Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
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"FoR PERSONAL USE"-E. E. charged with the manu facture of liquor, told Judge Stanford yesterday he made it from grapes for his personal use. He will be sentenced | Friday at 80 o'clock.
 MORALES WOMAN IN CITY-Mrs. | M. P. Duffy of Nogales, arrived Tues | day evening and is stopping at the | Hotel Adams.
 VISITOR FROM TUcsoN-Mrs. J. 1 B. Lellard, of Tucson, arrived in tSe | city Tuesday evening. She is stopping ate the Hotel Adams.
 NEBRASKAN ARRIVES-E. W. of Lodge Pole, Nebraska, l arrived Tuesday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 TAckY DANcE-A tacky dance will be held at the Madison Improve ment club house Friday night, No- vember 2S, four miles east of Center on the Indian school road. The pub lie is invited.
 NOT THE SAME SToNE-Ralph Stone arraigned before Judge Wheeler yesterday on a bogus check charge preferred by Reeves Balyen, stated that although he had worked for the man Connors whose name was alleged to have been forged to a check for s1S.75. he knew nothing whatever of the check. He said he had been in the service for IS months, with his last station at camp in Texas. His bond was set at $400, which he failed to furnish, and his examination will oc- cur on December at 10 o'clock. Stone is not the Ralph Stone involved in the alleged theft of an automobile from Burt Majors, but another man giving the same name.
 TRIAL PoSTPoNED-on motion of County Attorney Laney, the exam ination in Judge Wheeler's court of Rex Breen, Ralph Stone, and Pauline Breen, charged with the theft of a motor car from Burt Majors, has been postponed until next Monday at 10 o'clock.
 FROM LOS ANGELES-Los Angeles puests who arrived Tuesday evening st the Hotel Adams were George Ryal' I, q. Norton, and ]. McMillan.
 TRIXIE IS COMING-Joe Casey ad- vance man for the Trixie F'riganza company which will appear at a To- cal theater December 4, arrived in the city yesterday.
 ARRIVE AT ADAMS-Mr. and Mrs. I M Sargent arrived yesterday from Tucson and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 COME FROM coAsT-Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Ferguson of Long Beach, Cali fornia, arrived in the city yesterday and are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 TAKE PRISONERS NoRTH-Jo- seph c. Dillon, United States marshal, and Fred Weage, deputy marshal, left yesterday morning for Prescott with r prisoners recently convicted by the federal court in Tucson and sentenced to serve their time in the Yavapai l county jail The federal officers will return to Phoenix this morning and will pass the Thanksgiving weekend | here.
 CONTESTS LAND ENTRY-Fred
 Powers yesterday filed contest pfo- l caedings in the United States lana or | flee against Norris C. Freeman, clam . i ing that Freeman was not bona Iide
 resident of the state when he LOOK
 an entry on a homestead in Casa | Grande. It is further claimed tha'
 Freemen had no intention of becoming
 q resident.
 ORDERS MINE SURVEY-Frank P. Trott, surveyor general, yesterday
 gave orders to survey mining cialms in the San Francisco mining district
 in Mohave county. The order was made on the application of the New Comstock Mining company, which | owns the claims known as the Nigh Mare lode. Pyramid Mill Site, Wood row, Wilson Howard, Katherine Ex- tension, Katherine Extension No. 2 | Dorothy, Dorothy No. l, Princes:
 Katherine lodes and Katherine Mill
 site.
 RECEIVE HOMESTEAD PAT
 ENTS-The United States land office
 yesterday received homestead patent!
 from the general office in Washing
 ton. Among the patents received wa.
 that of a homestead taken up b.
 Angie P. Byrne, deputy in the offic'
 of the clerk of the superior court, wh'
 has established a residence on he
 place south of the Central avenu
 bridge. Other patents received cove
 nomesteads in various parts of tn
 state, whose owners are Maud A. But
 Ter. Maud A. Hunt, Otho T. Gallagher Frederick s. Doner. Ellis ". Wilt bank, Andrew G. Pierce and Carlo . Valenzuela.
 5 coNvicTED-Permitted to rende 7 it's verdict without leaving the box, l jury in Judge Stanford's court yester day found Refugio Duarte guilty c ? burglary in the second degree. E ] mistake the wrong verdict was signed [ and the clerk read a verdict of mo guilty" which the foreman hastil
 corrected. A. L. Powers of Lehi wa
 the complaining witness.
 WAS AWAY ON BUSINESS-C r
 Ashley representing the state tax com
 mission, returned yesterday from busi
 ness in Greenlee and Cochise countie
 HISTORY OF FIGHTING SETH =
 American legion men throughout tn state are advised by Adjutant Gener;
 water $. Ingalls, that an official his
 tory of the S9th division is on sale fo
 5o cents a copy by the War Societ or the S9th' at Denver. The book
 entitled A Brief History of the S9t o DlVlslon. It is a 4Spage affair, pre- : pared under the direction of Major T J. Masseek, 353rd infantry. and rc - counts the history of the division frol :. the time of it's organization at Cam e ! unston The history of the divisic . overseas and the account of its fin ? disposition is included.
 v SHRINE POTENTATE TO L. A.. / Arthur G. Hulett. potentate of
 Zaribah temple, nobles of the myst |, shrine, will go to Los Angeles to carr a pe:sonal invitation to Imperial P, Q tentate w. Freeland Kendrick to Wis f Fl Zaribah temple some time after Il ' flrst Of the year. Jack Sweeney W s accompany Potentate Hulett on il
 mission. There are to be great doin. if in Los Angeles in honor of Imperi v Potentate Kendrick.
 e UNITED AMERICANS CoNvEk 9 TiON-The national convention of f, g.