Arizona republican., 1920-10-23

hibition laws. Fuller's bond was placed at S125O, and Figueroa's at $500. Both were committed to the county Jail when they failed to furnish bonds. They are charged with conspiracy, operating a distilling apparatus. mak- ing intoxicating liquor and having in toxicating liquor in their possession. Fuller, Figueroa, D. F. Faulkner and W. F. Brizzee were arrested last Mon day after the officers in raid had found the largest distilling outfit thus far taken.
 LEAVE FOR GRAND CANYON Major and Mrs. Lennard H. Mitchell of Washington, D. C.. who passed sev- eral days in Phoenix with their rela- tives, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Lennard. left yesterday for the Grand Canyon en route for the East The Mitchells are returning to their home after an extended tour of the Canadian Rockies and the west coast
 TO COLLECT POLlCIES-Every in surance company operating in the state has been asked to furnish the corporation commission copies of all | forms of policies now in use in Ari- ! zona- The request has been sent out with view of bringing the files of the department up to date, that the com mission might be advised of the poli- ! EltS HOW Tn use III AflLOUd anu AAACSN | that have been withdrawn by the com panies. According to the records there are 34 life insurance companies oper- | atihg in the state. 115 fire insurance companies and 34 miscellaneous com panies.
 INDIANS ASK sURVEYs-For the | first time in the history of the office of the surveyor general in Phoenix, Apache Indians. acting under the pro- visions of an act passed about year ago, have requested a survey of mining claims held by them. James Stevens, William Stevens and John Case, full bloodea Apaches, petitioned yesterday for a survey of the Peacock No. and Peacock No. 2 mining claims in the San Carlos Indian reservation. The petition was entered by their attorneys SAYS HUSBAND DESERTED HER Her husband deserted her in Los An geles in August, 1916, Nina Burch de clares in her complaint for decree
 of divorce from Emmett H. Burch, filed
 yesterday in the superior court, anc
 she says she has not seen him since
 She charges he has failed to suppor
 her, and says they were married al
 Ontario. Cal, Feb. 2S. 1916.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tt
 marry were issued yesterday to Fran
 cisco Paz, 22, and Gregoria Figueroa 19, both of Phoenix; James Pleasan
 Ivy, 21. and Mary Ella Young, l9, botl
 of Phoenix; Aubra A. Spear, 25. Gas;
 Grande, and Louise Early, 21, of Tol
 leson; and Niche Peres, 21, and Bella
 Estrella, IT, both of Buckeye.
 SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN William D. Nolen, city marshal
 Holyoke. Mass. has requested the loca , police department to assist him Il , finding Thomas J. Kennedy, who ha been missing from his home in Hol ! yoke since January, 1919. Accordin { to Nolen's letter, Kennedy's father ha died recently. leaving him large es
 tate, and relatives believe he is in Ari , zona. as he was much interested ! mining. Kennedy is described as be , ing 59 years old, five feet seven c ] eight inches tall, weighing about 25 ], pounds with smooth, red full face. a l, old scar over his left eye and rollln
 gait. He is an Irish American. TT
 Holyoke marshal asks anyone knowin , Kennedy's whereabouts to commun . cate with him.