Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,

nue. and Monroe street. This flap is
the invention Of w. A Tomlso. SAG
West Monroe street and is made of
metal and has no ropes or pulleys.
1t is equipped with an automatic
latch The demonstration will be
made daily for the next few days.
MISS ToLES RETuRNS-Miss
Elsie Toles, state school superinten-
dent. yesterday returned to Phoenix
after spending two days visiting with
her immediate family in Douglas.
She went to Douglas from Tucson on
Saturday where she attended the
meeting of the board of regents of the
University of Arizona.
MAY CHARGE FLAT RATE-The
Nogales Electric Light and Power
company yesterday were authorized
by the corporation commission to
make effective as of April l, a flat
rate of $40 q month on electricity fur
nished to the Santa Cruz county
courthouse for lighting purposes. The
order was issued following a hearing
by the commission of the complaint
of the Arizona Gas and Electric COM
pany of Nogales, that their compe-
titor was charging this rate instead of
the meter rate authorized by the
commission. to be charged by both
companies.
AUTHORIZES STAGE LlNE-The
Arizona Gazette yesterday was grant
ed a certificate of convenience. and
necessity TO operate a stage line for
transportation of passengers and
property over the paved road between
Phoenix and Buckeye by the corpora
ton commission.
THESE WILL WED-Clerks in
the superior court were kept busy
yesterday issuing licenses for the
honeymoon trail. During the day
matrimonial certificates were issued
to the following: Joe Garry, Ajo and
Edna B. Frininger, Casa Grande;
Jose Jaxez and Alma Martin, both of
Phoenix; Herbert j. Beings and Ruth
Jean Rawls, both of Phoenix; Hor-
ace w. Cross, Globe and Ora Carson,
Phoenix; Cipriano Vega and Mar
garita Gutierrez, both of Phoenix,
and Manuel G.. Alvarado and AIDA
Montenegro both of Phoenix
CHARGES DISMISSED - Charges
against Herbert Shannon and Paul
Martyr were dismissed by Judge r.
C. Stanford in the superior court
yesterday because of lack of EVIL
MOTHERS LEAGUE TO MEET
The Young Mothers league of the
First Methodist church viii meet in
the parsonage at. 2:S0 o'clock this
afternoon.
WOULD LIVE UP TO NAME
John Dalton tried to emulate the
more famous boys of the same name
when he stepped into the Model
Market on East washington street
yesterday and informed the only APP
parent occupant of the place that he
was wanted in an adjoining store.
When the man in charge of the
place stepped out to answer the
message Dalton opened the cash
register. The sound brought sec
ond man from the rear of the meat
market, armed with butcher knife.
Dalton started to retreat. but the
first man entered the front door and
stopped him. Dalton was held until
police arrived and placed him under
arrest.
FOUND GUILTY - Tom Hutton
was found guilty OF robbery by a
jury in Judge r. C. Stanford's divi-
sion of the superior court yesterday
He was arrested by Constable Haze
Burch and City Officers Crow and
Papo last January in connection with
the robbing of r. J. Andrews of a
revolver and some cash on the
Thomas road d. Il. Dorsey and
H. E. Briley, arrested in connection
with the same robbery, will be tried
May 6.
MUST SERVE 10 DAYS - Albert
Rosas was found guilty yesterday of
stealing bale of hay and sentenced
by Justice Henry J. Sullivan to serve
10 days in the county Jail.
ON STATUTORY CHARCOAL
berto Sanchez. charged with a statu-
tory offense against a minor, was
held to answer TO the superior court
under 1000 bond after preliminary
hearing before Justice Heny J. Sulli-
van yesterday.