Arizona republican., 1922-01-31
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TO GIVE DANCE-The Madison
Improvement club will give a dance
on Thursday night, Feb. 2, at the club
house on the Indian School road.
All are cordially invited to attend.
WILL LIVE IN kANSAS-Don
Eichinger for the past year an en-
ploye at the Boehmer drug store, left
with his wife for Wichita, Kansas,
his former home. where he has taken
a good position.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
"A free public lecture on Christian
Science will be given at the high
school auditorium tonight by Rev.
Andrew J. Graham, c. S. B.. of Bos
ton, Mass. The lecture will begin at
SIS o'clock and the public is invited
to attend.
BABRITTs WIN DoNAHUE
CASE-Following a bitterly contest
ed trial at Flagstaff lasting two
weeks in December, Judge Joseph S.
Jenckes, of Phoenix, who had been
called to Flagstaff to try the case,
handed down his decision yesterday
awarding judgment to Babbitt
Brothers In the case Of J. J..
("Sandy') Donahue VS.. Babbitt
Brothers, which had been pending in
the courts of Coconino couty for
years. The suit dealt with real es-
tate transactions dating from 1908
and involved title to the Commercial
hotel and other business property in
Flagstaff of value in excess of
100000. Townsend Stockton and
Drake were Donahue's attorneys ar
Armstrong, Lewis and Kramer rep
resented the Rabbits.
FINED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVE
A fine of 800 together with a SEN
tence of 10 days in the city Jail was
imposed upon Tony Orabuena when
he entered a plea of guilty In police
court yesterday to a charge of driv-
! ing car while he was intoxicated.
/ He was arrested by Policeman Title,
RETURNS FROM COAST-H. H
| Shoup, local lumber dealer, has re-
| turned from a ten day trip to Los
Angeles and other coast points.
| WOULD QUIT BUSlNESS-Pe-
titions for the voluntary dissolu-
| ton of the Indiana Agency com
pany and the Illinois Agency COM
pany, two Arizona corporations, were
| filed yesterday in the superior court
| The resolutions to dissolve, the pc
! titions state, were carried by the
stockholders of the companies or
January 16, 1922. There are nc
liabilities and all assets have beer
turned over to another company, the
petition states.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
George Van Eek yesterday was held
1 to answer to the superior court by
Justice Henry J. Sullivan follow
! ing 4 preliminary hearing on a
charge cf burglary. He vas com
mitted to the county Jail under a
bond of $1,000.
HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Frank Johnson yesterday was ar
raigned before Justice Nat T. Nc
Kee on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. The hearing of the
case waas set for February and he
was committed to the county jail
under a bond of $3.50. johnson is
charged with making an assault
upon Carlos Pacheco with a pocket
knife. According to the officers
johnson stabbed Pacheco in the
chest with the knife, inflicting a
severe cash in the lung.
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES-Declar-
! ing he sustained damages to the ex-
tent of $4,000 in an accident while
employed by the defendant COM
pany as an oiler, Mason l.. Roun-
! Tree yesterday brought suit hSdlnSl
the Farmers Ginning company
Rountree alleges on October 6
1921, a monkey wrench clogged the
auger carrying cotton seed in the
gin and while he was in the act oi
reaching for it, the machinery was
started without giving him notice
and his hand and arm were severe
ly injured.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry We're issued yesterday tC
Cruz Armenia, 2S, and Avelina Lugo
IS, both Of Tempe; and James G.
Dowell, so, of Dudley. Ia. and
Martha N. Dowell, 54, of Fierro
n. M.
NAME CONTRACT DOCTORS
The board of supervisors yesterday
appointed the following physiciani
as contract doctors in their dis
trict: G.. S. Monical, county healtl
officer for Phoenix; J. b. Nelson FOL
Mesa; J. M. Pearson for Glendale
R. j. Stroud for Tempe; i. Fl
Richards for Gila Bend; and f. II
Liester for Wickenburg. The ap
pointments are for the year 1922 ant
the above named doctors will fur
nigh 1,oadicaI aid m tba Indecent N