Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
MOONSH|NE MAKER
 KEEPS BUSY 1T II

FLORENCE. Feb. 11.-Adrian Cas- tinida, a baker from Sonora Town, seems to find the moonshine game rather profitable. At any rate, he was capght by deputies from the sheriffs s office operating a second still just nine days after he had received a sentencesl for a similar offence.
 Castinida was taken last moDtb win ? new 4o-gallon galvanized iron still and pleaded guilty to the charge of making liquor. He was fined $50. but the customary jail sentence was sus- pended because he claimed that his wife was sick and that his family was dependent upon him. The sheriff's of flee was asked to look into the validity of his claim. and when they did so they found him busy at his former oc- cupation again, this time with smaller still. He was brought to the county jail to await trial again just 70 days after his release on . similar charge.
 Jesus Jatarra. one of the quartet taken in Mesa last Saturday on sus- picion of connection with recent hold- ups, is serving his 30-day sentence for resisting an officer in the Fibre nce jail, where he is being held for ga keeping while local officers invssy- gate his connection with the Maricopa murder case.
 1 Jatarra offered a blood stained bill to clerk in Mesa and created sus-
 picion. The clerk followed him to picture theater there and then report ed him to the officers. who attempted 1 to arrest him and four companions after the show. The Mexicans sub
 mitted to arrest. but on the way to the I jail offered resistance and. after being
 cleared of all other suspicion, were given a 30-day sentence for resisting
 an officer. Jatarra. however, is sus- l pected of connection with the brutal murder at Maricopa over week ago l and is being held for investigation. He claims that he received the blood. stained money from a bank in Fl Paso- Mrs. E. B. Deyine and Mrs c. F. l Truman entertained about 60 ladies of the town with a bridge party at the home of the former last Tuesday after noon. There were fl tables. Mrs. l Price. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Simms received the prizes. Some of the high school girls assisted with the serving of the very elaborate luncheon.
 The women's auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion gave one of the brightest
 dance affairs of the season last night
 at the Isis theater. It was in the na- ture Of Valentine dance and was en-
 Joyed by nearly 50 couples The rnu- sic. which was furnished by the five piece Fl Paso jazz orchestra, was of 1 the best. and the hand-worlzed pro- grams were unique.
 Joel smith. the negro who attempted to take both the life of his wife and
 himself during quarrel which ended
 in a gun fight last Friday, is greatly
 improved. Mrs. Smith is also out of danger, though her wounds are of a
 more serious nature
 w. J. Maben has moved to Florence where he has leased the I.obb ranch
 west of town. He has brought his family of four with him and put the
 three children into the grammar schools here.
 pr. F. Brockman of Tucson has come
 to Florence to live. Dr. Brochman' is
 a dentist and expects to open an office ! here in the near future
 1 Track work has started at the high 1 school here and a squad of 20 has
 turned out for practice Last year
 Florence high took second place at the
 state meet and hopes to repeat this
 year. They have suffered the loss of
 their mainstay, Smith,