB SOCIAL The Sunflower club will give a so- cial this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Graham, 7G9 West Washington street. There will be good music, a good program and refreshments.
 DIVoRcEs GRANTED TWo-Two decrees of divorce were granted yes- terday in the superior court. Nora Freestead was granted a decree by Judge Lyman from Rosein Freestead on grounds of desertion, and Hazel Neal was given a decree by Judge 1 Jenckes from Ben Neal on grounds of cruelty.
 DELEGATE TO REPORT = The local lodge of the Loyal Order Of Moose will meet this evening. Brother William A. stern. delegate to the recent convention, will give a re- port of the convention and of Moose heart. He has some important .in- formation to give and desires every Moose present. There will be a big cantaloupe feed after the business session. There also is to be class | initiated
 | CONVICTED BY JURY-Proto sa- lazar yesterday was found guilty by jury in the superior court on a charge of manufacturing Intoxicating I liquors and will be sentenced by I Judge J. s. Jenckes Thursday morn I ing. Ygnacio Perez and Juan Segvia eecIl pitduSu HOl sSulIly Tn lI1e super for court to charges Of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and Judge Jenckes 4 set the cases for trial on Saturday morning, July 23.
 | SPEEDER PAYS $f5P. J. Dert- ing yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Nat T. Mckee to ia charge of
 exceeding the speed limits on North I Central avenue and was fined $25. On condition that he comply with the provisions of the motor vehicle laws
 during the next six months, Justice
 Mckee suspended $10 of the fine and
 Derting paid s15. The charge was
 preferred by F. A. Bell, motorcycle l officer.
 l FILES ADMINISTRATION PETI- II TtON-Petition for letters of admin
 istration was filed yesterday in the
 estate of J. H. Latham, who died
 March 13. 1918. at Imperial, Cal. by
 the widow. Cora A. Latham, who re- quests that the Arizona Title Guaran-
 tee and Trust company be appointed administrator. The estate consists of real property in Maricopa county
 valued at s3000. The petition will be
 heard on Monday afternoon, Aug. 1,
 at 1:30 o'clock.
 I HELD UNDER $s5oo BoND-Fred
 Koopman yesterday was arraigned before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a l charge of embezzlement and was re- leased under a bond of $3500, which . he furnished, to appear for a pre- T liminary hearing of the charge on
 Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock
 Koopman is charged with using for , his own use $2705.2S in cash and $35t in liberty bonds entrusted to him a:
 bailee in the estate of William Koop-
 man. The charge was preferred b,
 Attorney Fred c. Bolen. Koopmar
 was arrested in Oregon and wa!
 brought back to Phoenix yesterda. . by Sheriff John Montgomery.
 GIRLS ARE TO AlD-The Fresh, Il man club of the Girl Reserves me Tuesday afternoon at the home o
 Helen Whitt1esley. Mrs. Frank Alkir' talked to the club on the Mexican situation and asked their help in tn distributor of food. The girls hay | social service as a definite part 0 l their program for the year and tn . following girls have pledged to help a - the Associated Charities until tn . present crisis is over: Helen Whit tlesley. Eva Guess. Nellie Guess, Lu cile Doster and Leah Thrift. Nor will give their services for next weel U MANY PERMITS lSSUED-Th | corporation commission yesterday Is | sued permit to the Sunset Petro II leum company Of WInSloW to SC j 496,642 shares of stock at s1 a shar
 The company, incorporated in Ser ~ tember. 1920, with an authorize
 capitalization of s1.000,000. divide n into million shares at s1 each. Ii
 property consists of 19,200 acres | Navajo county. Other permits ret
 ently issued were to the Barne
 Manufacturing company of Phoeni
 to sell 100000 shares at $1, and u
 Blackhawk Copper company was al
 thorized to sell 150.000 shares at
 cents per share and to issue 200,0'
 shares to John F. Denberthy and h
 associates in payment of minir claims. The copper company ope
 ates in the Turquoise mining distri 1 in Cochise county.