Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

LOCAL VISIToR-L N. Shook of Iowa, president of the State and the National Threshers' association. was visitor in Phoenix yesterday. He IS spending a few days with son-in- law living at Mesa. He is an old ao- quaintance of David Kyle, though un- til this time they had not met for 4S years.
 GRANTED DIVoRcE-on grounds of desertion, Judge Lyman yesterday granted Rita Hernandez a decree of divorce from Pedro Hernandez.
 GIVEN TEMPORARY ALlMONY- After a hearing of her motion for tenn porary alimony, Judge Lyman yester- day awarded Beatrice Nesbitt, defend ant in a suit brought against her by her husband. Joseph A. Nesbitt, for decree of divorce on grounds of de- sertion, temporary alimony of Sl0 week, S100 attorney fees and $50 court costs. In answer to the suit of her husband, Mrs. Nesbitt alleged she left him because of cruelty. She asked for $50 a month temporary alimony, $500 attorney fees and $15O court costs. Nesbitt resides in Mesa
 HELD FOR TRlAL-Mrs. c. S. Weider yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Henry J. Sullivan after hearing on charge of attempting to obtain money and property by means of a bogus check. Jean McFagin, 16-year-o girl, ar- rested with Mrs. Weider in connection with the charge. was turned over to the juvenile court by Justice Sullivan. | The two are alleged to have attempted to pass a check on the Korrick store for $35 signed by Henry Wilson. It is l charged that Wilson had no account to | cover the check. Mrs. Weider and the | girl were committed to the county jail | in default of bond.
 EMPLOYED CHILD IS CHARGE | Charged with employing a child under | Is years of age without a written per- init from the school board, Henry Ong | yesterday was arraigned before Jus l tiee Henry J. Sullivan. Ong was re- leased on a bond of s10o to appear for a hearing Jan. If. The complaint was made by Alexander H. Davidson, city truant officer. who alleges Ong em- .ployed Ong Wing, a 14-year- boy, in his store at PA East Buchanan street while school was in session. long Wing. the complaint states, was physically able to attend school
 SUES STREET GAR co.-Alleging a Glendale car going west at a high rate of speed struck his automobile at the New Black Canyon road crossing six miles north of Phoenix. on Sept 9 1920, Fred E. Wiggens yesterday
 brought suit against the Phoeni1 Railway company of Arizona for a
 judgment of $S91. Wiggens claims the right-of-way of the railway company at this point was covered with a tall
 thick growth of weeds which ob-
 structed the view of the tracks from
 the road eastward until the tracks
 were reached. He alleges his car wa:
 damaged fin the collision to the amount
 asked
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tc marry were issued yesterday to Fran. cisco Gutierrez, 26, and Carlota Feliz both of Laveen; and Marcario Gomez p, and Mercedes Luna, 19, both O 9 Laveen.
 ADMIT GUILT-Antonio Morales - Manuel Samora and Domingo Briones . three Mexicans, yesterday pleaded : guilty before Justice Henry J. Sullivan l to charge of receiving stolen good and were given suspended fine O ! xlOO each. They were charged witt buying two blankets and a sweate . from two Indian boys. The blanket 3 'and the sweater are alleged to hav
 been stolen by the Indian boys iron e the hospital at the Phoenix Indian s school. Both blankets were marke ]. with the letters "U S." The Mexican ]. stated they did not know what tn V letters stood for and did not know tn ]. blankets and sweater had been stoler
 The Indian boys were tubercular pa . tients sent to the hospital from tn reservation.
 PLEAD GUILTY - Charged wit violating the interstate commerce law,
 w R. Hudgins and George Lewis : alias Shelby Beck, yesterday entere
 plea of guilty to the charge befor e | United States Commiskioner Henk
 and were held to answer to the feders
 court. They were committed to tn
 county jail when they failed to furnis
 bonds of $1,5O0 each. They are allege
 10 have brought a stolen automobil 5 5 from Imperial. Cal to Phoenix. The i were arrested by the city police an
 turned over to the federal authoritie
 NURSES TO MEET-The gradual E nurses will hold their regular meetin
 at 2:30 D. m. Saturday, Jan. & at 51
 North Third street. All members ar requested to be present as the legis
 lative bill is to be presentsd for its las
 discussion. Tea will be served afte E the meeting.
 R FINED AND GIVEN JAIL SEN | TENCE-The maximum fine of $3(
 with an additional sentence of 30 day IA in the city jail was given J. R. Baile \ by Judge Thomas in police court yes \ terday afternoon. Bailey was four
 guilty of having had intoxicating liuut
 in his possession He was arreste with Arthur Wilson at the labor Ina
 last Wednesday night. Wilson fol
 feited his bond. aThe arrests wel
 made by the police after they are sal
 to have been informed that intoxicat
 ing liquor was being sold at the hal
 A quantity of whisky. tequila an
 white mule7 was found at the plaC
 and confiscated- Baily gave notiC K through his attorney that he would ar E peal the decision of the police court