Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
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BISBEE ATTORNEY IN cITY-E. E. Ellinwood of the law firm of Ellin- wood and Ross. Bisbee, is in the city on business connected with his office. He is registered at the Adams hotel. RETURNS WITH BRIDE -J. M. Holub, assistant United States attorney. has returned from the east with his bride. MT. and Mrs. Holub were mar ried about a week ago.
 THESE WILL MARRY--Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Pas qual Martinez, 49. and Maria Reyes, 29, both of Phoenix; and Leonicio Lopez, 23, and Solidad Castro, IS. both of Mesa
 PAYS S FOR sPEEDINo-H. H. Rosenburg yesterday pleaded guilty be- fore Justice Mckee on a charge of ex- ceeding the speed limit on North Gen. tral avenue and was fined s15. The complaint was made by Motorcycle Officer H. F.. Watson
 WIFE GETS DIVORcE-On grounds of cruelty, Flora Bridges yesterday was granted decree of divorce from Joe Bridges, Jr.. by Judge Lyman. She charged that he struck and kicked her, used vile language toward her, and threatened her with personal violence. They were married at Georgetown, Tex.. October 22, 1917, she said
 klWANIS CLUB MEETS TODAY The kiwanis club win meet in regular weekly session today at noon at the Y. M. c. A. F.. D. sRaley will tell about the thrills encountered in a recent trip taken above the clouds. Claud Wilson VIII describe the many beauties and wonders of a trip through northern Arizona N. A Lytle will preside. ASK s8yo0o DAMAGEs-Declaring that he suffered damages to the extent of $S,000 through injuries received while being taken to his work in an automo- bile, Luis Valenzuela yesterday brought suit for a judgment against J. Marie Gold. Valenzuela alleges that Gold em- ployed him to do some work on July 27, 1920 and was taking him and his l tools to the place. Near Tempe he says, Gold drove his auto too close to the side of the road and the handle of a tamping tool caught on the trees and Tell, mashfng his hand. The injury. he claims, will be permanent.
 FINED FOR MAKING LIQUOR Sylvester Nelson yesterday pleaded guilty in the superior court on charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was fined $500 or one day in jail for each $5 and given in addition 90 days in the county jail by Judge Lyman. Tn a raid made on the home of Nelson near Mesa last Friday after noon by Constable Pfckens and depu- l ties from the sheriffs office here, the l officers ound a still, and two and half gallons of "moonshine" whisky. Nel- son was arrested later in the day ir l Mesa by Constable Pickens.
 i HEARING IS CONTINuED-Judgt Lyman yesterday continued the hear &ng for 10 days on the report of the receivership fin the case of George Partenico against Charles Sorensen fol the dissolution of their partnership Last Wednesday Sorensen was award ed a Judgment against Partenico fol
 s1,0O0 by Judge Lyman and the hear
 ing of the receivership set for yester.
 day The suit was filed last April bS
 Partenico and later in the afternoon h,
 shot Sorensen in the leg following
 quarrel over their business. Partenict
 is now under a $2.500 bond awaitinf
 trial on October Is in the superior court on a charge arising from ths shooting.
 HOLD WOMAN ON RoEBERN
 CHARGE-Effie Alexander, colored
 yesterday was held to answer to tn,
 superior court by Justice Mckee aftel
 a hearing on a charge of robbery Sh, was committed to the county jail wher she failed to give bond of S750. G. Fl Shetlin, the complaining witness al legged that the Alexander woman ant another colored woman held him LII
 about g o'clock on the night of Angus
 13 near the Arizona Deaconess hos ! pital on Third avenue and relieved hin of S60. The police arrested the Alex
 ander woman shortly after the mat
 ter was reported but have not located l her alleged companion yet.