Arizona republican., 1919-12-03

state industrial school yesterday by Judge Lyman. The boys have been involved in some bogus check charges.
 TRlBOLET PAYS-S. J. Trlbolet appeared in the East Phoenix pre- cinct court yesterday and paid a fine of $50 imposed by Judge Wheeler on Nov. 1 for exposing poison where il would be taken by dogs.
 ExTINGUISH BLAZE-The fire de- partment was called to a residence at Fourth and Polk streets yesterday morning, and extingulshed a small blaze started by a defective flue. There was no damage.
 PROPERTY APPRAISED - R. A. Windes, Thomas w. Nealon and F. ". Cummins, court appraisers of the es- tate of Aurelia Johns, filed their in ventory and appraisment with the clerk of the superior court yesterday.
 GONE BACK EAST-J. D. Ander- son of Washington, D. C., an assistant supervisor of collections of the internal revenue department, who was in Phoe- nix for several days on official busi- ness, has returned to the east.
 NEST EGG FOR kIDS-The estate of Jessie E. Housley and William M. Housley, minor children, was valued at 5000, according to an inventory and appraisment filed yesterday with the clerk of the superior court by Cress c. | Bayless, H. E. Groom and R. l.. Bayless.
 WANTS TO BE CITIZEN-Achelles Lambard, whose former residence was in Smyrna, Turkey, and who emigrated to this country in December, 1906, yes terday filed his first citizens papers in | ba of af ha a1a of hn TT,1it taS | States district court. Lambard is a Scottsdale farmer.
 l GIVES UP LAND-Dayton L. Ora ham has relinquished his rights to 8 homestead in Cochise county, accord | ing to the records of the United States l land office. The government charged | that Graham had failed to establish 1 his residence
 CONTESTS HoMESTEAD-Cl Claim. 1 ing that he has been absent from tht homestead on which he filed in Pima county, Kathryn S. Mitlow yesterday instituted contest proceedings in the | United States land office against An tonic Martinez. The contestant allege! that Martinez's absence from the place was not due to military service.
 TO HANDLE ESTATE - Mary l. Harman has been appointed admins tratrix of the estate of Howard liar man by Judge Lyman of the superiO court. The appraisers appointed are c. P Lee, Thomas w. Nealon and L. J Cox.
 SUPERVISOR HERE-A. J. Hughes assistant supervisor of collections O the internal revenue department, | checking the local office. Hughes, wht arrived from his headquarters in Lo Angeles Saturday, is leaving here to morrow night for the coast.
 NEIGHBORHOD cLUB-The Neigh borhood club of Alhambra will be en tertained at the home of Mrs. c. R Green this afternoon. All women O the community have been invited, tn topic for discussion being announce' as vital to every home.
 RETURNS TO POST Mary E Pepper, clerk of the United States land office, was on duty for the frs time yesterday after an absence O five months. Miss Pepper wa granted a leave without pay last sum mer and has divided her time betweel California and Arizona.
 MAKES FINAL PROOF Fina proof on a desert homestead was mad yesterday by Henry Duke, whose lan' is located near Liberty. Final proc was also made by Philip Botter, hei of Philip G. Botter, on a homestead in Valley Heights. The necessary pa