Arizona republican., 1920-08-03

mality Tom Foster. one of the candi- dates for nomination for mine inspect or, has been sending in his papers in installment.
 OFF TO BEACH TOWN-O. R. Lindstrom and family left last night for a months stay at Long Beach Mir Lindstrom is connected with the local postoffice staff
 GOES TO cALIFORNIA-Mrs R E. Merritt was an outgoing passenger on last nights Santa Fe enroute to San Francisco where she will visit rela- tives during the next 90 days
 LONG MARRIED, WANTS DIVORCE Charging cruelty, James w. Stevens yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Emma D. Stevens. He says they were married May 6, 1879, and have no minor children. He charges his wife during the years 1910, 1911, 1912 and 1913 with being guilty of ex cesses. cruel treatment of him and out rages. and says she used abusive Ian guage toward him.
 SUES FOR S1 S10o0-Declaring that he has suffered damages to the extent of $1 900 because of the refusal of the de- fendant to give possession of some property S c. Wallingford yesterday brought suit against w C. McElvey asking for immediate possession and Judgment for damages. He alleges the lease which McElvey holds on the 80 acres expired July 1 and he now re- fuses to move.
 WIFE CHARGES cRUELTY-De- claring that shortly after she had dis missed an action for divorce in 1914, charging cruelty, upon his promise to treat her with kindness, he renewed his treatment of her Mathilda M. Boeres yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Albert O. Boeres, again charging cruelty. She claims they have acquired much community property beside the business of A. O. Boeres & ! Co. She asks for one half of the prop erty, the custody of their 17-year- olG daughter. $75 month as alimony ana | that he be enjoined from disposing ot their property
 URGE ALI TO REGISTER - With but A days left in which to register, Miss Edith Jacobs county recorder, urges all voters in the county who have not done so to register at once Miss Jacobs states that the registration books close at , o'clock on the evening of August 27. and will remain closed until after the primary. All justices of the peace are qualified to register vot- CTS In addition to staff of official recorders and voters may also call at the office of the recorder in the court house and be registered
 REJECT PIONEER HOME BIDs- | The commission of state institutions yesterday rejected all bids for the con | stTuclloh or me proposed wing of the Pioneers home for the reason that while they might not have been un- reasonably high, they were beyond the amount of the appropriation for that purpose. s65,700. At the time that ap- propriation was made the building could probably have been constructed I for something less than that sum. leav- I ing $10,000 for furnishing it. But that l time is passed
 | WHO KNOWS OF MARY? - Who knows where Mary" is? Mary is a pet mountain sheep of tender years who I has made her home at the residence
 Of Game Warden Prochask ska. For a
 time she was the only pet there But day before yesterday Mir Prochaska introduced some blooded chickens into the cast and devoted so much attention
 to them that sometime the following night Mary took her departure Traces of her were found all over town
 yesterday but she was always a few
 hours in advance of the game warden