Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

sailed from Antwerp on January F | and arrived in New York, January 24-
 Those in the number of Captain Roy | M. Robinson, 911 North Central avenue,
 of Phoenix, and William C. Teubner of Douglas. After being sent to Camp
 Merritt for discharge. they will be
 sent to their homes.
 GOES TO TUCSON-J. M. Holub, assistant United States attorney will ] be in Tucson for the coming week as
 counsel for the government in 9 num-
 Der ot cases that will be heard before
 Judge Sawtelle. Mir. Holub will return | to Phoenix before February B, when l federal court will open here, Judge
 Dyer of Missouri presiding
 Ybarra, charged with selling intoxicat- ing liquor to an Indian was arraigned before John E. Henke. U. $. commits
 sioner yesterday and his preliminary hearin gset for 2 o'clock Monday after noon. Ybarras bond was placed at | S1 ,O0O. which he failed to furnish. ] LEAVE FOR FRIScO-J. H. Lang ston, assistant United States attorney, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco where he will represent the govern | ment in a number of matters that will come up before the circuit court of ] appeals. United States Attorney 1 Thomas A. Flynn who, with Mrs. 1 Flynn. has been in Tucson for the past ! ten days will also. attend court in san 1 Fra ancis,o.
 RETURNS TO PHoENIx-Frank s. 1 Smith. special agent Of the department of justice returned yesterday from Wiclsenburg where he has been making ! investigations for the government.
 GO TO WASHINGTON = MT. and
 David Morgan left last evening for Washington where they will be es- ! tablished until March
 ON OFFICIAL. BUSINESS -fJ. l.. Cooper, postoffice inspector, left last evening for, Tucson and Nogales on official business.
 shaw of the county board, has gone on the sick list to keep Chairman Bowen company, anl although neither is seri- ously ill, no board meeting will be held until next Monday. Three children of Mir. Bradshaw are also i'll.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-Bell Walter Sparks was granted divorce from Herbert G. Sparks yesterday by Judge tanford of the superior court. WILL FACE JURY-Moses C. Will son, better known as Tom Wilson, will face a jury on February 9. for the all legged murder of his wife, Mrs. Hazel Wilson, found dead at their room at 123S East Adams street on November 6, with a revolver in her hand. Wilson was bound over to the superior court November A. under S5;0o0 bond by Judge Wheeler of the East Phoenix justice court. Attorneys Davis ana Goodman were appointed yesterday by the court to defend him. SEEKS MAGES-Damages in the sum of $5O,000 are asked by Edward Kendall in suit filed yesterday in the superior court against the Silver King of Arizona Mining company. kendall states in his complaint that while eIn- pioyed at the Silver King miPe near Superior on September II of last year i.e was caught in premature blast an0 blinded. He also suffered loss of hearing in his right and other seri- ouS injuries, he alleges. through no auIt of his own. He is represented by Thomas J. Croaff counsel. FROM TUCSON - William Watson arrived yesterday from Tucson and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 AT FERSON-Thomas r. Wal lace of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived yester- day and is registered at the Jefferson hotel.
 charged with failure to provide for his superior court yesterday by Judge court Bond was fixed in the sum of $eO0.
 FROM KANSAS CITY-Mr and Mrs Kansas City and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 AT HOTEL ADAMS-Mr. and Mrs. Pennsylvania arrived yesterday in the city. They are registered at the Hotel Adams.