Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
NEW YEAR STARTS
OUT ROUGH FOR THE
LIQUOR VI0LATORS

That the work OF enforcing the
national prohibition laws under the
direction of Michael i. Cassidy, state
prohibition director is rapidly
rounding into such form that defin-
ite results are being achieved is
shown by summary Of its activities
issued yesterday.
According TO this summary, pro-
hibition enforcement agents through
out the state are making better than
one arrest day, the summary taking
INTO account the period from the
Ilrst of the year until January 20.
IN several of these arrests two and
three individuals were taken into
custody, a total Of 90 having been
arrested in thatS period. In addi-
ton, seven automobiles were seized
and are being held for confiscation.
a complete list of the activities of
the director during the last three
weeks. follows:
X. II. Johanning, Phoenix, unlaw-
ful possession and transportation of
liquor. Held to answer to the feder-
al court under bond of $500. Ford
truck seized.
John Ramcich, Globe, transporta-
ton OF liquor. Held to await action
OF grand jury under bond of $500,
which he gave.
Mrs. Marjorie King, Golbe, selling
intoxicating liquor. Defendant held
by the United States commissioner
under bond of $500 to await ac-
ton of grand jury.
May Gilman, Miami, selling in
toXicating liquor. Placed under bond
OF $500 by the United States COM
missioner.
Melvis Smith, Bowie, selling intox-
icating liquor. Waived hearing be-
fore United States commissioner. and
his bond fixed at $4,000. which he
furnished.
Peter Gaudino, Globe, 60 containers
Of Intoxicating liquors seized.
John Mrguvich, Globe, unlawful
possession and transportation. Held
to answer after a hearing before the
United States commissioner. Bond
fixed at $500, which he gave.
Mich Drnich, selling intoxicating
liquor. Second arrest within 10 days.
Held to answer under a bond of $500,
Ed Poston and Roy Atkins, Flag
staff, selling intoxicating liquor.
Poston waived examination and gave
a band of $500.
Arthur De Bard Leben, Tucson,
transportation. Ford touring car
seized. Pleaded not guilty, and was
held by the United States commits
sioner for the next term of court un-
der a bond Of $500.
Pedro Soto, Tucson, possession and
selling. Hearing held before United
States commissioner and his bond
fixed at $1,000.
Thomas Mccarthy, Globe, posses
sion and selling. Bond set by the
United States commissioner at 81 200.
Mrs. Sophie Perez, Tucson, selling
Held under $1,000 bond.
Andy Tallisch, Tucson, possession
and manufacture OF liquor. Held by
United States commissioner after he
had failed to furnish bond in the
sum of 1880.
John Il. Mangham, Tucson, un-
lawful possession. Held under bond
of $2.5O0.
Charles A. Edwards. Tucson, pos
session and manufacture. Case pend
ing before commissioner.
G.. Garcio. Tucson, manufacturing
Liquor and still seized. Furnished
$500 bond after hearing before the
United States commissioner.
IChlO AIdIScll
Miguel Valdez, Tucson, unlawful pos
session. Held under bond of $500
each.
Marsella Navarro, Phoenix, pos
session. Bond placed at $3.50.
Lee White, Jr., Phoenix, possession
and transportation. Mitchell auto
mobile seized. Bond, $1,000.
Ramon Monies. Phoenix, posses
sion. Bond fixed by United States
commissioner at $3.50.
Seymour Thomas and Harry Whit
man, conspiracy. Bond fixed at
$500 each.
Mrs. Louise Brown, selling, and
using a hotel for the sale Of the
liquor.
Bryan Bass and Dora Bass, Globe.
possession and selling. Bryan Bass
released on his own bond of $500,
Dora Bass remanded to jail in de-
fault of $500 bond.
Shamrock Cigar stand, Globe, pos
session and selling. Proprietor held
under bond of $1,000, which he fur
nished.
In addition to the foregoing,
three men arrested before the first
of the year for transportation were
found guilty yesterday in the fed
eral court here and fined 5000 each.
They are J. C. Gerren, Roy Fannin