Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
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ASKS DECREE-Charging failure to provide, Mrs. Louisa Stewart has brought suit for divorce against Harry l.. Stewart. The couple were married eight years ago.
 TWO FOR SPEEDING-E. T. Burtis and Percy Reedstrom were fined s10 each by Justice De Souza for violating the speed law on North Central avenue.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Opal Lee Hay, 22, Banderar, Texas and Pearl Clark. IS, Peoria; Arthur K. Jones. 41. Phoenix and Julia Brown, 42, Phoenix.
 TRIO ESCAPE FlNES-S. H. Mur- phy, Fred Meyer and L. c. Pamp, were all arrested and charged with the vio- lation of minor traffic ordinances. At the police station it was found that they were first offenders and were given deferred sentences by Judge Thomas.
 ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard and Miller. the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, has received by wire from Washington, notice of the isSu- ance of patents to the following Ari- zona inventors: F. W. Cerney of Mesa, for a holder; Robert M LaSalle, for a steering gear.
 OVERLAND TO coAST-Mr. and Mrs. Marston and daughter will leave tomorrow by automobile for the coast. En route they will visit the Grand Canyon. After spending the summer at Coronado and other seaside resorts thnxy ricit xxrith lot i, Co o,, Francisco, and Eugene, Oregon, re- turning to Phoenix in September.
 SAFELY IN PRISON-J. T. Dillon, United States marshal, who left here several days ago to place IS espionage prisoners in Leavenworth prison reached the prison safely with his charges, according to advices received at his office here yesterday. Mr. Dill Ion will return within the next few days.
 DOGS WANT HOME-There is a brown collie dog at 614 South Second avenue that will make a good pet for some child in the city, and there are two other dogs that are looking for bed and board in someone's place of abode One of these dogs may be found at 12O1 East Pierce street and other desires to change his place of residence from 10 North Tenth street
 LEAVES FOR BISBEE-I Colodny state director of the department ot vocational education, left last night for Bisbee, where he will meet at the schools there all those who expect to qualify in trades and industries under the Smith Hughes act, which is fol the purpose of advancing vocationa education in the schools throughout the United States.
 CASE SETTlED-The s10,00O dam age action brought by Pedro Basia or behalf of his son, Artura Basia, against the Arizona Eastern railroad was settled for $1,750 yesterday. The case was set for trial in Judge Lyman's court when it was announced that a settlement had been reached and judg- ment was entered. The complaint set up that the Mexican boy was driving a buggy that was hit by one of the trains of the defendant, the lad being thrown and seriously injured. Shortly after the accident the damage action was filed.
 BUNCH MADE ASSISTANT-E. c Bunch, principal of the Duncan schools Bunch, principal of the Duncan schools has become an assistant in the office of A. H. Fulton, county school superin tendent, during the summer vacation period. Mir. Bunch was in charge O. much of the office detail work las season during the absence of c. w Grouse, the assistant superintendent and is familiar with the work Super. intendent Fulton has given up all hop, of few weeks rest this summer ow ing to the amount of work includin. reports and estimates of school ex penses throughout the county whicl must be compiled for the board O supervisors.