Arizona republican., 1919-05-18
by short program given by the chn-

Oy snort program given by the chn- l dren.
 FIND A BOND RECEIPT BooK?-l A receipt book Of the recent Victory loan, bearing the number 17461-71 and the name E. J. Morgan, has been lost or mislaid. The finder would confer Q favor on the committee by return ing the book to the Phoenix chamber Of commerce.
 LEAVE FOR STATE PRISON Sheriff John c. Montgomery and Dep uty Sheriff Harry Diehl left yesterday for the state prison having three pris- oners in their charge, Caesario Castro sentenced from three to five years for forgery and Francisco Romero and Manuel Ochoa who were given from three to five years for burglary
 CITY BAND IN TWO CONCERTS TODAY - The City band will give concert at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the city hall plaza, and at z o'clock tonight will play at Riverside park. Two new additions have been made to the band recently, both of them form erly of AriZona's famous 15Sth in fantry. They are Charles Laws, solo cornetist, and Guy Maktima, trom- bonist. Both will be heard in today's concerts.
 THESE WE'D Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Manuel Gar rero, 2l, Chandler, and Cruz Fernan- l deg, Is, Chandler; Lawrence Trammel, 26. Phoenix, and Catherine Wright, 19, l Phoenix; Sol c. York, 36, Phoenix, 1 and Maude E. Hicks, 30, Kansas City; 1 Frederick Jacob Pilger, g, Phoenix, and Rosa Fischer, 23, Phoenix; And rew Hudson Pierce, 26, Phoenix, and Manila May Platter, 21, Phoenix; Earl John McMullen, 31, Phoenix, Florence 1 Margaret Faust, 25, Phoenix; Walter W. Lawrence, 23, Phoenix, and Alma Smith, 20, Phoenix.
 SEEKS DIVORCE, CLAIMS DE- SER TlON-fnat her husband desert ed her in February of @ year ago is the charge made by Mrs. Clara s. Lynn in a divorce complaint filed against John Lynn in the office of the clerk of the court yesterday. Mrs. Lynn, who gives the date of her mar riage as 1908, claims that her husband has not contributed to her support 1 since the date of his alleged desertion. She alleges that the present where abouts of Lynn are unknown to her.
 In asking for a decree Mrs. Lynn re- quests the right to resume her maiden name, Clara Snoddy.
 LOSES SUIT FOR $500o-In accor- dance with the instructions of the court. a jury in Judge Lyman's divi- sion yesterday returned Judgment for
 the defendant in the S5000 action for
 damages brought by Hiram Lyond
 against the New State Canal company
 The court instructed the jury that un-
 der the pleadings in the case there was
 no question of fact for the jury to de-
 termine. He assessed the jury fees al
 SSS, which must be paid by the plain
 tiff. Lyond claimed that he was not
 furnished water purchased from the defendant and asked damage for croL
 losses. On the witness stand LyonC claimed he had leased the premises
 and then sub-leased to another man He was represented by s. B. Pugh ana
 the defendant by Alexander S5 Christy GRANTS RIGHT TO INTERVENE Judge Stanford yesterday granted the Merchants National Bank of St
 Paul the right to intervene in the sui brought by the North Texas Trus
 company against George D. Elliott ant
 the La Osa Livestock and Loan com.
 pany, the bank holding a $300,0O
 mortgage against the company. Tn,
 plaintiff is seeking to forecIose, hold
 ing S80, 900 mortgage against the L. Osa company. The court also granted
 the receivers application to sell 2,3O
 head of cattle and granted the motion
 of the received. William M. Massie t. pay his attorneys, Hawkins and An ! derson a $1,000 fee. The North Texa , Trust company was represented b, George Holsinger and Thomas K. Rit
 chis, Tucson attorneys, and the inter ] venor by Selim B. Franklin, also o 2 Tucson.
 DENY MOVE FOR NEW TRIAL i Judge Stanford yesterday denied tn = motion for 8 new trial of the actio
 brought by Mrs. Jessie Ferree Rawl
 ings against her sister-in law. MT. , Martha Feree, in which the plaintiff n sought to have set aside a deed con = veyed to the defendant by her father Q in-law, David Anson Ferree. The plain