Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
localities;
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/ KANsAN A GUEsT-George Dins-
| Kansas. He is stopping at the Jeffer-
son hotel
PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Joseph
! Vavages charged with grand larceny,
was arraigned yesterday in the superior
court before Judge Stanford. He en-
/ tered a plea of not guilty and his case
was set for trial On February 2.
INDIAN WOMAN GETS DIVORCE
I-Katherina Williams, a Pima Indian
/ from ella Crossing, was granted a
divorce from James w. Williams by
Judge Stanford of the superior court
on the ground of failure to provide
COMES FROM MlCHIGAN-M. A.
| Noorthock of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
arrived in the city yesterday and is
| stopping at the Commercial hotel.
| AJO PEOPLE ARE vISITORS-Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Temple of Ajo are
guests at the jefferson hotel, arriving
yesterday.
AT THE JEFFERsoN-J H. Buck
ley arrived yesterday from Flagstaff.
He is stopping at the jefferson hotel.
FROM WILLCOx-J. l.. Hancock OF
Wilcox is a guest at the Commercial
hotel, arriving yesterday.
AT THE COMMERCIAL-Lou Get
is registered at the Commercial hotel.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The
annual stockholders meeting of the
United Produce Growers association
of Arizona will be held next Saturday
afternoon, January II, at Glendale. Re
ports will be received and directors
for the coming year will be elected.
e. D. RALEY RECOvERlNG-E. d.
Raley. connected with the local branch
of the Interchurch World Movement,
has been seriously i'll and in the care
of a physician for the last three weeks.
Mr.. Raley has just recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return to his work and will
be in his office this week.
SHIPS CATTLE EAST-A- j..
Badger has shipped to his home in Ne
brasia 60 fine Holstein COWS purchased
through the firm of Johnnie Moore.
Two more carloads will be shipped east
within 10 days.
NEW WORKERS AT ADAMS-Mr.
and Mrs. A W. Hillebrand of New
York. arrived yesterday and are stop
ping at the Hotel Adams Mr. Hille-
brand holds large interests in the Sill
yer King mine at Superior.
FROM SAN FRANCiSCO-Mr. and
Mrs. E. s. Sattuck, of San Francisco,
arrived yesterday and are stopping at
the Hotel Adams. Mr.. Shattuck is a
member of the firm of Shattuck and
Memo, road contractors.
AT THE ADAMS-Mr. and Mrs. f.
S. Booth, of New York, arrived yes
terday and are registered at the Hotel
Adams.
THESE WILL WE'D = License to
marry was granted yesterday by the
clerk of the superior court to Robert
T.. Long Al, and Oslo G.. Freeman, 80.
both of Phoenix.
APPRAISE ESTATE-The estate of
Ada Chase is valued at $10,627.37 in an
inventory and appraisement filed yes
terday with the clerk of the superior
court by c. d. Jamison. j. NJ. CreiSh-
ton and l.. j. Holzwarth, the apprais-
ers. The estate is composed of real
estate Liberty bonds, and promissory
notes.
CHARGED WITH 6IGAMY - Tic
doro Medellin, charged with bigamy
was arraigned yesterday before Judge
Stanford of the superior court. He en-
tered plea of not guilty and his case
was set for trial on February %.
NAMED APPRAISERS-Sam Fields.
Scott DonNell and c. c. Cornwall were
named appraisers of the estate of JACOB
c. Bates yesterday by Judge Lyman
ESTATE WORTH $4,oo0-The estate
of Manando c.. McCabe, insane, is
valued at $4,000 in an inventory and
appraisement filed yesterday with the
clerk of the superior court by the ap-
praisers, Newland Jones, w. T. Rum
ney and A. w. Galpin.
ASKS DECREE-Alleging that his
wife left him more than a. year ago
John n. Strahan filed suit for divorce
from Adah f. Strahan yesterday in
the superior court. They were married
at Sprague Washington, July 1902.
ENTER PLEA = Roberto Valencia,
arraiged before Judge Stanford of the
superior court yesterday on charge
of transporting liquor, pleaded not
guilty and his case was set for trial
on February IS.
VERDICT GIVES PLAINTIFF $4,000
Verdict for the plaintiff in the sum
of $4,000 was awarded yesterday morn
ing by a jury in Judge Lyman's di-
vision of the superior court which
heard Friday the case of Angel and
Dolores Almanac versus the Pacific
Gas and Electric company. SUIT Tor
$40. 900 was brought in connection with
the death of their son, Jesus, at the
company's plant here in August.
WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE = De-
claring that her husband treated her
cruelty, at one time nearly breaking
her arm, and on another occasion lock-
ing her from their home. Amanda
MARBLE took the stand yesterday in the
superior court in the divorce suit she
had brought against Allen Marble.
The decree was granted by Judge
Stanford.
PLEAD GUILTY TO GAMING
Roderick ]. Walker and L. E. Pigg,
prOpr1etOrS OF the MaJeStlc pool naH
raided by county authorities Thurs
day evening, appeared before Judge
Stanford of the superior court yester-
day and pleaded guilty to charges of
gaming preferred against them by the
county attorney. They will be SEN
fenced January II. Keno pool was the
game being played when deputies
made the raid
CONTINUE CASE THIRD TIME II
For the third time the preliminary
hearing of Dennis William French
man, charged with profiteering in
wood, has been continued. The matter |
was set for yesterday afternoon, but, |
owing to stress of office business, gov |
attorneys asked for a contiR> |
uance, which was granted by John Il. |
Henke, United States commissioner.
HASkIN REPRESENTATIVE is |
HERE-W. J. Cobb. representing the |
Haskin Newspaper Service, Washing |