Arizona republican., 1917-08-01
TOWN TOPICS

DEPUTY BACK-Mrs. L. D. Oldham, deputy in the office of county treas urer has returned from a two-week's vacation passed in Venice.
 LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday l. Luis Brazon, A, Phoenix and Onomay Beauvais. 15, Phoenix; and Herman Hoff. 94, Phoenix and Celia Baker, 22, Phoenix.
 GOES TO NAVEL. W. Jaycox. a junior at the University Of Arizona. has enlisted in the navy and will leave the end of the week for the training camp at Mare Island. Jaycox is q brother of R. E. Jaycox of the reclama tion service
 ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard & Miller, the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington, notice Of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona in ventors; Edward BknsOn, pump. Miami. George s. Solomon, windmill, Douglass Louis N Vincent oileT. Fres- cott
 ASKS DECREE-Mrs. Rosario Gri- jalva, 30 years the junior of her nus band Rafael Grijalva, yesterday insti tuted divorce proceedings in the su perior court charging GriJalva with cruelty. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant accused her of being untrue to him. Mrs. GrijalvH is 56 and her husband 66.
 ford yesterday denied the motion for the appointment of a receiver in the case of Vido Kadovich versus Mike Kadovich. The cousins are partners in realty holdings and had trouble nd, A. Y. Moore represented the plaintiff and Alexander Baker the defendant.
 SERIOUS CHARGE-On compiaint of Edelmira Jerez, a 15-year-o girl, Cosario Castro was arrested yestel day on a statutory offense. When he ap- peared before Justice Wheeler for ar raignment, Castro announced his guilt and waving his preliminary hearing was bound over to the superior court He was unable to furnish the S6J0 bail l placed by the court.
 FIRST METHODIST MEETING The mid-week service will be held to- night at the First Methodist church at 8 o'clock. It will be led by the pastor At the close of this service the monthly official board meeting will be held. All who can are urged to attend the prayer meeting and the members  the monthly meeting.
 FINDS REVOLVER-Clever work on the part of Deputy Sheriff Joe 1 Balsz lead to the finding of a S2 1 automatic Colt revolver that had been 1 stolen from William Moore Of Cold water. Balsz recovered the weapon yesterday after it had passed from hand to hand. The revolver was in possession of at least a dozen men in the two weeks since it was stolen. | LEAVE FOR THE COAST-Mrs.
 William P. Bradley, her daughter,
 Majorie May, and her sister-in law,
 Mrs Alice Pancrazi, will leave this 1 evening for Los Angeles and coast
 points. They expect to spend the re- mainder of the summer in California. | comes to this city direct from the 1 Tiajuana track. He had ridden for
 Harry Payne Whitney and August 1 Belmant at Gravesend and Sheeps-
 head and is generally rated as one
 of the best jockeys on the American
 turf today.
 COMMISSION MEETlNG-The reg
 ular weekly meeting of the cyticmo- | ular weekly meeting of the city om- ! mission will be held this morning al | 10 o'clock at the city commission
 chambers. City Hall building. There
 are many matters of importance to be Il discussed. It Is expected that action | will be taken looking to the initiation
 of proposed "bootlegging" ordinance
 a petition having already been pre- sented to the commission praying for
 such a measure.
 TRAINING SKELETONS HORSES Teddy Daggett, well known jockey | and trainer, has arrived in Phoeni>
 and has assumed the training of the
 running horses of M. H. Shelton, al | Acre City. These horses Chadlie Dill