Arizona republican., 1921-01-19
About The State
Returns From Eastern Trip

Returns From Eastern Trip
 CLIFTON Norman Carmichael, | general manager of the Arizona Cop | per company, Ltd, returned to the city on Thursday after an absence of several weeks in the east on company business.-Copper Era.
 Epes Randolph Convalescent
 TUCSON-Late last night the con- ditiop of Col. Epes Randolph, president of the Southern Pacific de Mexico, was reported much improved Colonel Ran dolph has been i'll for more than a week at his apartments in the Santa. Rita hotel. Medical attendants no longer consider his condition critical.-Star.
 Had Many Husbands
 TUCSON-Three husbands" and no divorces is the rather unusual record of Mrs. Myrtle Kogans- Holt-Follett, a comedy woman of 2S, who was hailed before Justice Oscar L. Pease Saturday on charges preferred by Walter M. Holt, mate number two.
 Holt, at the hearing before Justice Pease testified that the woman al- though married to him on Aug. F at Globe. and without procuring a divorce, had gone through marriage ceremony on Jan. I2 last with her last matrimo- nial venture, Kieth Eugene Follett, with whom she has since been living as wife-Star.
 Company Nearly Recruited
 WILLIAMS-The organization of the Williams company of the 15Sth infan- try is now nearly completed. Seven more recruits were signed up Monday night, leaving but eight yet to be se- cured. Captain Linton was present at the meeting held Monday night, but his presence will not again be required to complete the organization of the com pany.-News.
 Exonerates Forest Ranger WILLIAMS-F'red W. Croxon, a forest ranger of the Coconino forest, l who killed Charles Quayle last week Wednesday, at the latter's ranch. was exonerated by the coroner's jury held last Friday. Croxon will be given a preliminary hearing before Judge Kid next week Saturday. It is generally felt at Flagstaff that Croxon will be entirely cleared at the hearing.-News Want Another Judge PRESCOTT Recommendation that the Yavapai County Bar association : enter the fight to secure an additional superior judge for this county was the result of favorable report of the prof. ect by a committee to the association in Q meeting at the court house last ! :. Cornick will today name committee , of lawyers to draft bill to present tC the egislature.-Journal-M Miner.
 Valves Preliminary Hearing
 PRESCOTT-Prelim examina. ton in the case of Thomas Murphy l colored patient whose staying at Whip 2 pie Barracks on December 10 of Georg, 7 Edwards. another colored patient, wa! f witnessed by a wardful of persons, wa nfx.m1 4I. xI Fr~f.- ] has been bound over to await the ac I tion of the next session of the fedora f court, to convene here the first Mon , day in March.-Journal Miner D Home Brew Causes Fire
 MIAMI-It was a potent brand o lhome brew some one was preparing il
 a small shack in the rear of g Miam
 avenue, in the section known as Mexi
 can Canyon, this morning. A few vii,
 raisins and an old stove combined t
 form a conflagration that would, bu for the remarkably efficient work o f the fire department, have wiped out large portion of the section.
 Responding to an alarm turned i
 about II o'clock, the firemen succeede f in quenching the fire and saved tw adjoining houses which were badl . charred by the flames. Difficulty va 6 experienced in preventing the strear v from the hose tearing the flimsy struc = lures to pieces.
 = An examination of the structure i q which the blaze originated, brought |
 light two overturned barrels of raisi
 mash, a portion of what had evidentl ] been a still, tunnels, bottles and tn
 other miscellaneous equipment of tn
 kitchen distillery.-Bulletin.
 Find Cache of Stolen Goods
 DOUGLAS - One of the large:
 fences for stolen box car merchandis
 ever discovered in the southwest wa
 unearthed in a raid by department ( y justice agents in the house of Joaqui
 Madrid at the little town of Benso T close to Tucson. Truck load after true 2. load of goods were recovered, accord
 ing to local federal officers.
 Apparently for several years tf ,. gang of box car thieves whose opera " tions have been baffling the polio "a railroad and special detectives. haN d been storing their plunder In the Mao
 rid house. The latter. according to Il
 government agents, had been peddliT
 the goods but at retail.
 e The department of justice had bee D working upon the case for sever
 months. suspicion finally centering Benson as the point of the leak . freight from trains routed throus Or from California to the coast and fro - the east to California. At Benson 2 :, freights stops for few hours on u -1 through rip.-International
 1- Burglars Leave as Family Arrives o4 BISBEE-The residence of H. 1e Miller at 429F Laundry Hill, was el to tered late last night by burglars whi 1il the family was away. and about : ,n worth of wearing apparel stolen. TT W family returned at about 10 o'clock, an he as they entered by the back door thu
 heard the burglars going out the fro he door which they had unlocked from u as inside.-ReView
 rh Two Brides On the Stage av GLOBE-Jack Post, a newspap 70 man of Miami. and Miss Leahet oy Frances Sonnefield of Phoenix, we
 married last night at S:30 o'clock he Rev. George s. Sloan, pastor of t ITS Community church in Miami at t .i- Buena Vista Manse. The bride a .te rived in Miami yesterda On the sar nd stage were Miss Riddle Fisher and h ll- brother, of Holbrook. Miss Fisher W
 on her way to Miami to become a bri i.T- n zl- .T- 1.,-A ,z--1,N D.