Arizona republican., 1915-11-24
DIVORCE GRANTED

 man yesterday granted a divorce to Kate Newton from Alvah Newton on the ground of cruelty
 w. c. T. u. MEETING POST PONED-On account of Thanksgiv- ing week the regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. has been postponed to next week.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Walter B. Hicks and Hannah Eliza beth Anderson, both of Mesa, and Philip D. Herschey and Helen w. Clipperfield.
 ON MINE INSPECTION TRIP State Mine Inspector Jack Roland left yesterday for a trip to the vii cinity of Ray, where he vii, make an inspection of several mines in that section of the state
 RETURN OF DAVID GOLDBERG David Goldberg will return this morning from a several months ab- sence in San Francisco. He has thoroughly recovered from long and serious illness.
 INSPECTING RURAL SCHOOLS -J. A Higgins. county superintend- ent of schools. is inspecting schools in the rural districts. Yesterday he visited the educational institution in Valley Heights and Montgomery sec tions.
 WHERE IS ELI NALLEY7-In- auiries concerning the whereabouts of Eli NaIley. who is supposed to have come to Phoenix, have been directed i to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce by Mrs. Theodore Thurston of Argyle, Wisconsin, relative.
 HOME TO SAN BERNARDINO- A. H. Reeves, the well known show man who was at one time a resident of the city of Phoenix. and who had been spending the past week here in visiting the fair, returned yesterday to his home at San Bernardino. { A PHOENIX WRITE-UP-In "The American City" of recent date, Paul Walton Black has an attractive article on the Salt River Valley, and it's bear ing upon the growth of Phoenix. Sev- eral fine views of the project. in- cluding Roosevelt Dam, are carried with the article.
 | AT THE JEFFERsoN-S. S. Will let's and wife, Hayden; Lew Cooper, San Francisco: William Francis Viii son, San Francisco: E. M. Bonnell, Los Angeles: A. MacKay. Scotland; John C. Fleschutz, Denver; Edward Bryan and wife. Louisville, Ky; Sam F.. Spersberger and wife, Chicago; George Buegger. San Diego.
 SUED FOR AUTO INSURANCE Eugene R. Redewill yesterday filed suit for s2025 against the Home In i surance Company with which con- cern he insured his Cole touring car which was burned on September CT route from California to Arizona. Ir i his complaint he stated that he had asked the company to pay the insur- ance in the sum of $500, which had been refused. To this he nows adds I damages and attorneys fees. PETITION FOR LETTERS-Peti- ton for letter of administration ir the estate of Jane D. Weedin, de ceased, were filed yesterday by Thomas F. Weedin, register of the United States land office. Mrs 1 Weedin left no will. The real estate and personal property of the deceased is valued at about s5oO0 and the es- estate is in Maricopa and Pinal coun- I ties The heirs are Thomas Weedin the husband and the daughters, Jen- nie Weedin, Ada Mae Dodenhoff Emma Bell Swindell of Los Angeles and sons, Thomas G. Peyton of Mesa I and Ira Peyton of Florence.
 AT THE cOMMERCIAL-L. An derson. Arlington; W. F. Dreyfuss Los Angeles; D. E. Pardee, J. M. Ash CT, San Diego; H. M. Jenkinson, Kan sas City: Robert Birch and wife; Sid ney Birch and wife M. Thinker. Guy E. Holohan Los Angeles; A. J. Le- Barron Flagstaff: ' William Harris Ash Fork; F. l.. Stevens; Charle:
 Murray, Flagstaff; F. L. DiclSerson
 Flagstaff: J. A. Pendegast, Cashion c. w. Knight, Fl Paso;; s. G. Trimble
 Tucson: E. H. Patham. Fl Paso Frank H. Yeats, Fl Paso; James M , Rooney, Gila Crossing; George r ], Cook and wife. Palo Verde.