Arizona republican., 1922-02-11
PHOENIX-Our Capt.
tol Park is one of the best
known State House parks
in the United States.
RETURNS FRoM Tn,p

~A'tNS y TNSm MIR Lewis
irvine, secretary treasurer of the
Mcneil company, has returned from
Two weeks trip in the southeastern
part OF the state. He will leave the
llrst OF the week for Graham county
GET JAIL SENTENCE-J. lad
alngton, who was found guilty hv a
jury Wednesday morning on a charge
or manufacturing Intoxicating liolIor
yesterday was sentenced by Judge
stanford to serve eight months in the
county Jail in addition to paving a
tine OF $500. Addington was arrest
ed by Constable Haze Burch several
weeks ago when the officer found a
stlll in full operation on Addington' s
ranch north of Phoenix.
CHARGE Is MISSED-FoIIow-
ing a preliminary hearing Yesterday
Justice Henry ]. Sullivan dismissed
charge of embezzlement against H.
z. Harter on grounds of lack of evil
dence. The charge was made by e.
~ Councilman, who charged that he
had entrusted Harter with two reels
Of moving picture film valued at $500
which he alleged Harter converted 10
his own use.
INVESTIGATES scAH5IES-Dr.
+. j. Hight, state veterinarian. re
turned yesterday from the north
where he made an investigation of
an outbreak of scabies in cattle in
Apache county and ordered steps
taken to control and eradicate the
disease Aside from this outbreak
DR.. Hight found conditions in the
north in excellent condition. The
outlook for spring feed is splendid,
he reports.
RECITAL ATTRACT MANY-The
CfT1dhnfC koI - -
on Thursday evening was well-at-
tended. Tho piano pupils, students
of Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate. played
with clear technique and brilliant
expression. A charming dance was
given by a tiny pupil of Mrs. Yua
Sonstegard King. Interpretatiye
readings showing thought and ap-
probation OF real literature were
given by pupils OF Mrs. Katherine
McCluskey.
DAMAGE SUIT TRIAL BEGINS
TI1al of the suit of j. o. Lockhart
against the Buckeye irrigation dis
trict for damages of $4,000 began
yesterday in the court of Judge I.y-
man before a jury. Lockhart claims
me defendants placed two rock and
crush dams in the course of the ella
river causing the course of the river
to be diverted in such manner that
the waters quilted and washed away
for agricultural purposes.
SUES FOR MAGES-Declaring
that she sustained damages to the ex-
tent of $4,000 when she fell from a
railway trestle, A. f.. Timmons yes
terday brought suit against the
Southern Pacific Railway company.
She declares she bought a ticket
from Tempe to Mariana, Pinal county,
Arizona on Dec. g. 1920, but the
train crew carried her past the sta
ton and put her and her baggage
off the train one-half mile beyond.
She was forced to walk back, she
said, and in doing so fell from a
trestle over deep wash.
MORE FREE WATER - The Salt
River Valley Water Users association
viii give an additional Il acre feet Of
free water to water users, besides
the 1-S acre feet to which they are
already entitled, until F'ebruarY Is.
provided that they make used of this
additional free water before February
l9. This offer has been occasioned
by the exceptionally heavy run off
above the dam caused by the un-
usually heavy snowfall which warm
weather is now melting Water
users may get this free water by
applying to the zanjeros, who have
been notified to grant this privilege.
FIRST SPIRITUAL CHURCH -
The First Spiritual church wishes to
announce series OF meetings to be
held at 237 North Fifth street be-
ginning Sunday. February II. at s
p. m. Mrs. Wright, an English
psychic, will be the speaker and mes
sage bearer for the evening. There
will be healing service each Wed
nesday evening at O'Clock. The
healing service on February Is will
be conducted by DR.. J. W. Herbert
who will be well-remembered as the
assistant to Rev. Flemming at the
Monroe school auditorium last year.
| The public is cordially invited