Arizona republican., 1915-10-21
CHARGED WITH NON- SUPPORT.

CHARGED WITH NON-SUPPORT. E. J. Montgomery of Mesa was ar rested yesterday charged with non- support. The complaint was sworn out by his wife.
 ADMITTED TO BAR.-W. B. Gid den. a resident of California, was admitted yesterday to practice be- fore the supreme court, and will practice law in Duncan.
 HERE FROM GLOBE.-Attorney F. C. Jacobs of Globe was in Phoenix yesterday on legal business con- nected with the Tally case, which was in the supreme court yesterday
 HOME FROM CALIFORNiA.-F A. Jones. chairman of the corpora tion commission, who has been in California for the past several weeks on 9 combined business and pleas ure trip, returned to his duties al the state house yesterday.
 JURY CASES ESUMED.-Jury cases will be resumed in the super for court Friday after four days given over to non-jury cases. The first suits set for Friday are Williscroft vs DobsOn, damage suit, and Win ship Vs. Harms, an attachment suit.
 AT THE FORD.-J. J. Sanders, Florence; Will F. Newlan; F. W. Sparr, Los Angeles; W F. Mason; T P. J. Powers: F. II. Hull, Norman. okla. w. w. Louis, Norman, Okla; B. Wilson, Denver; c. c. Conger, Chicago; H. l.. Johnson, Topeka, Kas: ". w. Harvey. Phoenix; s. G Lane, Clovis N. NJ; s. C. Shorts and wife Ash Fork
 ALLEGED CIRCUS ROBBERS DnaI1C were arraigned in Judge De SOuza's court yesterday. They waived ex- animation and were held to answer to the superior court. Their bond was fixed at $500 each, which they failed to raise. Sains and Ruelas are alleged to have robbed the Mexi- can circus.
 MRS. RUDOLPH VISITS OLD HOME-The many friends of Mrs. w. F. Rudolph, (nee Miss Ethel La Chance) will be glad to learn of her arrival in the city for an ex- tended visit with her mother Mrs. Imogcn F. LaChance. and sister Miss Marie, at 1525 E. Washington street. Mrs Rudolph was accompanied by Ter little daughter. Doris.
 RINEHARTS HERE-Mrs. Jack Rinehart. accompanied by Miss Nina Bailey of Houston, Texas, arrived in yesterday. Mrs. Rinehart has been spending the past month with friends in Los Angeles and visiting the eXpositions. MT Rinehart returned a month ago to assume the management of the Hub. They have taken home at SIG North sixth Ave. Miss Bailey will be their guest this winter.
 ON SECOND STORY-With the erection yesterday of the forms for the upper columns of the new central fire station. work upon the second floor of the new building was actually com menced The forms will be ready for the concrete in a day or two. Already the building is beginning to take form and there is frequent comment on the size and class of the structure which will be the most modern in Arizona.
 PIANO MAN HERE=F. D. Masters, western representative of the Wm. Knabe Piano company of Baltimore, was in Phoenix yesterday, calling on lis firms local distributors. the Rede- will Music company. He says that the demand in this territory for high | priced instruments. referring especially | Q those which sell for over 5000 each, | s surprisingly large, considering the i population and general conditions.
 WISDOM CAME WITH YEARS.-l Deciding that he was not such a bad | husband after all, Nicolasa Rubal- l raba will remarry Jesus M. Torres, | from whom she obtained a divorce | two years ago. Torres was twenty i years the senior of the pretty Mexi- can girl, who was only 14 years of | lge when she became his bride, Sep -ember 12, 1914. After the divorce she resumed her maiden name. They -ook out marriage license yester- lay. A license was also issued to Jesus M. Peralta and Manuela Quin- amor.