Arizona republican., 1921-09-24

GRANTED DECREE = Della T. Browder yesterday was granted de- cree of divorce from Milton B. Browder by Judge Jenckes on grounds of failure to provide. Her maiden name, Della T. Furley, was restored her by the decree and the custody of a minor child was given to her.
 ARRAiGNED ON cHAReE-Fer- dinando Serpa yesterday was ar raigned before Justice Nat T. Nc Kee on a charge of assault with deadly weapon. The hearing was set for Sept. 2S, and Serpa was commit- ted to the county jail under a bond of S150. The complaint was made by Maria Gomez, who charges Serpa made an assault upon her with pistol.
 STOCK IN GOOD sHAPE-Mrs. E. J. Hinson of the "T on TT ranch on the New river has returned after be-. ing out of the state for three months Mrs. Hinson says the range never looked better. and the cattle and horses are in fine shape. Even the Black Canyon road, Mrs. Hinson said, did not take the joy out of home com ing, although her car became stuck in the sand twice and had 10 be dug out
 ON LIQUOR cHARcE-B. valen- cia, proprietor of the Pioneer stables on South Third street, was arrested and placed in the county jail last night by Deputy Sheriffs Dewitt, Llanco and Meeks after they had found gallon of "moonshine' whis- | key in a buggy in which Valencia was riding. A charge of transporting in 1 toxicating liquor will be brought l against Valencia today. the officers said. The horse and buggy may be confiscated, they added.
 HELD FOR TRIAL-Guillermo Ri- l vera yesterday was held to answer to l the superior court by Justice Henry T. Sullivan on a charge of leaving a place of accident without stopping to
 give his name. automobile license number, and residence. He furnished
 a bond of $500 to appear in the su- perior court when called. The com plaint was made by Benito April
 who charges Rivera drove away after his car had injured Altagracia April
 SENTENCED TO JAiL-Henr, Hoffman, who was found guilty by g jury in the superior court on charge | Of disposing of intoxicating liquor yesterday was sentenced by Judge l Stanford to serve 50 days in thu
 county jail at hard labor in addition
 to paying fine of $200 or serving
 one day for each dollar not paid. G
 R. Gonzales, who pleaded guilty yes terday to the same offenSe, was sen | fenced by Judge Stanford to serve 6
 days in the county jail at hard labo
 in addition to paying a fine of S200 o serving one day for each dollar no
 paid. Al Abdunor pleaded not guilt. to charge of failure to provide fo
 his minor children and the case wa set for trial on Oct. 22 by Judg Stanford
 SUSPENDED SENTENCE RE
 vOkED-Calvin Thomson yesterda
 was taken before Judge Stanford fo violation of a suspended sentenc
 given him a week ago by the cour 5 Judge Stanford ordered the sentenc { revoked and then sentenced Thom :. ason to serve six months in the coun j. ty jail at hard labor. Last Monda
 night Thomson was arrested by cit
 police officers following the over Fl turning of a Ford car which he wa
 driving on South Central street. Or of the women occupants of the ca sustained severe injuries. Thomaso was charged with driving a car whi F intoxicated and pleaded guilty in tf
 court of Justice Nat T. Mckee. + | was sentenced by the justice to sery 30 days in the county jail in additie . to paying a fine of $100 or servir . one day for each dollar of the fiji - not paid.
 II McCREfRY APPEAlS-Notice | appeal to the supreme court from u | judgment and sentence of the sl | perior court in the case of Albert
 McCreary was filed yesterday in Il
 superior court. McCreary was foul | guilty by jury recently on a char | of arson in the second degree and WI - sentenced to serve from g to 10 ca Il in the state penitentiary by Judl Stanford, after he had denied m ton for new trial. McCreary VI | taken to the state penitentiary la Wednesday, after he had waived l preliminary hearing on a charge | murder in which he is charged wi killing J. M. Dunn, a rancher, WI was shot and killed on the night = March 10.