Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
TO INDIANA ON vIsIT-Morey

TO INDIANA ON VISlT-Morey A. Horral left the city Friday on a trip 10 Princeton, Ind.
 NEW NOTARIES- board of su- pervisors yesterday approved the mo- tarial bonds of Bridget A. Maher, D. V. Mulhern, H. L. Towers and M. Helen Blake.
 SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY Alfonso Beru found guilty of second degree burglary was given an inde- terminate sentence of from one to four years by Judge Stanford yesterday.
 FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE-A de- fective oil stove set fire 10 small house at 312 South Sixth avenue occu- pied by " Boskey yesterday morning. Both the Central station fire company and the Five Points company respond ed to the alarm There was little dam age and no insurance.
 UPHOLD EIGHTH HOUR LAW = The State supreme court has received the mandate of the United States su- preme court upholding their decision in the case of the Old Dominion Hotel company versus the State of Arizona, in which the validity of the Arizona eight hour law for women was upheld.
 WOULD DIVORCE HUSBAND Charging that the man she married in Yuma 21 years ago deserted her in April, 1918, Mrs. Mary Nor-na1die Al lison yesterday brought suit for divorce against Samuel E. Allison. The plain tiff claims that the defendant has not provided for her since the alleged de- l sertion
 SPEEDER IS FINED-R. E. Sal wards. employed bv a local department store, was fined s10 yesterday after noon by City Magistrate Thomas for exceeding the city speed limit. Salyards claimed his speedemeter was not reg | istering properly and to the best of his , knowledge he was not breaking the city ordinances
 GRANTS WIFE DIVoRcE-On the ground of failure to provide, Mrs. Gladys R. Dixon yesterday brought suit for divorce against Henry c. Dixon, Judge Stanford granting the decree. The couple married in this city in De- cember. 1916, the wife alleging that her
 husband had not supported her since
 April of last year.
 BUILDING S7,0O0 GARAGE-C. w
 Cisney, contractor, has begun work on
 s7,000 garage building for c. E. Tuck CT at the southeast corner of Sixth ave
 nue and Van Buren street, to be occu .
 pied as a garage and service station
 when completed by Ned Cross. Lee M
 FitZhugh prepared the drawings and
 will supervise the construction. It is expected that the building will be fin
 ished within so days.
 ENLISTS IN MARINE CORPS-R
 c. Salcido, 36 years old, has enlisted in
 the United States marine corps, de-
 partment of steam engineering, and has
 left for Mare Island, where he will go
 immediately into service. MT Salcido
 was born in Phoenix and has lived here all his life. For the past year or two
 he has been employed as farm ano ; night watchman at the Pacific Cream
 cry at Tempe.
 LOCAL MAN CONTRIBUTOR Harry Welch secretary of the chamber , of commerce. who is at present on {
 vacation in San Francisco has a let ter published in the July issue of "Th' : American City, on "A War Veterans : Club and Employment Bureau" Tn, = article deals with the work done il 2 Phoenix by the Great War Veterans ? association, now Frank Luke Post Nc Q 1 of the American Legion.
 . MUFF LER WAS CUT OUT Q Charged with driving a machine with ]. out muffler M. W. Brown appeare ;. before City Magistrate Thomas yester . day afternoon and was fined s5. Brow Y claimed that he had been informed tha . the muffler ordinance was not bein a enforced Judge Thomas instructe f him to return to his employer and in O form him that all ordinances were be
 ing enforced as evidenced by the ', hole made in Browns bank roll. :, THESE WILL MARRY-Marriag g
 licenses were issued yesterday t :, Martin Valenzuela, 34, Phoenix an " Jacinta Villagrana 25, Phoenix: Sar
 Jameson. 25 Prescott, and Bessie Goth
 ren. IS. Gilbert; George Burrough, 2
 Phoenix and Nora Caplett, 19, Phoenix o Weigo Fouts. 24, Phoeniv and Ros , Cordova, Is. Phoenix; John Conner, 4 n Glendale and Sadie M. Shiveley. 4
 Glendale; A. Warren Austin, 20, Ten pc and Mary F. Ruggins, 23, Phenix. A \. WIFE ASKS DIVORCE-That t' u husband failed to contribute to ht s support few months atfer their lnal l. riage in Wickenburg in February. 1g1 is the charge made by Mrs. Amel l Mendiola in the divorce complaint file
 against F1orentino Mendiola wbic
 went on record in the office Of Il 1t clerk of the court yesterday. MT e, Mendiolla alleges that her husband n, well able to provide her with the con s. mon necessities of life but since Jul |; 1917, he has not done so.
 n, DELEGATES NAMED-Five del = gates to the annual meeting of u bl American Institute of Criminal La