Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
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 office who have been in Phoenix for several days. left last evening for No gales.
 SPECIAL AGENT COMES-W. B.
 Burt special agent of the Santa F'e field division of the general land of flee, who is making Phoenix his head quarters this spring, returned yesterday from a several days absence in Flor ence.
 u. s. ExAMiNATION-Ci service examinations for typists and stenogra- phers for federal positions in and around Phoenix will be held at the fed eral building on. Saturday, February 2S.
 SURVEYORS ARRiVE-WilHs Mill rick of Cheyenne and Glenn Sawyer of Helena arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will be attached to the surveyor generals office until summer. The sur veyors were transferred to Phoenix to assist in preparing field notes.
 NEW DEPUTY-Mrs. Ethel Rivers has been appointed temporary deputy of the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Mrs. Rivers will assist c. c. Downing. deputy clerk. during the court term which opens February g, Judge David F. Dyer of Missouri, presiding.
 WOULD BE CITIZEN-Yovan Chuk. a miner who gave his residence as Phoenix. yesterday filed his declaration of intention in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Chuk came to this country from Siberia in June 1908.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS-H o m e. stead patents were received 1t the United States land office from Wash ington yesterday for the following who have claims in various counties in the state, Kate Mccoy Jean l.. Lely, Will lis H. Mcguire, Virginia Brown. Cray ton H. Menefee. Theodore Roessle, Agnes NJ. Biddlecome. Damasia Baca- ><1 -4rf II-sv, Asahel W. Burk. James E. Shelley, Jesus M. Sandoval, Leonard A. Hough, Rufus c. Creswell. Jr., Henry l.. Fred rick, Wesley C. Smith. William w. Will lis, Fred Kellogg. Rafael A. Lorona, Creighton B. Cosner and William R. Sutherland A mining patent for min ing claims was received for the Con solidated Arizona Smelling company.
 DRUNK IS FINEO-F'rank West, 45 years old, arrested at 12: 45 o'clock yes day morning by Officer Lucey of the city police, paid a 8 fine yesterday in police court. He was charged with be- ing drunk and disorderly.
 STOLE COTTON, IS CHARGE-A Rodregas and F.. Molina. charged with taking cotton from R. J. Rappe, ap- peared before Judge Wheeler in East Phoenix justice court yesterday morn ing. Their bond was fixed in the sum of $500 each and their examinations set for February 20
 ARRAIGN SHEEP HERDER-Cruez Arasco, charged by Russell Mcdaniel with herding sheep on the property of another, was arraigned before Judge Wheeler in East Phoenix justice court yesterday and his trial set for February 19 at o'clock He was released on his own recognizance.
 HUSBAND ASKS DIvORCE-AI- leging desertion. Edward F. Lee brought suit for divorce from Ada Lee yester- dcy i'm he TIax- n-sli married in Salt Lake City August r. 1916.
 DE sERTIoN cHARGED-Isabell Ruthough filed suit for divorce from Archie R. Ruthough yesterday in the superior court. Desertion was the al legged ground for action. They were 1 April 25. 1915. in Phoenix.
 CONTESTS OMESTEAD-That he l never established a residence the ! additional homestead nor maintained l a residence on the original homestead | Cornelius H. ParkeS yesterday brought | Walker for an additional homestead l near Higley. Parker claims that Wal l ker not only failed to establish his | residence, but also to cultivate either of the homesteads during the past two l years, and that his failure to comply | with the homestead laws was not due : to military nor naval service.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAM MlNATION-l The United States Civil Service Com | mission announces that an examina- tion for stenographer and typewriter ] for positions in the various federal of | fices in Phoenix and vicinity will be | held at hte Federal building in this city on the fourth Saturday of each l month, during the current quarter. Persons desiring to take this examina- tion are asked to communicate with | the local secretary. Clarence R. Craig, | 2S0 Federal building, Phoenix.
 REVIVAL TO BEGIN-RevivaI ser vices will commence at the Free Meth | odist church on the corner of Adams and Fifth streets, Tuesday evening. February IT. Miss Ella Becker. evan gelist and singer of Indiana polls, In diana, will arrive Tuesday morning and take charge of the evangelistic services for the next two weeks Miss Becker is an exceptional preacher and singer and anyone that hears her will not be disappointed Song and service will begin every night at 730. The public is invited to attend Come and bring your friends, and help to make this big meeting.
 Things are moving along quietly, but at the property of the Eyrich Gold company not far from Phoenix under the management of Jack White who has been one of the owners for several years. sitN 10-tOI IIllil ndS been brought upon the ground and will shortly be installed when operations will move along faster. great deal of work has been done on the property and the more development work the greater Is the promise of the nine
 THESE MAY MARRY-Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk If the superior court to the following persons: Harmon Evans 40, and Flora Peterson. g, both of Phoenix; Libera- 70 Ponsa- 22 and ISabell Luhan, 20, both of Chandler; John A. Graham '6, and Ada NJ. Bird, 26. both of Phoe- 1ix; Hardy Schell. and Lola Vallad- nghan. 27, both of Phoenix; Edward L. Dobrovsky. 2S, of Phoenix, and Sara Matutti, 20 of Los Angeles; George w Parker. 21, of Phoenix and Beatrice Jackson, 19. of Tucson; Harold De- Wight Despair. 25, and Ether Lewis, A, both of Gilbert; Charles V. keuhn A, of Quartzite. and Natalie Hart metz, S3, of Los Angeles; Miles NJ 8easley. 42. of Arlington, and Murnie ]. Thompson. B, of Phoenix
 JUDGE MCKEE RECOvERS-Judge Vat Mckee of the West Phoenix pre-