Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
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DIVORCE GRANTED - Margaret Cunliffe Hyde yesterday was granted decree of divorce from William NJ. Hyde by Judge E. Elmo Bollinger.
 STARTING VACATION N-Night Jailer John Isaac of the county jail will leave tonight for San Dfego, where he will spend two weeks va cation visiting members of his family.
 BACK FROM TOUR-Land Com missioner Rudolph Kuchler returned yesterday from tour of the north and northwest, visiting Salt Lake, ogden' San Francisco and Los An geles.
 THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Re fugia Alvarado, 30, and Luisa Rodri- quez, 19, both of Mesa; Alexahder A. Gay, 46, and Guadalupe Rodriquez, 70, both Of Florence ;and Francisco 5. Cordova, 22, and Angela B. Pala- eio. 19. both of Tempe.
 SENTENCED TO JAIL-On mo- tion of Joseph E. Noble, assistant county attorney, charge of attempt ing to commit grand larceny against Juan Martinez was reduced to a mis- i demeanor. Martinez entered a plea Of guilty and was sentenced by Judge
 E. Elmo Bollinger to serve three 1 iHOIlIHS Tn the county 1ail
 TO CLOSE LABOR DAY-With | the exception of some of the grocery 1 stores and meat markets. which will
 be open during the morning, the busi-
 ness houses of Phoenix will be closed all day Monday, Labor day, according
 to an announcement made last even 1 ing by A. l.. Uhler, secretary of the
 Merchants and Manufacturers asso- | citation.
 MAIL CLERK ExAMINATIoN- | The local secretary, U. $. Civil Sery- | ice examiners, announces that an ex-
 animation for railway mail clerk i:
 to be held Saturday, September IT | in the school administra tion building 1 331 North First avenue, second floor | Applicants will report at S.: 80 a. m.
 bringing with them pen and ink ant
 pencil.
 GRANTS TRANSFER = Judge E
 Elmo Boilinger yesterday granted the petition of the F. w Woolworth com
 pany to transfer the suit brough-
 against it by Louis U. G. Schade ant his wife, Florence K Schade, to tn,
 United States district court. Tn, company put up a bond of 5000 fo,
 the transfer. The Schades brough
 suit against the Woolworth compan, II for s15,000, alleging the reputation O
 Mrs. Schade was damaged to tha
 extent by her false arrest at the in, stigation of the manager of the Wool
 worth store in Phoenix.
 ARE MARRIED-Allan D. How
 land of Phoenix and Miss Lena D
 Johnson of Dallas, Tex, were unite,
 in marriage by the Rev G. D. Yoa kum, pastor of the Congregations
 church, at o'clock last night Tn ceremony was performed at the hom
 of Rev. Mir. Yoakum, 323 McDowel
 road, in the presence of a few clos l friends. Following the ceremony l wedding supper was served at tn American Kitchen. MT. Rowland i
 connected with the Phoenix Nationa l bank. The couple will make thei ) home here.
 2 FACES EIGHT cHARGEs-Afte l Justice Sullivan yesterday dismisse : a charge of embezzlement against 4 ! A. McGrath, E. A. Mcdonald. wh l brought the charge, filed eight sep I arate charges of embezzlemen : against McGrath. He was arraigne
 on the eight charges and his bon l was fixed at $500. The date of tn g hearing was not set. Yhs new charge l filed charge McGrath with embezzlin . between the dates of Sept. p. 192t I and Nov. II, 1920. s71059 belonging t ] the Mccall Cotton and Oil company : PETITION FILED - Petition fo 2 letters of administration was file : yesterday in the estate of Clark Ever s est Beal, who died in Phoenix Ma , 25. by the father. Joseph Beal of Al
 bany. N. Y. The estate, which is i : Maricopa county, consists of real an . personal property to which the peti : tioner gives the value of s11,9 300. NJ < Beal asks that the Phoenix Saving e Bank and Trust company be appoint [ ed administrator of the estate in hi stead. The petition will be heard O e Monday afternoon, Sept. 19, at |: 3 y o'clock
 FILE sTIPULATIoNs-In stipu
 lations filed yesterday in the su n brought by w. J. Galbraith, attorne s general, on behalf of the state ( ? Arizona for a mandatory injunctio | to compel the Arizona Eastern Rail > way company to restore daily pas senger train service between Phoeni ? and Winkelman, it was agreed be U tween the attorneys in the case ths T the time of the hearing of the motto } to show cause why the injunctio
 should not issue should be extende , to Sept 8. The suit was filed Au 13 after the railway company had pl : into effect, on Aug. 10, a ri-weekl
 schedule between Phoenix and Wir l keIman.
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