Arizona republican., 1920-06-25
a HOMELESS DOG

.f nome. ana no uOQDI there IS d IlldIl Oi a small boy in Phoenix who wants that kind of dog. If so, he may communi- cate with Humane Officer Canning by | telephone. 3O62 any time between 3 | o'clock this morning and f o'clock this ! afternoon.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE - Declaring that she worked as nurse to support herself and two children because of his ! failure to provide for them, Nora Ford | yesterday brought suit for a decree or divorce from II. c. Ford. She asks for the custody of the children.
 NOW MAJOR HARBEN-George W. Harben yesterday was commissioned by Governor Thomas F.. Campbell major of the judge advocates department, under the new army law. MT Harben was former assistant attorney general or the state and is at present pracucInS law in CoconinO county. l.. Y. kent, first lieutenant Troop A, First Cavalry Arizona National Guard, has resigned, according to the announcement made al the adjutant generals office yesterday Charles K. Hughes, second lieutenant, has been advanced to take his place, and the troop has elected A w. New hall second lieutenant.
 ALEXANDER BAKER ILL Alex ander Baker. assistant attorney general. is recovering from a throat operation. Although greatly improved. it is not believed that Mir. Baker will be able to attend the Democratic convention at San Francisco to which he was elected
 ENRoUTE FROM CONFERENCE Kirlle Moore, county attorney, and A. l. Menard, county treasurer of Pima county passed through Phoenix yes terday on their way to Tucson from the FlaEstaff conference of county attor- neys and treasurers of the different counties of the state.
 FINED FOR FLOODING RoAD-D. F. Edwards yesterday pleaded guilty | before Justice Mckee on charge or | having flooded a public highway ana was fined $1O. It was alleged by M. b. Brooks that Edwards permitted lrrl- gation water to flow over the Christy | road, seven miles west of Phoenix.
 FINES WOMAN $1oo-Lily Ellen burg yesterday pleaded guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of keeping a disreputable house on the Tempe road and was fined $100-
 PERSIAN CAT IS LOST-A large
 black Persian cat wandered way from
 home at 535 East Portland street yes
 terday and is causing much worry
 thereby. Anyone seeing or nearing
 about such a cat is asked to tele-
 phone 4642 or call at 535 East Port
 land street. A reward will De palo TOT
 the recovery of the cat.
 WIFE SEEKS DiVORCE-Declarin fthat through his idieness she was
 forced to earn a living for both oi them. Emma E. Johnson yesterday
 brought suit for a decree of divorce from Burstrus l.. Johnson. charging
 desertion and failure to provide She
 alleges that he took her earnings and | after buying whiskey with a portion
 of them would, she claims, spend the
 remainder on other women She asks
 that her maiden name, Emma B. Bell
 LEAVES ON EXTENDED TRIP Mrs R M Monaghan. wife of the man
 ager of the Jefferson hotel, left yes terday for an extended trip which vii include stops at Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Seattle. After leaving
 Seattle she will return to California
 where she will spend the summer , months at the beach resorts. She wa! , accompanied by her daughter ant
 both will return to Phoenix abou September 15. 4
 l HAD NO LICENSE PLATEs-D
 Gwin yesterday pleaded guilty befor . Justice Mckee on a charge of havini , no license plates on his automobile ant
 was fined $5.
 AWARDED $500 BY JuRY-Camili
 AngeIar yesterday was awarded $50 | by a jury in the superior court in hi l$10,0o0 damage suit against the Mari
 nette Canal and Land company. An
 gelar alleged he received permanen injuries when he fell from a wagon h -
 railroad station at Marinette to thei
 project According to the story told b ' Angelar, the wagon was loaded wit iron and in going over a rough place l z the road the load slipped, throwin y, him to the ground. He said his leg an o his back were broken in the fall
 MORE INITIATIVE PETITIONS v Initiative petitions for the increase :. salaries of school teachers and stat = and county officers were filed in tf = office of the secretary of state yes U. terday. The first petitions receive were from Santa Cruz county a le though ii is said that circulators
 the diffeernt counties in the state al m having no difficulty in securing signs T. lures for the proposed amendment n the constitution.
 ;e VISITOR FROM FL PASO-Mrs. ~ ~ R. Wilkes of Fl Paso, Tex, is stoppir Fl in Phoenix for "a few days while on u H. way to the coast. She is the guest Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Stambaug - S19 North Fourth street
 " HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE
 Charged with conspiracy against | = United States government, Charl 7e Fletcher yesterday was held to answ lil Iii to the federal court by United Stat Commissioner Henke under a bond
 5000. Fletcher was placed in t he county jail when he failed to fuTni a the bond. It is alleged that Fletch ng and several others attempted to co ty. spire against the government in ma s- ing whiskey.
 h. SIX COUPLES TO WED-IAcens he to marry were issued yesterday to F
 bert T. Robbins, AZ. and Pearl c. Min rs. 30. both of Phoenix: William P. Shul it. 23, and Elva Gladys Henderson, $. both of Litchfield Rigeno Ramerez,
 and Maria Gallardo. IS, both of Pho G nix Fred N. Grant. 32, of Phoenix. a Fl winifred NJ. Bissette. 19, of Florenc at Miguel O. Varela, 31 of Morristov nd and Carmen F. Ruiz. 20, of Alhambl 'n- and Elesis Cande 42, and Lucia Via m Betteran. both of Phoenix.
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 his l Arizona Lodge No ?. F. x lk- N~ M. will confer the degree ith AE Master Mason in the ATaso as W Hall tonight at D. m. Visit 'lic brethern cordially invited. W. :. N csc viel w M
 Furnished house complete, for r am July and August in Mesa. Very reasC ng able Box S71. Republican, Mesa.