Arizona republican., 1919-12-28


 is glad ito show a car of it's character to his many friends and acquaintances.
 DRAWS FOREST CLAIM Jack Wilson was successful yesterday in a drawing in the United States land of flee for a forest listing in the vicinity of Flagstaff Two applications were received at the office, the successful applicant being James E. Miller. Will son claims to have settled on the prop erty more than year ago and to have made valuable Improvements on the l60 acres.
 FAVOR CONTESTANT = Allowing the contest on the ground that Curtis Powell had not made improvements on his desert land- entry in Pinal coun- White, receiver of the, United States land office. handed down their deci- sion in favor of James Allen Park, who contested Powell's claim.
 WOMAN DEPUTY HERE-Miss Eff fife Bolts of Tucson, the, only woman in the state who holds the position of deputy in the office of the clerk of the United States court. was in Phoenix yesterday on official business. Miss Bolts is deputy clerk, connected with the Tucson office. She mas been connected with the clerks office of the federal court for the past six years. having her first experience in Phoenix.
 MUSICAL CLUB MEETS-The Mu- sical Events club meeting has been called by the president. Miss Cordelia Hulburd, for Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at, the Hotel Adams. Impor- tant business will be discussed, and everyone who has purchased a season ticket to the clubs attractions this year is eligible to attend and take part in the meeting.
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY = Harry Hurley, bound over to the superior court on October 21 by Justice Cum. mings of Tempe on a grand larceny charge in connection with the taking of HOO sacks of cement and $50 sacks of barley. property of the state. ap- peared before Judge Stanford 5ester- day in the superior coure and entered a plea of not guilty. His trial was set for March l.
 HOLIDAY HOUSE PARTY-Mrs. Robert F. Curry of SS West Lynwood street is entertaining a house party al her home over the holidays, her guests including Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Currey of Florence. Mrs. l.. J. Currey. and Miss Elizabeth Currey of Fayetteville, and Mrs. Name Elliott of Waco In ad- dition to her guests. Mrs. Currey en- tertained at Christmas dinner MT. and Mrs. Trauber Roach of Florence, Miss Mary Jo Ceilings. R. F. Lewis and Stilwell Lewis.
 THREE ARRAIGNED-R.s A. Carin. M. T. Nesbitt and Moses Brown, bound over to the superior court December 10 on burglary charged preferred by Dave Irwin, 109 West Jackson street appeared before Judge Stanford of the superior court yesterday for arraign- ment, pleaded not guilty and had their trial set for February IT. A check cred blanket and lowered pink. quilt, with other bed clothes. form the Nbasis of the complaint. All the principals are negroes
 FILE ExEMPTIONS-Only three days remain in which holders of oil or mine claims in the county of Mari copa may file their exemption claims with the county recorder. Before there was a statute required all holders or such claims to do $100 worth of labor on each claim each year. Because of the subsequent absence of so many men in the service, however, these re- quirements were waived, on condition that a claim for exemption from labor is filed with the county recorder in Phoenix during the year in which the claim was held All claim holders whether ex-service men or not. may profit by this waiver, but with the be- ginning of the new year, the privilege is denied.
 SOCIAL SERVICE cLAssEs-Miss Christiana Gilchrist has announced that she VIII reopen the Irec cidSses in training for social service and so- ciology on the second Monday in Jan- uary.
 BIG SUIT SOON SETTLED - Within less than half hour afte- his suit for S3S,131.19 had been filed in the superior court yesterday afternoon against the Arizona Mines~and Reduc- tion company. w. J. Smith had recov-, cred judgment for the full amount. J. w. Crenshaw and Joseph H. Kibbey. .sttorneys for plaintiff and defendant respectively. were able to obtain hearing of the case. civil action, be- fore Judge Stanford immediately after thee Jerk of court was in possession of the papers. and the. case was of such nature that judgment was pro- nounced immediately.
 THREE YEARS FOR HARMONY SkY-Three years in the county jai, of Maricopa county and a fine of $500 face Dan Tarnowsky. convicted by jury in the superior court of soliciting
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