Arizona republican., 1920-12-05
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SUES FOR S6.00o-Declaring that | he tsuffered injuries to the extent oi | S6,00O when the door of a cotton press fell on him. Jose Jesus EsplnoZa yes terday brought suit for judgment against the Scottsdale Ginning com pany, r. o. Brown and John Doe. Es- pinoza alleges he was employed Oy the company as a pressman ana was engaged on Nov. 19, 1920, in 1lXlnS some cotton hoops to place around bale of cotton, when another employe slammed the door of one press with violence and the door of the other one fell down upon him. He says he sui fered a bgoken left arm and several bruises.
 REPLEVIN SUIT-A replevin action for nine bales of cotton was begun yesterday in the superior court against the Scottsdale Ginning company py w. l.. Longan. In addition to the possession of the cotton, he asks for judgment of $500, damages which he alleges he has suffered through the wrongful possession of the cotton by the ginning company. MT. Longan says he rented some land to E. l.. Middleton, who in turn rented 1t to E. O. Brown and one Goodson. They planted the land to cotton, he says, and he has @ lien on the crop for the unpaid portion of the rent. The gin- ming company, he alleges, holds nine bales of the cotton in storage against receipts issued by it to Middleton, Brown or Goodson. The cotton Is valued at s1,500 he says.
 CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO l PROVIDE-Elaf Lester Faust yester- day was arraigned before Justice Mo l Kee on a charge of failure to provide l for his wife, Violette Faust. He was ! released on his own recogniZance to i appear for examination on the charge | next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 PETITIONS FOR LETTERS l Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate ot 1 David B. Harer. who died Dec. l, 1920 by David Fl. Harer, son The estate consists of real property to which the petitioner gives the value of $2O00 The petition will be heard on Monday 1 afternoon, Dec. F, at 1880 o'clock.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc marry were issued yesterday to Be nigno Felix, 37, and Juana de Leon
 36, both of Mesa; Pedro B. Villanueva
 AS, and Rosalia Gamez, 36, both o
 Mesa; Jose Verdugo, 22, and Jesuss
 Valdez, 19. both of Phoenix; Dell B
 Gilmore, 33, of Los Angeles. an(
 Bertha Marie McNally, 30. of Boston
 MdSS., OGua CdTdDdJdo, oo, anu
 Valdez, 42, both of Phoenix; and Al
 berto Varagos, 26. and Mekaila Rubio
 23. both of Phoenix.
 TO SIGN BONDS-The board 0
 supervisors have received the blanl
 bonds of school district No. iron
 Keans Highbie and company, of De troit, Mich, for their signature. Tn
 bonds were sold to the Detroit com
 pany several weeks ago and call fo an issue of S350,000 to be used for tn grammar schools in Phoenix. Tn
 purchasers had the bonds printed i , Detroit They will be signed and re turned at once.
 GRANTS TWO DEcEREES-Judg
 Stanford yesterday granted two de
 crees of divorce as follows: Myrl
 Connor from Harry T. Connor, charge of desertion, and Carmen Yalesc
 from Antonio Valesco, charges of de
 sertion.
 HERE FOR WINTER-drs Ray mond E. Leslie of Helena, Montana
 has arrived here to spend the winte
 with her daughter. Mrs. A. F. Hartel
 726 East Culver street.
 FINED FOR SPEEDING-J. F. Mo
 Bride yesterday pleaded guilty befor
 Justice Mckee on a charge of speed
 ing on North Central avenue and wa
 fined SIS. The complaint was mad
 by G. l.. Middaugh, motorcycle office I HOSTESS AT TEA-Mrs. w. c. Nc r Millen was hostess yesterday after S noon to a group of friends whom sh entertained at tea in honor of Mrs lG. Owens, who with Mir. Owens is th house guest of MT. and Mrs. McMillel = The rooms were attractively decorate = with pink and white carnations. M e and Mrs. Owens, whose home is 3, southern California, will remain a the McMillen home until after Il
 holidays.
 PACKING A BOX - The ladies l. charge of the Phoenix branch of u m Arizona Children's Home associate 70 are packing a box to be sent to u m home and ask that anyone who h
 jelly, fruit or nuts to spare, if tn
 cannot deliver them to Mrs. R. Ca, II wallader, 3S5 North Sixth avenue. T. telephone 756 and a committee W ~ call for them. The committee
 charge plans to ship the box on Decor Der g, to make sure it will reach ,, destination in time to bring | ' Christmas cheer to the hearts of t
 children at the home.
 ,d OFFICERS ELECTED-At a rece re meeting of the Phoenix branch of t as Arizona Children's Home associati r. the following officers were elected 1