Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
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GIVES HUSBAND DIVORCE Fl Henry Mulson was granted decree of divorce from Lenore Mulson yesterday by Judge Lyman.
 PARKER RESIDENT IN CITY-F. M. Hall, United States commissioner and well-known attorney of Parker, is in the city for the weekend on legal business.
 LIBEL SUIT CONTINUED The libel suit brought against Benjamin Funk by Mack Gardner has been con tinued by Judge Stanford until No Vember II.
 AGAIN POSTPONE SENTENCE A second postponement of the date on which Clyde Mcclure will be sentenced was made yesterday by Judge Stanford. Mcclure who pleaded guilty to a liquor charge. will be sentenced next Monday.
 RETURNED TO JAIL Antonio Feliz. who failed to comply with the terms of a suspended sentence, was taken in custody yesterday and ordered placed in the county jail by Judge Stanford until explanations are forth coming.
 ASKS DlVORCE-Raymond Pack ard, who married Sarah Packard at Seward, Alaska, June IA, 1911, filed suit for divorce nthe superior court yesterday, declaring that his wife de- serted him on October 1O of tn. same year.
 LAW AND MOTION DAY IN COURT-Yesterday was law and mo- ton day in Judge Stanfords division of the superior court. More than 50 cases were up for consideration, and of this number more than 15 were handled yesterday.
 REWARD FOR STOLEN CAR - | A reward of $100 has been offered for the recovery of a Ford car stolen from Lon Felkey of Otis, Colorado, on Oc- tober ?. The license number has probably been removed, but the engine ! number is 3,016,7S5.
 | ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON- Mrs. George H. Reuben entertained at a beautifully appointed luncheon at | her home on West Palm Lane Thurs day afternoon. Her guests included Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mrs. M. A. May field, Mrs. Walter F, Ashley and Mrs. R. M. McDuffin.
 COMMITTED TO HOSPITAL - Mrs. Elizabeth La F'range, who swal- lowed bi-chloride of mercury tablets | Thursday, was committed to the state hospital for the insane yesterday by Judge Stanford after an examination in which pr. Harry Carson, county physi- clan, assisted. Mrs. La Franges con- dition is much improved.
 TAXES DELINQUENT NOV. B. State and county taxes are delinquent Monday, November 3. Therefore, to avoid the rush of the last day or two and the usual penalties for delin- quency, Sam F. Webb, county treas urer and tax collector, urges all tax payers to call and pay their taxes as soon as they can conveniently do so. REVERSE THEIR PLEAS-PIeas of not guilty to gaming charges were re- versed yesterday by c. Barnett and Frank Baum in Judge Stanford's di- vision of the superior court. Each was fined $500 by the judge. and pass ing of sentence was suspended for six months. Perry Payne, who had pleaded guilty, was also fined $500 and placed under suspended sentence for six months.
 GRANTS CHANGE OF VENUE - Change of venue to Pinal county was granted yesterday by Judge Stanford of the superior court in the case ot the North Texas Trust company versus La Osa Livestock and Loan company , and the Merchants National Bank ot
 St Paul, Minnesota. The suit is fo, vacation of the present receiver anf
 the appointment of a new one. w M
 Massie, the present receiver, had hi. account approved for s2,5OO, anC resigned
 REALTORS TO MEET-The secont fall meeting of the Maricopa count, real estate board will be held at th, Adams hotel grill Monday night, tn, Zth. The usual large crowd will b, there in attendance. Those, however desiring tickets should by all mean . notify the secretary. c. P. Woodburv { at the Dwight B. Heard office irnme ? dlately, as the management of the ho
 tel has to know Monday morning hoy 9 many are coming so they can prepare 1, C. r. Woodbury, secretary treasurer - MUST HAVE LICENSE TAGS 3 The city humane officer has issued I warning that, notwithstanding hi . friendliness for dogs, they will not h l allowed to run at large without th license tag the law requires. Owner or dogs who permit them at large m tagged will lose them. They will h
 taken up and put into the hands n 2 other owners who will buy tags fo them. There are more people wantjn '' dogs than the average dog owner SIS
 poets. And that is not all: if the 1at | complaint of having been bereft flo they will be subject to prosecution.
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