Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
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NEW CiTiZEN-A baby girl was bern to MT. and Mrs. c. F. Garner, CT ,52 East Moreland street. The young lady was named Betty, after her aunt.
 BIRTH NOTlCE-Born, to MT. and Mrs Guy Chisum, of AS South FHto avenue, a baby boy yesterday. Chisum is connected with the Mckean Dye Works.
 TO TOUR CALIFORNIA Walter M. Davis. of Glendale and Walter NJ, Jr., accompanied by H. G. Coates, foreman of the mechanical department of the Globe Record. left yesterday for sev- eral months tour of California.
 ASKS DECREE-Josefa c. Ilea is the plaintiff in divorce complaint filed in the superior court yesterday in which Mariana Olea is the defendant. Failure to provide is the charge on which the legal separation is sought.
 WORK FOR BOARD-J. w. Canning in charge of the county indigents, would like to find work for a young man for his board. The seeker Of em- ployment has not been in good heaitl. but is greatly improved and is cage to find work. He is located at 1911 Park View.
 TO RETURN TO CocHIsE--J. F. Ross, county attorney of Cochise coun- ty will return to his home this evening after weeks stay. Mir. Ross was here in the interests of his county appear ing before the corporation commission urging the establishment of railroad crossings on the county roads.
 J. S. GRIFFIN BETTER-James s. Griffin Alone who has been serious ly i'll for the past month is greatly inn fn nh Griffin who had a severe attack of ty- phoid fever will be permitted to sit up for the first time on Sunday.
 NEW Clem- ent of Clifton and J. r. Hague were appointed notary publics by Governo. Thomas E. Campbell yesterday. tn commissions being filed with Secretary of State Osborn late Thursday after noon.
 GAME PROTEcTORS-A game pro tective association has recently been formed at Clifton in Greenlee county making the fifth such organization il the state It will be the object of this association to cooperate with the game department in reporting viola tions of the game laws.
 ALUMNI ATTENTION Captain Benneato. of the High School Alumnl baseball team, earnestly desires that tho following named men will be presen' l for practice Sunday morning at lt o'clock at the high school grounds: Harrison, Peters, H. Westfall, Warren Lyall. Ellis. Haldimap. Johnson, Evans l and any others who desire to become members of the team.
 GOVERNOR INVITED Governor Thomas E. Campbell is in receipt of ar 1 invitation to attend the Inauguration ceremonies for President Wilson ant Vice President Marshall to be held al i Washington March ,. The invitation was signed by Robert N. Harper, chair man of the inaugural committee. Be cause of important business here, thu governor will be unable to attend ant i so informed the committed
 CREAMERY MAN HERE-Georg E. Haskell of Chicago, president of tn Beatrice Creamery company. is visitin; | in the valley for few days, the gues of B. G. Webster of the Marcop;
 Creamery company Mir. Haskell 1 enthusiastic about the delightful eli
 mate of the valley and expresses sur prise at the advancement made in tn
 dairy industry in Arizona in the las few years. In his opinion the industr has a wonderful future here.
 PATENTS GRANTED-Hazard an Miller, the pioneer patent agency of To
 Angeles, has received by wire fror
 Washington, notice of the issuance c
 patents to the following Arizonians
 John A. Adams, of Nogales, for an ai
 valve; l.. A. Carter and Al J. Recto
 of Hayden, for a marker buoy; Vivia V. Clark of Tucson, for a placer mlnin
 machine; Alexander G. McGregor, (
 Warren, for an automobile hood; She
 by T. Tierney of Metcalf, for rotar l internal combustion engine.
 AGREED TO DlSAGREE-Whe Laura l.. Pitts, it is alleged, deserte B. w. Pitts in August, 1912. they CT
 tered an agreement signed by both, d
 viding their property. Yesterday M Pitts filed complaint in the superit court asking that the settlement mac , between the plaintiff and defendant !. confirmed and established as a fin : partition of all interests. MT. Pitts
 bringing his divorce action on u
 grounds of desertion. The couple we ; married in Texas in '78.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY -Adalil | Star was found not guilty of cnarl !, of prostitution in police court yeste D day and the case against her was di ' illSSeu. CHueT tue ildfIe Ol Audill z Star and Alkaline Henry, the youi :. woman has been frequently upon | f police docket She recently complet :. a sentence of 25 days in the city ja |, The police in court yesterday present. ;, testimony as to her reputation, as U the frequency and class of visitors
 her rooms. and as to the presence of
 man in her room at the time the are
 was made.
 e NOT HARMONIOUS Unseen s hours kept by his bride of last Octoh F is made ground for divorce in tt complaint filed by William E. Ellis e versus Leonora Ellison in the superi ii court yesterday: Mir Ellison chare
 that his wife deserted him February ) and that prior to this act she fir
 quently left home and remained aw ,- all night. That she was not a fo ,e stepmother and good housekeeper
 also charged in the complaint. Ellis - alleges that his wife neglected when he was i'll and left his childi
 of tender years without proper ca
 His eighteen-y -year-old daughter V taught to disobey and disrespect h
 by the woman he marries. he conten