Arizona republican., 1913-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED-

AN OIL DRIPPER-For permitting oi, to drop upon the new pavement the owner of an automobile was in police court yesterday The police are determined that the ordinance shall be enforced and that the dis asterous practice shall be abatcd.
 BLATT- NUssBoEM MARRIAGE Julius Blatt and Rebecca Nussboem were united in marriage Saturday evening by Judge P r. Parker. The couple are well known in Phoenix and their friends unite in wishing them long life and much happiness.
 CASE IN TUCSON-For the pur- pose of attending the commencement week exercises of the Univ ersitY of Arizona Superintendent C. .. Case of tie state department of public i'm struction, left yesterday for Tucson.
 lie will be in the Ancient City for four CT five days
 GUILTY OF SPEEDING Edward Rudolph paid fine of fifteen dol lars in police court for having been .caught by Motorcycle Policeman Nor ren while driving q Ford car in the city limits at q rate of speed shown by the officers speedometer to have been twenty-eight miles an hour.
 FORD HOTEL-R. A. Hughes. Parker; R. r Hughes. Parker; x
 l.. Brandt, Cope Cola; r. II Kampe. Los Angcies R Derar, Ray. Ariz R.
 Ferguson. Chicago; J. k. Henderson.
 i;isbee. AIr. and Ms. x. R. Nabery.
 AIr. and Mrs Ii. II. Hin Los An
 -eIes: l., $ Faras. Tucson; Mrs. <, l.. Hutchinson, Mesa: Mrs. c. J
 Ruse, Mesa; Ada Gibson Mesa
 DIVORCE SUITS FILEO-EIsic Patterson through her attorney Ed ward F. Goodwin has entered suit for divorce in the superior court. She claims that her husband r. C. Patterson has failed to provide for her.
 Bernado Valencia and Anna Maria Valencia have agreed to disagree and Bernado has instructed his attorney Josiah Ide 10 enter suit for divorce claiming that his wife has deserted him and refuses to come back to him.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - The 1 following automobile licenses were is
 sued from the office of the secretary of state yesterday: 2S4o. II. H For 1 bes. Tucson: 2N41 W. IT. Seeley 1 Phoenix: 2S42, II. F. Kelby. Sasahe, l 2N4$. Chas. IL Brunst. Miami: 3Ift.
 l. II Kruttschnitt. Tucson; 2N45. HiI- i iy Gammel. PhoenjX. 2S4G. Frank
 Avery, sentinel: 2S47, J. D Houck. | Cave Creek; 2S4N. Jas. Stout. Scotts- dale; 2Sf9. C. E. CHarcy. Phoenix 1 FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun craI ser IVices for Mrs Maude Hart ] ley smith will be held this evening at 1:30 o'clock from the undertaking | rariors Of Mchn, Driscol, and Mans 1 fine remains will be shipped to Los Angeles for burial The services 1 will be conducted by Rev, Henry 1 Martyr Campbell. pastor of the First Fresbyterian church. Mrs. smith was well known in Phoenix where she lived for eight years. At the
 time of her death Mrs. smith was
 ,he proprietor of the Arizona Sad 1 dIery company on Center street. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PAROLES | In response to the recommenda-
 tion of the state board of control at
 q recent meeting held by that body. iGovernor Hunt yesterday issued 1 three paroles To inmates If the state industrial school. The boys in 1 whom the governor has reposed his ] confidence are Harvey Smart, Rich
 ard Judd and Jesus Madrid. The reason for their paroles is based up on exemplary conduct and the gen eral belief that the term in the school has been of permanent worth to the boys.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-The supreme court yesterday morning vacated the former order of the tri- jbunal setting the hearing of the lease on appeal from the superior
 court of Mohave county, known as IT r,H Water company vs. Rose Christop- her, administratrix of the estate of i r. r. Christopher deceased, suit for 1 damages for loss of the bread win l ner of the family. The appelle, 1 Christopher was allowed to file q supplemental brief and the appellant 1 was allowed fifteen days to answer in the manner and form by statute provided. No. 1916 the case on ap- l peal of the case of J. NJ. Molina Vs. Harry Brownstcter, from the super for court of Yuma county. was af- l firmed upon the short transcript, as urged in the motion of the appelle filed some time since.
 TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS - 1 County Superintendent Higgins was businly engaged yesterday conducting i the quarterly two-daY examinations Tor a9plcdntS Tor IIfSt 'id StS'ii' grade teachers certificates, held in room 15 of the Central school. Of
 the twenty eight applicants four are men, one is q special examination for
 domestic science, and the others, all
 cf them young ladies, are taking the | regular exam. Yesterdays tests were in three subjects, grammar, history and clvics and methods. Today $ work will take up the other essen
 tials. After the papers are all fin
 ished they are sent to the state su-
 perintendcnt and committee com
 posed of Professors Lopcr, Robertson
 and Case grades them and the sue
 cessful applicants are announced and 1 certificates issued. Quite a number
 of the graduates of the Phoenix high