Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
ABOUT THE STATE
md transhporting intoxicants.


 Record.
 Alleged Forger Held
 NOGALES-Louis Ynigo, P, resi- dent of Nogales, Sonora, said by the police and bank officials to be one or the cleverest forgers and penmen, who has ever operated here, was arrested by Chief of Police Jay Lowe last night on complaint of several merchants to whom he issued worthless checks. Detectives of the Burns agency are 1 in the city today Investigating one or l the largest check forgeries ever com mitted here. the details of which are being withheld from the public pend ] ing the completion of the investigation. l Herald.
 Fire Destroys Residence I MIAMI-Fire which broke out in 1 residence occupied by MT. and Mrs. | Louis Lelone, in Van Wrinkle canyon about o'clock last night, completely destroyed the home, despite the efforts 1 of neighbors. The cause is unknown. 1 The fire broke out in the absence of the residents who were attending local theater. All that was saved from the house. which was a four-room l structure was rocking chair which had been left on the front porch. Lack 1 of water and fire fighting apparatus rendered the efforts of neighbors use less.-Bulletin.
 | heCoNeFS SOuTISfip l BISBEE-A verdict for Sam l.. Fro l danovich, proprietor of the Depot mar 1 ket on Naco road, was brought in by a l jury yesterday afternoon in the su- | perior court at Tombstone in the suit of replevin that he had brought against Miss Mattie Davenport to recover arti- cles of value that he alleged she hae
 obtained from him under false ane
 fraudulent pretenses.
 The court instructed the jury tha
 if it found from the evidence that Pro
 danovich had given the goods to Mis
 Davenport in the belief that she wal
 going to marry him, and that if Mis- , Davenport had expressed an intention of marrying him and had given hin
 cause to believe that she would do Sc
 a verdict for the plaintiff should b
 returned The jury was out about l
 mnutes.-Review.
 Fire Razes Warehouse KNGMAN-One of the Tarr Nc
 Comb & Ware warehouses was burne' . to the ground last Wednesday night The fire started at about 11:15 an'
 within a few minutes was a mass o
 flames. It was burned quickly. For tunately, there was no wind.-Miner. Ban on Young Drivers MOHAVE-Owing to the numerou complaints made to Sheriff Malone. , about boys driving cars on the street of Kingman, the sheriff is making al ) announcement that all boys under 1 years of age found driving a car ol l the streets of Kingman after Monda, 7 will be arrested.-Miner.
 Great Quantities Oil Exported
 DOUGLAS-Approx 3,27S,2
 gallons of fuel oil, which included crude fuel gasoline, lubricating, kero , sene and Iubrlcating greases, was ex
 ported through the Douglas-Agua Pri
 eta port of entry, consigned to Naco
 zari, Fl Tigre and subsidiary terri tories during 1920. Information to thi effect was announced today by c. 4 n Housel, deputy collector of custom for the Douglas district.-Internation Coyotes Invade City MIAMI-It is not a frequent occur
 renee that packs of coyotes go to tn 7, extreme length of invading a cit, T but such is reported officially to hay d happened lately to the city of Glob t Complaints have reached the city ot C ficers that coyotes have killed chick
 ems belonging to residents in the vi
 cinity of the cemetery. These peopl = are convinced that the trouble is nc d due to dogs, but to coyotes.-Bulletil - Plaintiff Awarded Damages t RISBEE-A verdict for the plaintiff y 5000 and costs was awarded yestel if day by a jury in Judge Sames' divisio e of the superior court at Tombstone, 0 the damage suit of F. Burden again. - the city of Douglas. for injuries allcge 2, to have been received when his auto g mobile overturned as the result of TUT