Arizona republican., 1922-01-11

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PRESCOTT ATT oRNEY HERE
Robert McMurchie, a Prescott atUol
ney. was in Phoenix yesterday on
business before the state corporation
commission.
HERE FROM SAN JoSE-Mrs.
Mark w. Thompson of San Jose IS
here for an indefinite stay as the
guest of Judge and Mrs. F. w. Per-
kins of 2009 West Monroe street.
GOES TO ROAD CONFERENCE
Thomas Maddox, state engineer, leIt
last evening for San Francisco where
he will hold a conference with Dr'
Heyes, regional director OF the ou-
reau of public roads.
GOES TO ATTEND MURDER
TRIAL-W. ]. Galbraith, attorney
general. will leave today for Winslow
to represent the state at the prelim-
mary hearing of Enoch Wilson who
is charged with the murder of Jose
Veldenegro.
GRAZING INSPECTOR HERE
r. r. Hill passed through Phoenix
Yesterday enroute for San Francisco
from Tucson where he was in charge
of grazing inspection for the govern
ment. He will continue his connec-
ton with the forest service, acting as
assistant in. the division headquar-
ters in San Francisco.
FOR HIGHWAY CONFERENCE
w. r. Ingraham, chief clerk with the
state highway department, left last
evening for Yuma, where he will hold
conference with the Yuma county
highway commission relative to fed
eral aid from Yuma to the Mari
copa county line.
HOME FROM BANK -INVESTI-
GATION-CharlesW W. Fairfield, state
auditor and head of the state bank
ing department, will return tomor-
row from the southern part of the
state where he has been established
for the past week in making an in
vestigation of the bank situation.
COCHISE DEMOCRAT RETURNS
Arthur Ourlee, member of the firth
state legislature, who was in Phoe-
nix from Cochise county for the
state Democratic central committee
meeting Monday, returned to his
home yesterday.
SENTENCED TO JAIL-Charles
Zimmerman, who pleaded guilty or
Monday in the superior court to a
charge OF selling Intoxicating liquor
yesterday was sentenced to serve 90
days in the county Jail at hard labor
in addition to paying a fine of $500 OF
serving one day in Jail for each 81 Of
the fine not paid.
ARREST HOTEL PROPRIETOR
Mrs. Louise Brown of the Majestic
hotel, "a West Washington street
was arrested yesterday by Fred A
| Weage, United States deputy mar
! shall, on charge of having violated
the national prohibition laws. She
| appeared before John B. Henke, Unit.
ed States commissioner and was re.
leased under a bond of $4O0
SENDS ANNUAL NOTlCES-Tht
state tax commission is forwarding
| annual notices to banks, merchants
automobile dealers and various 9th
er classes of property owners for re-
turns covering their years business
| Tie returns must be filed with Tho
commission not later than March l
to be used rs data in equalizing The
assessment when the matter is givel
consideration by the commission tn,
first Monday in May.
WORK OF FORMER PHOENI>
MAN-Copies OF the Christmas edi
ton of the National City News wer,
| received in Phoenix yesterday from
Forrest Raymond. news editor an,
formerly a newspaper man of this cit
The holiday edition is a clever new
number, many Of the articles beini
written in the inimitable style of tn
Phoenix editor in charge.
SEEDS FROM WESTINGHOUSE
eral packages of seeds have been sen
to the chamber Of commerce by Sen
lator Ralph Cameron and by Congress
man Carl Hayden. The seeds will b
held at the chamber for those wish
II ing to start their vegetable garden
early, and may be had on reques
as long as they last.
ANOTHER PUMP INSTALLED
The Salt River Valley Water User
association announces that anothe
pump has been put into operation i
the new wells area, three miles cas-
of Cashion on the Buckeye roaC
Four pump houses have also bee
completed and it is expected that tw
houses will be built a week froI
now on.
NEW Y. M. C. A. BoARD-J. {
Norton. Ed Marshall. Frank p Smitl
DR.. z. Munson and w. c. Hornberge
were named to serve on the board {
directors of the Y. M. c.. A. at
meeting held yesterday in the Y.
c. A. building. These men will TAX
the place of five retiring members
c. w. Goodman, president; Harry
Shedd, J. r. Detweiler and V. o. Wal
lingford and will serve with the fol
lowing men who do not retire thi
year: S. II. Mitchell, X. S. Townsen'
L. B. Christy. J. M. Stewart, Geore
Day, T. c. McReynolds, Franklin
: Lane, Col. l.. w. Coggins, G. B. Max
I we'll and George Alkire. The entii
board of directors will meet in tw