Arizona republican., 1916-04-26
ROSENBERG DIVORCE Helen

ROSENBERG DIVORCE Helen Rosenberg yesterday instituted di vorce proceedings against Benjamin F. Rosenberg on the grounds of de- sertion and n-support.
 AT THE FORD-Dr. H. A. Schell, Tucson; Dr. L. Skinner, Tucson; A. w. Moore, Bouse; w. H. Thorn, Red lands. Cal; Dr. Mauhrat, Aix Les Rains, France; J. K. Hooper. Los Angeles; Frank Pettee, Oatman; John Ore, Hayden: C. Lane, Mayer; Frank Vigna
 AT THE cOMMERclAL-Mrs c M. Gust, Palo Verde: s. R. Jennings, Els Paso; Geo. D. Werden, i4os Ange- les; E G. s. Pelham. Fl Paso: C. A. Y: August Deiters, Superior; l.. R. E2ft, Superior; Alex ROmley: J. l.. Browne, C. o. Butler, Ft. Morgan. F.. H. Pelham, Fl Paso. Geo G. jena, N. Y.
 TO STUDY eRIoGE-County En- gineer Harold Bargeman left yester- day for Wickenburg to make sound ings on the piers of the bridge that was washed away by the January floods. The board of supervisors and the county attorney recently viewed the bridge and will demand that the bridge company that erected the structure repair the damage done. A REPUBLICAN, VOTE-Tommy Maddock announced last evening. with pleased smile that a vote had been added to the republican party in the election of 1897. The vote weighs nine pounds and favors her father | It will belong to the congressional union. says Maddock-if there need Mrs. Maddock and the infant are do- ! ing well.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS Home stead patents were issued at the land office yesterday for the following: T J. Rex, F.. c. Tolwin, Harriet C. Mar groum. J. c. Riggs. c. L. Mckinney. W W. Hulse, Marcellus Hall R. Osmund- son, F. D. Rose, Sarah F.. Williams. J w. Church. Grace Van Osdale, $. ] Pressler, Emil Wersling, II. W. Frits- chic. Margaret T. Presley, Lawrence c ' . McClintock. J. A. Lamb, Bert F. War ner, F. R. F'lohr. Jose Samora.
 INVESTIGATES HOG LAYOUT l l.. B. Green of Los Angeles was ir the city yesterday, Investigating thu ihOg industry for his company. whicl dispenses serums. with which hog raisers combat cholera Mir. Greer saw no reason why the hog industr. should not soon be one of the tw' leading industries of the rural DOT ton of the southwest. Conditions arr ideal here, he says, and there was s little indication of cholera that h. could not call this a good field fo I his work. He represents the Inter State Vaccine company of Kansa City.
 AT THE ADAMS-H c. Harlor Los Angeles; A. L. Blumberg, Lo Angeles; w. c. Folsom. Los Angeles Win Goldberg, N. r.: J. H. Summer Los Angeles; J. R. Philips. Denver c. R. Heberling. Denver: Mrs | Wade, Rawson, x. r.; w. c. Wad, Los Angeles; A. c. Mcqueen, Mesa
 Mrs. Meade Clyne, Tucson; R. I
 Cate. Oklahoma: Mrs. w. Fugat
 Scottsdale; Al J. Jennings, Oklahom
 City; E. B. Shafer. Jerseville, III o. L. Housbrough, Florence; pr. an Mrs. R. D. Kennedy, Globe: Dr.
 A. Holt, Globe; MT. and Mrs. H. l :, Hooper, Dayton; F. Rosenberg. Monr : clair N. J.; F. C. Lewis, Denver: ] r c. Crowder. Denver; A. E. Jayne - Tucson; R. A. Daniels, Nogales;
 w. Briggs, Newark, N. J.; Dr. W. Z Whitmore, Tucson; R. B. von Kleir , Smid, Tucson; John F.. Bacon, NJ i ami; J. H. Jaeger, Prescott; A. 2 Cole, City.
 PROHIBITION MEETlNG-A mee
 ing will be held in the W. C. T.
 nall next Saturday morning at 10:
 o'clock to discuss the advisability V placing state and county tickets in u
 field for the coming election MT. Wi
 liam A. Brubaker. twice candidate f
 mayor of Chicago and at present o
 of the national organizers of the pr
 hibition party, has been in Arizona y the past several weeks and will attel
 this meeting. The probibitionists ha
 heen very active in all parts of |
 country for the past two years in 'i effort to enroll five million voters u U der an agreement to vote only the tic ct of a party that will declare in IS state and national platforms for er abolition of the beverage liquor tra ie fic. They have raised fund of $50
 zoo for their work.