Arizona republican., 1920-01-27
ARRESTED, SERIOUS CHARGE

 Miguel Rasza, arrested on a statutory charge on the complaint of Frances Valenzuela, mother of Eloisa V. Valen- zCela. Is years old. appeared before Judge Wheeler in the East Phoenix precinct justice court yesterday morn ing, and was held under $2,500 bond for his examination next Thursday at g o'clock.
 ILL, CAN'T APPEAR-Seriou i'll and in the care of Dr. Harry Carson. county physician. Leroy Raymond De Verr. confined in the. county jail to await trial on a bogus check charge. was released yesterday by Justice Wheeler from appearing immediately on a second charge of the same nature which has been brought against him.
 PYTHlAN SiSTERS-Pythian Sis , ters announce they will hold their an nusl ball Tuesday, February 11, at the Womans club. Invitations will be issued later.
 cause of the illness of Chairman w. k. Bowen, the board of supervisors did not hold it's regular Monday meet ing yesterday. No day of this week was set for a meeting. as three children cf Me ember J. R. Bradshaw are also iil. enforcing his absence also.
 BACK FROM FIT. SilL-Harry Nit ten, deputy sheriff. has returned from Ft. Sill Oklahoma, where he went on January 16 to testify in the trial by general courtmartial of Albert M. Harsha. for assertion. Harsha. who was arrested here for alleged grand larceny and later released to the gov ernment authorities. was given five years sentence by the court for deSer tion. At the expiration of this term. AliIten states, he will have to face trial on the grand larceny charge lodged against him.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag licenses nave been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the following persons: Arthur C. Sanburn- B. and Gertrude A. Easton, 22, both of Mesa; Reyes Zamora. 35 and Petra Robledo de Zaroa, 32 both of Phoenix: Henry Rebarez, 21. and Rosa Gallardo. P. both of Phoenix: Forrest X. Powell, 26, of Mesa, and Jennie Burton, 26, of Vernal: Jose Mejia. %, and Rita Duarte. 21, both of Chandler; Camilo Aylo, 25. and Mariana Sasido, 20. both of Phoenix: Hays s. Fore, 29. of Kan sas City. and Caroline Brown of Phoenix.
 APPRAisE oLoUIN EsTATE-The estate of Sotora Wagner Olquin is valued at $5,O00 in an inventory and appraisement filed yesterday in the superior court by Fate Morrell, Harold Taffe and Mike Bostick. the appraisers. The property consists for the most part of two lots in Linville's addition.
 GUARDIAN NAMED - J. Frank Yancy was named guardian of Helen Young, a minor, yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court.
 COURT APPOINTS GUARDIAN - Eva Bell H. Keller was named guardian of the estate of Robert Frederick Hil- burn. minor. yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court
 ADMINISTRATORS NAMED-J. R. Quinn was named administrator of the estate of Ethel Wolf Quinn yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court
 HOLUB TO RETURN-J. M. Ho- Tub. assistant United States attorney, will return. Wednesday from Tucson where he has been on official business for the past ten days.
 GREEK WOULD BE A CITIZEN Nick Nicolopoulos employed as waiter in a downtown cafe, yesterday filed his declaration of intention Of becoming a citizen of the United States He emigrated to this country from Greece in 1910-
 MOTOR CAR RECOVERED - A motor car stolen from l. Myers of Glendale Sunday was recovered near Aguila yesterday by county of ficers
 SERIOUS CHARGE sam Brusa, an Italian barber. arrested by the po- lice on Saturday for alleged criminal relations with a 16-year-old girl, ap- peared before Judge Wheeler in East
  day and placed under $2,500 bond for his examination next Thursday at 30 o'clock.
 WIFE GETS pIvoRCE-Mattie NJ. Long was granted a divorce from II. NJ. Long yesterday by Judge Lyman of the superior court.
 JUDGE LYMAN GOES NORTH - Judge Lyman of the superior court left last night for St. Johns to sit on ~asR1e TfT court in which Judge Gibbons has been disqualified. He will not return before the end of the week.
 DESERT PICNIC PARTY-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nagle of Detroit, Michigan, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Brought of 1901 West Monroe street. at desert picnic party yesterday. Mir. Nagle, a retired commission merchant of Michigan. is known at home as The Apple King of Michigan" The picnic was delayed by a punctured tire on the car carrying Mir. and Mrs. Nagle. and the four carloads of pie nickers became separated so that in- stead of being held at the luncheon hour, the desert picnic did not take place until after o'clock. Other of the party were Mir. and 1 Mrs. Fred Bourne. Mir. and Mrs. D. B. Ore. Mrs. Helen Destart of Denver, MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Stewel. Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Jones. Mir. and Mrs. John Sisley of Omaha, Miss F.. R. Evans of Missouri. and Jack Wilson.
 COL. GREENWAY HERE-ColoneJ John c. Greenway. general manager of the Calumet and Arizona, spent a 1 short time in the city yesterday.
 SUES FOR CATTlE-Alleging that | eight head of cattle .totalling s46G in | value. have been killed by the Santa | Fe railroad on his range near Aguila | since May. 1918 William D. Powell | brought suit for that amount with iN- | terest yesterday from Walter D. | Hines. director general of railroads.
 GUILTY ON BOTH COUNTS-Ren- | 1ering decision in the Pacific Gas | and Electric company case heard by | him a week ago last Saturday, Judge | Stanford of the superior court yes | terday decided that the corporation | was guilty of both coInts of the charge | brought against it.. Sentence will be | passed next Saturday. The Pacific | Gas and Electric company was | charged with failure to insulate prop srly certain of it's wires attached to