Arizona republican., 1919-12-13
Asks DIVORCE

ASKS DIVORCE U Alice Ellette filed suit for divorce from Bert Ellette l yesterday in the superior court, charg- ing that her husband has deserted her and that when she last knew ef his address 1t was at Hampton Roads, Va.
 NAMED APPRAISERS - c. T. Thompson, c, c. Black and A. c. Har- bold were appointed appraisers Of the estate of nine minor children Of the Barry family yesterday by Judge Ly- man. The children's names are Mary, Joe, Elizabeth, Nan, Willie, John, Kathryn and Dorothy.
 WILL APPRAiSE ESTATE-L c. Gelland, J. H. Knight and Walter H. Haugh were appointed appraisers Of the estate of Roberta c. Baxter yes- terday by Judge Lyman of the superior court.
 more, who gives her address as Gen. eral Hospital No 41, Staten Island. N. Y, yesterday brought contest proceed ings against Benjamin D. Banning for a homestead in Pinal county. The con- testant claims that Banning has never established his residence, that although he was engaged in military service in 1913 he received his discharge in March, 1919, and since has made no at tempt to establish his residence on the property.
 WOULD BE ciTizEN-wnria Dam mann, 8 Gilbert ranoher, yesterday filed his petition for citizenship in the of | flee of the clerk of the United States | district court. Dammann came to this county from Germany in 1909.
 DR. PALMER RETuRNs-Dr. B. Payne Palmer has returned from 1 brief absence in Fl Paso where he at tended medical meeting.
 sTockMAN A vlsiToR-w. F. Purcell, a well known gtockman of Apache county, Is in Phoenix on bust- ness.
 GOES TO TucsoN-auy P. Har- rington, United States cadastral engf- neer, win leave this morning for Tuc- son where he will mako a field ex- animation of number of townships. Harrington recently completed cadas- | tral surveys of the Gila River Indian
 SEND ROAD PHoTos-Photo- graphs of interesting and historical points along Arizona highways have been mailed by the chamber of com merce to H. B. Ayres, field director of the Old Spanish Trails association at San Antonio, which Is doing much in the way of preserving the historical old trails of the southwest. Col J. H. McClintock, state historian. recently sent the association an article on the old Spanish trails of this state.
 BASEBALL PLAYER WANTED On the Canal Zone there has been maintained for years g. baseball league This league has usually been composed of eight teams. six of which are sol- dier and sailor teams; the other two are civilian teams representing Balboa and Colon. Various branches of ser vice are now open in the Canal Zone. including infantry, cavalry, coast ar tillery, engineer corps, signal corps, medical department and ordnance de- partment- For further information call at the army recruiting office.
 APPRAIsE ESTATE = Estimating that a half interest in the Hughes Brothers ranch near Four Peaks is worth S22,500, Bert R. Smith, George J. Cooke and J. D. Rowe filed an in- ventory and appraisement of the es- tate of J. Howard Hughes yesterday in the superior court. Total value of the estate is named at s32,3S0.02. Tn addition to the ranch, J. Howard Hughes owned 26 shares of stock ir luc THOcHl4 w HOltSdie ASdI anu TTO- . duce company. worth s5.000; r shares of Swift & Co. United States com pany stock. worth s1,70o; r shares of Swift & Co. International stock, worth , $255; 15 shares of Libby, McNeil & Libby company stock. worth $150; 34 , shares of National Leather company stock, worth $340; 20 acres of unim proved land, $2.035.02 in cash, a For6 machine and certain personal prop. erty.
 ROBINS IN PHoENIx-E. Robin.
 of Los Angeles was a visitor in the city
 yesterday, stopping at the Jefferson : hotel
 IS SENTENCED Vicente velandt
 was fined $50 and sentenced to serve
 300 days in the county jail by Justic,
 Mckee Thursday, it having been estab.
 llshed that he carried concealed
 weapon with which he threatened D 9 B. Edwards Herman Lewkowftx rep resented the county attorney at tn, l trial.