Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-04

the sale will be continued at the ticket
windows at the fair grounds.
EDUCATION BOARD MEETS-The |
state board of education held its reg
ular monthly meeting yesterday at the
offices Of Superintendent C. o. Case
in the capitol building. The meeting
was attended by six members: Gov
ernor Thomas E. Campbell, c. F. Phil
brook of Bisbee; H. E. Matthews, of
Mesa; DR.. r. B. Won KleinSmid, of the
university; J. o. Creager, of the Flag
staff normal and Mr.. Case. Among
matters discussed were adequate ia
cilities for teaching the state constitu-
ton in the schools, and the course of
study Of geography, social science and
English.
LAND OFFICE Claiming
that Lester G.. Boyle sold his home
stead and improvements before final
proof had been made, Floyd M. Bull
yesterday brought contest proceedings
against Boyle in the United States land
office. The homestead in question is
| located in Pima county and the con-
| teStant alleges that the contestee dis
posed of holdings before he had the
right. Homer L. Luthy is the contest
ant in two actions which were filed
yesterday, one against Lewis E. Soears
and the other against Wilbur e. Tread
well. The homesteads are both To-
Gated near Casa Grande in Pinal coun-
ty and the charge on both suits is
abandonment
RECEIVE HOMESTEAD PATENTS
Homestead patents have been re-
ceived at the United States land office
for the following claimants who have
made final proof on lands in various
counties of the state: Ed Ratliff,
Angus L. Willis, Frank L. Maxwell,
Dorotoeo Herrera, Louis Flake Rogers,
| John G. Allen, Thomas J. Neal, Adolph
| W. LautZ, assignee of Anthony W.
Trexell, Adolph w. Lautz, assignee OF
Kittel Tirgeson, and Patrick johnson.
A patent was also received for forest
homestead, the claimant being Howard
L. Randall. Other patents were for
the Arizona Binghamton Copper
company, for Binghamton Traction,
Illinois, and Tennessee lode mining
claims in the Aqua FTia mining dis
trict in Yavapai county and for the
Phelps-Dodge corporation for the
Wedge, Raven, Tough Nut, Ute, La
Esperanza and Owl lode mining claims
in the Copper mountain district in
Greenlee county.
NEED A SAWMlLL?-Handcuffs,
) tanks, water kegs and sawrnills are
} among the articles listed for sale at
the offices of the zone supply officer,
San Antonio, Texas. A copy of the
lists reached the chamber of com
I merce yesterday. The lists include all
J manner of goods. Instructions are for
' persons interested to write to the zone
' supply offices of the government at
San Antonio. Among other articles
listed are cord wood, cotton cloth,
harness, carts, wheels, flannel shirt
. ing, duck, denim, canvas, tents, forg-
> ing materials and tools.
q NO SOUTH SIDE MEETING-The
, president of the Woman's club Of the
4 south side wishes to announce that
0 there will be no meeting during fail
r week. An excellent program is being
s prepared for the third Wednesday IL
8 November. All are cordially invited
0 to attend this meeting.
> ONE ADMITS, OTHER DENIES =
John Pacheco pleaded guilty to petty
larceny yesterday in Judge Stanford
division of the superior court, and was
fined $3.50. He had no money but
= planned to borrow some to avoid serv-
ing a jail sentence. Frank Butler
n who was charged with completely with
Pacheco in the theft Of $3.50 worth
of cotton from r. E. Willitms on O.
tober IA, pleaded not guilty to the Of
Tense. His case was set for Jan
I uary 8.
DOROTHY BERRY CASE SET =
! Dorothy NJ Berry, arraigned yester
! day on bogus check charge in Judg'
Stanford's division of the superio
I court, pleaded not guilty, and her cas-
3 was set for November Is. The sug
s gestion made by her attorney that h
be permitted to stand good for Mis-.
Berry's appearance in court on tina
I date without her giving bond was OBJ
| jected to by the county attorney, who
i however, was willing TO consent to he
. commitment to the Crittenden hom
h until November II. Miss Berry is sal
3 to be in i'll health, and her confinement
I at the county Jail was deemed undul
# severe. The young woman was boun
over to the superior court by Judge d
Souza on October 9, on charges pre-
ferred againsther bq Ed M Cartel
= manager of the Korrick store. who de
! clared she gave him two WORTHLESS
- checks for $1,000 and $3.50, respec
= lively.
70 SET TWO CALENDARS = The No
is vember and December calendars wer
~ set in both divisions of the superio
N court yesterday. Approximately
:, civil cases will be heard in Division
all by jury. Sixty-one will be hear
in Division 2.
! WIFE GETS DIVORCE = Clara ]
I Clark was granted a divorce yesterda
by Judge Lyman from Thomas Clarl
] Non-support and cruelty were allege
r. in the complaint.
l. POULTRY EXPERT HERE-Harr
ir. NJ. Lamon, in charge of the poultr
department Of the United States dc
err partment of agriculture, will arrive
le Phoenix this morning, accompanied h
st his assistant, D. NJ. Green. They wi
W attend the fair and also inspect II
United States poultry station six mile
- west of Glendale, spending two weel
ed here in all. Mr.. Lamon will be IL