Arizona republican., 1919-10-16

nandez, and Francisco Siabia. A fifth was added to his party at Tempe.
 ROADS TO NORTH ARE BETTER Roads leading to Big and Little Bear lakes are in good condition now, ac- cording to advice received here by the chamber of commerce This report is of timely interest to sportsmen, as travel in that direction will be heavy with the opening of the duck hunting season today. All damage from re- cent rains has been repaired. It is promised that all resorts in the vicin- ity will remain open very late .his sea- son.
 DENY STEALING CoTToN-Alvin Enas and Frank Butler, arrested Tuesday on a cotton stealing charge sworn to by R. E. Williams, a rancher northeast of the city, pleaded not guilty when arraigned yesterday before Judge Wheeler. Both cases will be heard next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, and as neither was able to furnish $500 bond, both have been detained at the county jail. Enas told Judge Wheeler yesterday that his name is John Pach- eco, not Enas; that the 440 pounds of cotton claimed by Williams belongs and was raised on a ranch owned by l his relatives, and that he, his mother and a sister-in Jaw picked it. Butler said that he just got on the wagon tc | ride to town.
 WAIVE ExAMINATION-Juar Felix, charged with passing a $2S.7; bogus check on l. Gelberg, an employed of D. Granow, October 8, waived eX- animation when arraigned yesterday morning before Judge De Souza. H. was held to answer to the superior court on a charge of forgery Feli1 was arrested last week, following close surveillance by Officers Ellis, Grove and McGrath during a long period.
 GOES ON DEER HUNT-Ernes Smith, deputy sheriff, left Tuesda! for a weeks deer hunt in the vicinit! of the Vulture mine, west of Wicken burg.
 FORD CAR SToLEN-The theft 0 Ford car No. 26601 was reported yes terday to the sheriffs office by G. s Miel, living two miles nofth of Chan dler. The car was taken Tuesda, night.
 MOTOR CAR IS sToLEN-J. I Coppinger, living between Phoenix am Glendale, reported to the sheriffs of flee yesterday that his Ford car, Nc
 24391, had been stolen the night be fore. The car had gray seat cover
 and the left fender was half down.
 THESE WILL MARRY - Marriag licenses were granted yesterday by tn
 clerk of the superior court to William
 L. Whitehurst, IS, and Stella M
 Lewis, IS, both of Pittsburg Pennsyl
 vania; George c. Terry 20. and Urv
 c. McElwain 19, both of Mesa; Ar
 thur Lee Looney 23, and Eunice For
 ester 19, both of Phoenix; James I
 Mills 23, and Annie E. Smith 26, bot . Of Phoenix; and to Lewis o. Hibbar : 45, and Fanny F. Healy 43, both 0 San Diego, California.
 JUDGE STANFORD RETURNS = Judge Stanford returned Tuesda
 night from Stafford where he has bee hearing some criminal cases in whic , Judge McAlister, the Graham count : superior court judge, was ineligibI
 Judge McAlister, who has been sittin for Judge Stanford in the first divisio of the superior court here, returne 2 last night to Stafford.
 !. HUSBAND SEEKS DIVORCE = < Bisham Singh filed suit for divore . yesterday from Rose O. Singh, whol
 he married in Reno, Oklahoma, Ser e tember 1, 1918. He alleges that sf y left him one week after they wei e married and has never returned.