Arizona republican., 1920-12-18
SENTENCED ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Ira A. Yelton, who pleaded guilty in the superior court Thudsday to charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquors, was sentenced yesterday to serve two months in the county jail by Judge J. E. Jones of Flagstaff, and to pay in addition fine of $200. Yelton was arrested several nights ago when the officers from the sheriffs office raided a tent on Park road near the Arizona canal.
 The officers found the still going full blast, two gallons of fresh dis titled "moonshine" whiskey, and 5 gallon barrel full of cornmeal mash in the tent. Yelton was caught in the brush near the tent
 TO TEACH CHRISTIAN LIVING
 A primary course of lessons in Chris han living and healing is being given at 237 North Fifth street every We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock. The sub ject for next Wednesday will be 'The Real and the Unreal.' All are well come.
 THIEVES AT COTTON CAMPS
 Complaints that three cotton camps had been entered by thieves were made to the sheriffs office yesterday. The camp near Six Points reported that some one had taken $150 and some clothing from the place while the oc- oupants were in the fields picking cot ton. A camp on north Fifteenth ave nue reported that several articles of clothing had been taken from it while the occupants were picking cotton. A camp on Horns ranch reported that several pounds of cotton had been taken from it. Officers detailed to the 1 job were unable to find any clues or 1 the articles stolen
 l EOtINn EIIII TN nE RlIRGI ARX 1 Jack Martin was found guilty Thurs day by jury in the superior court on ! a charge of burglary in the second l degree. He will be sentenced today. | The complaint was made by C. R. French who alleged Martin entered his room at 431 West Washington street with the intent to commit larceny. COUPLE GETS LICENSE l A license to marry was issued yes | terday to Robert Romero, 2S, and Faviana Vegrijalva, 31, both of Phoe- nix.
 VALUE ESTATE AT $18,ooo
 Petition for letters of administration
 was filed yesterday in the estate of Albert O. Erhardt, who died in Phoe
 nix, November 18,1920, by George J Erhardt, a brother. The estate con-
 sists of personal property valued al S1S,000 according to the petition, and is made up of cash in the bank, liberty
 bonds, and life insurance policy pay
 able to the estate. The heirs, the pe-
 tition states. are Jacob c. Erhardt, ano
 George J. Erhardt. The petition vii
 be heard on Monday afternoon, Jan
 uary 3. 1921, at 30 o'clock.
 I TWO MOTOR CARS STOLEN
 Two automobiles were reported
 stolen to the sheriff's office last night M. F. Smith reported his Ford stoleI
 from in front of the Strand theatel
 between s and 9:35 o'clock. The lie. ense number was 33,195. Constabl'
 Pickens of Mesa reported that tn, , Hudson touring car belonging to M c. Phelphs of Mesa had been stolen
 The license number was 23.513 INSECTS HIGH SCHOOL CADET; Capt. E. s. Linton. inspector instruc ton of high school cadets, returnet yesterday from the northern part o the state, where he reviewed the mili : tary work of the high school boys o !. Holbrook, Winslow, Kingman, Jerom . and Prescott
 EVIDENCE ALL lN-Presentation o
 evidence in the case of William H. Key . holds against the Stoddard Investmen company over the control of the Cop . per Mountain mines company ended yesterday afternoon in the Unite States district court. Judge William y H. SawteIle, presiding judge, gave tn
 plaintiff five days in which to file ! brief the defendant ten days in whic 7 2 to answer and the plaintiff then fiv . days again to file an amended brief. :, HELD ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE II Juan Alvarez yesterday was held
 answer to the superior court by Jus Y tice Mckee after hearing on charg A of Kidnapping He was committed
 the county jail when he failed to fur
 nish a bond of $1,000. The complain
 was made by Joe Reina who alleges Al = varez enticed and took away from hi U home his sister, Carmen Reina, age 1 fl years. Alvarez was arrested nea : Laveen several days ago. The girl wa :. found in his home by the officers. a BICYCLE WAS STOLEN, WA V CHARGE-When Constable O. l.. Picl
 ems of Mesa saw Tony Gonzales i : that city Thursday with a bicycle l . stopped him for information concerr ~ ing the new wheel Gonzales told u m constable that he had just bought V from another Mexican for s25 and u 'g officer said he would give him ju 10 20 minutes to locate the man from who "a he purchased it. Instead Of lookir V for the man Gonzales, according of Constable Pickens, used minutes ~ the 20 allowed him for the search al getting out of town. Yesterday Go rs gales was arraigned before Justi I- Wheeler on a charge of grand larcel ne in connection with the taking of | ne wheel from the Stewart company. in was committed to the county jail m lieu of a bond of $500. His case W
 be heard next Thursday afternoon al . o'clock.
 MAY BUILD PLANT-A shale "a recovery plant may be built in Arizo . next summer hv a eroun of enginee