Arizona republican., 1919-07-01
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ONE OF MANY FINED-Henry | Ellison yesterday in municipal court was fined & for driving q motorcycle without q muffler He paid the fine.
 DROVE OVER FIRE HOS6-Found guilty in municipal court yesterday Of having driven over a fire hose. George Peteroff was fined 8 which he paid.
 MELONS LEAD TO ATTACK Municipal Judge Thomas held a col ored reception yesterday in his court at which time the particulars Of an assault upon A Davis, another colored man, were threshed out. Davis, who is rather advanced in years. appeared in court rather the worse for the en- counter The examination developed the fact that the affair started over the division of a melon crop and finally led to the alleged attack. A P. Taylor was fined s25.
 CLOSING OUT SALE-After a sue cessful business career of nine years in Phoenix, W. H. Ream, operating under the name of the Arizona Supply company, is retiring from active busi- ness life. This morning the company institutes a great closing out gale to facilitate the early winding up of the business. Frank H. Davis, recently of California, is managing the sale for MT. Ream. Mr. Davis has conducted some of the largest and most successful sales on the coast of recent years.
 ENTERS 31ST WHARF.-The Lamson Business college begins it's 31st year this morning, having completed it's 30th year yesterday with total enrolment of 2S1 ha ID proportion was about tWo-thirds girls and women to one-third of boys and men. Seven teachers were employed most of the year. Only two students completed the course and received the college diploma. All of the others who cared to secure employment were of fered positions in most cases before ! they were more than half through the course. About 40 students are expected to be present for the opening of the new year this morning.
 TO VISIT DAUGHTER-Mrs Elsie i A. Mclaughlin, mathematics teacher at l the Indian shool, left last night foI Lutie, Oklahoma, where she will visit 1 with her daughter. Mrs. Mclaughlin will return in September
 REGISTERS FROM TUCSON-C | A. Cameron of Tucson arrived in the | city yesterday and is staying at the l Jefferson hotel.
 ] MAMA REGISTER AT JEFF.
 FERSON-Mr. and Mrs. Van der Hey | den arrived in the city yesterday iron
 Miami. They are staying at the Jef- | ferson hotel
 COTTON MAN HERE-M. B. Ri herd arrived in the city yesterday iron
 Goodyear. MT. Riherd is staying a
 the Commercial hotel.
 Is GUEST AT COMMTRCiAL-Gu,
 Gamble arrived in the city Sunda,
 evening from Miami and is staying a
 the Commercial hotels
 COMES FROM OIL FIELDS Thomas W. Dunlap of Ft. Wortt Texas, arrived in the city yesterda and is registered at the Hotel Adams HERE ON BuSiNESS-Joe T. Mer ino, of Superior, arrived in the cit
 Sunday night. MT. Merino is stayin , at the Hotel Adams
 SOME CHANGE IN CLIMATE ) Lenton Sculthorp. wife and baby, ar ) rived in the city Sunday evening fror ) Collingswood New Jersey, and is stay ] ing at the Commercial hotel. Mis ) Anna Kahrs, also of Collingswood. aC 2 companied them
 MINING MAN HERE-E. c. Norri 3 mining man, arrived in the city yes D terday from Superior He is stayin
 at the Jefferson hotel.
 BOUND OVER TO SUPERIO !. COURT-D. Roach, charged with u g larceny of a Ford car, waived his prt , liminary hearing before Justice I ? Souza yesterday and was held 7 answer to the superior court, bond b, ? Ing fixed at $500 which he furnishe 0 The complainant is w. D. CrutchfieI r HUSBAND GIVEN DlVORCE-Th 1 she left him on the Fourth of Jul 2 which was just ten days after the '. marriage, was the statement made I 4 Henry Ramirez, in Judge Stanford
 court yesterday. Ramirez stated tn t he married in 1917. and after a fe
 days welded bliss Mrs Romirez we @ to live with another man in Conve
 alley. On corroboration of the test o mony the court signed the decree.
 LIBEL ACTION ON TRlAL-Clair 0 ing that he ruined her good name al
 reputation by his testimony in | l. justice court, Cruz de Felix, a Nexic;
 woman, is suing Marcelino Ochoa f
 S2,500. The action is on trial in Jud
 Lyman's court. The plaintiff, who e represented Dy J. B. w OOdWarQ c al leges that in response to a questi 1t put to him. Ochoa stated that her r
 Iations with him had not been prop II The case was continued until oclo J. this morning. Brumback and Pu )- represent Ochoa
 l. SUSTAlNS LOWER COURT-T
 injunction secured by the City of Pho - nix against Hattie L. Mosher. fC
 bidding her to erect any more bull = ings in violation of the building ( & dinance on North Central avenue W N stand, according to a ruling of H supreme court yesterday, when th
 denied motion for a rehearing of case
 K VACATION PERIOD STARTS Misses Margaret Aepi and Dorot # Thomas, empoyes of the state e N poration commission begin their 2 nual vacations today.
 DIRECTORY LIBRARY GROW: N A number of city directories for S and 1918 have been received at