Arizona republican., 1921-03-03
ABOUT THE STATE

out a complaint against him and he | was arrested had his preliminary hear ing in the justice court and heIo over to the superior court It seems mat Bustos had been in love with the moth CT of the boy for some time. How ever she objected to him striking her boy when he had no legal authority So after he was arrested and put Tn iail. if was decided that the two should get married provided, or course, thdI Bustos could get out Of 1all. 50 yes terday when the facts were present. ed to Judge Ingraham, he sentenced Rusros from one to five years In the state prison and suspended the sen tence during good behavior. Dustos wenf into the clerks office where ne took out a marriage license for hlinseH and Estafama Gonzales. Now Bustos will have the legal right to chastlze ] Mrs. Bustos' children.-Sun.
 Pays S1oo Fine
 | GLOBE+B H. Pervele, who was ar rested yesterday on his ranch at hl | Capitan, on a charge of killing peer | without a license entered a plea or | guilty at his arraignment yesterday, and upon paying the s100 fine assessed on him. he went his way. Peverle, It 1 is stated. had killed several head or
 beef cattle without having first tend ed to the formality of purchasing 1 license to QO so. The liW Itduli oS PSi sons killing over five head of peer to | be licensed.-Record.
 | Goes On Long Journey
 1 RISBEE-Miss Jean Bertonneau, teacher in a. local school, left Bisbee last night for New York, the first lap of a journey to South America. AS soon as possible after reaching New
 York, Miss Bertonneau will sail TOT
 Venezuela, where she will be marrieo
 to Bert Schoenschlegek who. until sev- } eral months ago, was a resident of ths Warren district Schoenschlegel re- signed from the engineering depart ment of the Copper Queen upon re- ceiving an offer from a big mining firm in VeneZuela.-Review.
 Raid Indian Camps
 : GLOBE-Raids on two Indian camps conducted yesterday by Louis Case who works under Indian Agent A. Il Symonds of San Carlos and William Null, member of the Indian police . unit, yesterday morning resulted II the confiscation of two 5-gallon olla' l of tulapai and the destruction of couple of patches of sprouting corn The first camp visited was the on'
 located near the Globe Foundry ant 5 Machine company shops Dlgglnl s down four feet in the ground the tw' . Indian officers unearthed 5-gallol l ola of tulapai. The supposition l j. that the hootch is so strong that l 2 must be buried to enable the owner I to keep it from straying.
 The visit to the Pinal Indian cam | resulted in the finding of another oll | of this powerful booze and a quantit e of sprouting corn. As in the othe e case 1t was necessary to resort to ex y cavating operations in order to fin 2 the booze.-Arizona Record.
 JeweIer Still Missing
 REPRESENTATIVES. s. Dixor e the missing jeweler, who disappeare | so mysteriously on February 15, o living or dead, is still in doubt. 't The authorities have been unable y get any trace of the missing mai Il though they have exerted themselve Is and used every means within thei n power to gain a clue to his where | abouts if living. or to find his body he has been foully dealt with. = It is certainly a strange and myste
 rious case and has baffled all who hay
 been connected with it in any capacit, of Leader,
 r. Alleged Conspirator On Trial 0 TUCSON-The trial of F'rancisc D. Reyna. charged with violating tt ,r neutrality laws of the United State le will begin today in the federal cour ,e Reyna, while under bond to refrai r. from fomenting revoiution in Mexic re during his stay, on the soil of tf