Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

the other at 52o North Fourth street Apply only at the addresses given.
 ISSUES BANK CALL-Jesse L. Boyce, state uperintendent of banks,
 has issued caf1 for a statement of
 condition from all of the state banks
 as of Sept s.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT m Clayton Bennett. secretary of the board of
 state institutions. is visiting the Pio-
 neers' Hime in Prescott, where he IS
 also in attendance as a witness at the
 suit of the Aubrey Investment company
 against the state.
 GOES TO LOS ANGELES-H. F. Watson. motorcycle officer. yesterday
 was called to Los Angeles on account
 of the illness of his wife. Mrs. Wat
 son has been spending the summer
 on the coast
 ADVANCE REAsoNs-Five good
 reasons why motorists should refrain from speeding in the city limits were
 brought out in police court yesterday
 when $1O was collected from each of five defendants who violated the traf-
 fic ordinance. Only one of the quin-
 tette appeared to answer the charge.
 Motorcycle Officer Nick Papo made
 the arrests.
 WOULD SEPARATE - Declaring
 that he deserted her in February, 1918 in Maricopa county and has failed to DION4Qc TOT ttlelE GD1lu SlllCG liletL l4llACs
 Minnie Meeks yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Isaac Meel1s. She alleges that they con-
 tracted a common law marriage at Alice. Texas, in January, 1915. She asks for the custody of their child.
 ASKS FOR DivoRcE-Declaring that he had not lived with his wife since he learned of her infidelity, Ramon c. Martinez yesterday brought suit for decree of divorce from Alta
 gracia Martinez, charging cruelty. He asks for the custody of their four chil- dren. He says they were married at Wilcox. October IS. 1908.
 CHARGED WITH ASSAULT-L. E.
 Baker was arrested yesterday by
 Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Evan 1 Wilson on a warrant charging him
 with aggravated assault He was placed in the county jail and will be arraigned before Justice Charles De- | Sales Wheeler today. Baker is charged hv his wife with beating her.
 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES = Licenses 1 to marry were issued yesterday to 1 Eduardo Moreno. 40, and Antanacia l AreIIan, 36, both of Tempe; Marian l Romero 45, and Guadalupe Camos, 26,
 both of Phoenix; Augustine Roda, g, 1 and Mercedes Perez, IS, both of Phoe- l nix; Jose Yanez, 25, and Serana Gal 1 Iardo 24 both of Mesa; Ulysses s. Thompson, 25 of Indio, Calif., and
 Mamie Gilbert, 24. of Columbus. N. M;
 and Ida J. Burren.
 l APPOINTED UNIVERSITY RE- l GENT-E. w. Hudson, well known
 cotton expert of Mesa, was appointed
 as one of the regents of the University l Of Arizona yesterday by Governor l Campbell to succeed William J. Bryan, Jr. The latter's unexpired term runs until, January, 1925. MT. Bryan is l now living in Asheville, N. C., having 1 left Arizona some time ago.
 APPLICATION RECEIVED The 1 surveyor general has received applica- l tions for the survey of the mining claims situated in the Crawford min 1 ing district Navajo Indian reservation l Apache county. covering the lodes known as the Eurida Nos. 1 to in- i elusive. and the Sunnyside, which is claimed by J. L. Wade, John F. Wade | Charles Shell and Mrs. Ura Crawford ; l for the mineral surveys of fl lodes 1 situated in the Crawford mining dis trict. Navajo Indian reservation 1 Apache county. of which the claimants 1 are J. l.. Wade. John F. Wade and 1 Charles Shell. and the survey of the l Stormyday and Preston lodes, covering six lodes in all, situated in the Craw- 1 ford mining district Navajo Indian | reservation, Apache county, which are 1 claimed by F., A. Coston.