Arizona republican., 1913-12-12
SUIT TO QUIET TlTLE-,ieo. w.

SUIT TO QUIET TITLE-lieo. w. Eonacker filed suit yesterday in the Superior Court against Benjamin l..
 Rogers and Emma Rogers to quiet
 title to the southwest quarter of sec
 ton thirty-five, township four, south
 range six west. The complaint re-
 cites that the defendants hold some
 claim to title adverse to the com
 plaint.
 AN ADVISORY ARCHITECT
 Governor Hunt ana State Superin-
 tendent Case returned yesterday fror>
 the old Pueblo, where they went tC
 lttend the meeting of the board of
 regents of the University of Arizona.
 in addition to the routine matters
 in connection With the institution. it
 was decided to employ an advisory
 are hitect and Eyrcn Hunt of Los
 Angeles wa chosen for that position
 LOOKING AROUND. PLEASED-
 Prof. H. A. F. Chandler of the
 economics department of the State
 University at Tucson. accompanied
 by Major Spaehr of the Carnegie
 Library of the old Pueblo, arrived
 in an auto yesterday on short
 pleasure and sight seeing trip to the
 valley. They took in the Roosevelt
 dam as well as many other points of
 interest in and about Phoenix and expressed great surprise at encOunt-
 ering such a metropolitan spirit here. They will return to their homes in Tucson tomorrow.
 RETURN TO PARADISE VAL LEY Miss Marjorie Thomas the tall ented artist. and her mother, Mrs. Richard Thomas. have returned from ,,Il !, ,.,, in Boston. Mass Miss Thomas. who lives in Paradise valley, three miles north Of ScottsdaIe, has won en- 1 viable reputation for her paintings of ! desert scenes While east she fin ished a numoer of sketches which were "roughed in while here last | season. and some of these are now
 on exhibit at Graves Indian Shop. Miss Thomas exhibited some of her paintings at the Art Institute in Chi cago recently and made several sales as q result at nice figures, one small 1 canvas going to the Santa F'e rail- way at $200.
 OIL MAN LEAVES-J A. McMul 1 len. representative of the Star Lu- bricating company of Cleveland, O., with headquarters in Salt Lake City, after half week in Phoenix on business and pleasure, left for the i coast last evening. He will have day or two in the moisture of Cali fornia. and will then hit the trail for Utah, where the snow is deep and it i is way low in temperature I hate to leave Arizona worst this time than at any other time since l have been travelling through this district. Phoe nix is the busiest little town in the world. It is the only town between Cleveland and the coast where the merchants always say, business is fine never better instead of the old harp of Nothin' doin'."
 NETS Nets of Mesa and Miss Anna NJ. Duke were united in marriage yesterday by Judge Phil lips. This wedding was announced 1 from Tucson where MT. Nets had become acquainted with Miss Duke who for time lived there though lately has been residing in Phoenix. Miss Duke came to the state from California. Her brother, Captain l Thomas S. Duke of San Francisco has been one of the best known members of the police force there for the last twenty years. A half brother. Charles Brooks, is a well known banker and real estate broker of Marysville, Cal MT Nets has been a resident of Mesa since boy hood and is now engaged in banking and other lines of business. He is a 1 brother of John Nets, a Tucson banker MT. and Mrs. Nets have 1 taken a temporary home in Mesa which will be occupied by them until i they have built an elegant home of their own