Arizona republican., 1920-07-11
THESE WILL MARRY-Licens

THESE WILL MAf1r0 --4>lCGiiSeS Io | marry were issued yesterday to Au- | gustine Mendoza, 9, and Juanita | Robles. 9, both of Mesa; Joseph A l Goalsby. 27, of Miami, and Lillian Sundoz, 20. of Tempe; Juan Garcia, 29, and Esperanza Hernandez, 16. both of | Phoenix: C. l.. Woodrum. 25. and | Louise Edmonson, 21, both Phoenix; | Margarito Marque, 2S, and Francesca Hernandez. 27. both of Phoenix; and Clarence F. Bailey, %, of Prescott, and Drusilla Johnson, IS. of Mesa.
 GRANTS APPLICATIONS The ap- plication of IT. NJ QuebedeauN to sell the Arizona Electric company, the property of the Winslow Electric Pow CT company and the application of the Arizona Electric Power company to is sue bonds and stock in consideration of the sale were granted yesterday by 1 the corporation commission. A certlil- | cate of convenience and necessity to 1 construct and operate a plant in Wins l low was granted the Arizona Electric company.
 1 AGE CHANGES SENTENCE-whe l jt was discovered that Gilbert Horn,
 who pleaded guilty in the superior | court Thursday on a charge of grand l larceny was only 16 years of age, he
 was turned over to the juvenile court. | Yesterday he was committed to the in- dustrial school at Fort Grant until
 he is 21 years of age by Judge Me 1 Alister Horn is charged with stealing two bicycles. one from Arthur Davis and the other from Edgar Wheeler. i One of the wheels Horn is said to have
 sold and was riding the other when
 arrested.
 CHARGED WITH cARET l ROBBERY-Ed Moore and Albert. Sin
 ciIia yesterday were held to answer
 to the superior court by Justice Mo Kee on a charge of grand larceny. ! in 10
 when they failed to furnish bonds of
 $500 each The pair are alleged to
 have stolen 10000 cigarettes, valued at
 $50, from Haas, Baruch & company,
 wholesale grocers at Fifth avenue and | Jackson street. The arrest was made by Officers Grove and McGrath of the city police department.
 MORLEY CLUB CHANGES HANDS According 10 a deed filed in the
 office of the county recorde: yesterday,
 the Murray T. Morley. iGc.. company
 has sold to George :. Smith of Oak l lard, Calf, the 20 acres of land situ-
 a1ed east of Phoenix on the Tempe
 road known as Morley Countrys club
 O. crest Park. The amount paid by
 :,Er Smith for the park is not given
 in the deed. Although MT. Smith was
 in the city yesterday, he could not be
 located before he left for homo ln the
 afternoon, and T. is not known what he intends to uo with the park. Until
 a few days ago it has been operated
 as ar amusement park under lease to
 Omar Toft The latter however closed
 the park.
 CHARGES CRUELTY; ASKS DI-
 VORCE-Declaring that her husband
 has been arrested many times because of his cruel treatment of her, Apolonia West yesterday brought suit for a de cree of divorce from Robert West She
 alleges that he is addicted to the eXces- siVe use of intoxicating liquors and says while under the influence of it he becomes very abusive toward her. She also alleges that on July he met her on the street and says he struck her nearly knocking her down. She de cIares she is afraid to live with him N any longer According to her com plaint, her husband is a news agent or | the trains between Phoenix and Mari mony.
 FIND WHISKY ON TRAiN-Armed |: with a search warrant issued by Johr . B. Henke, United States commissioners federal prohibition agents raided the \ Los Angeles train of the Southern Pa
 cific system at ': 45 o'clock yesterday
 morning. In one of the Pullmans they found three pints of whisky in the DOT I ter's locker. The whisky was seized and the porter, c. r. Phillips. was , placed under arrest. He was arraigneo I before Commissioner Henke in the aft , ernoon and after pleading not guilty to a charge of possessing and trans
 porting intoxicants and waiving exam .
 ination he was held to answer before