Arizona republican., 1913-05-11
MOTHERS DAY TODAY-Moth-

1 temple open forum this (Sunday) evening, on the subject, The Truth About San Diego" Everybody is in vited to attend, especially members of the Arizona legislature. No ad- 1 mission charge
 A QUICK TRIP-A RedeWill and Victor Redewiu made d weeks flying auto trip to Florence, Casa Grande, Tucson, Red Rock. rusticating among prosperous farmers and covering 450 miles at the rate of miles an hour. Their trip resulted in desposng Cf eight pianos, five of which were player pianos
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR NEY-Survey No. 2949. embracing the Anona No. 1 and Anona No. ,. Two lode mining claims. have been approved by the surveyor general These claims are located in the Pio- mosa mining district, Yuma county, and are claimed by the Anona Gold Mining and Milling company.
 A PRETTY HOME WEDDING - A very pretty home wedding took place at the residence of MT. and Mrs. James J. Walsh. 10 North Fifth ave nue. when C. l.. Mentzer was united in marriage to Miss Ruth Kissell, Rev. J. c. Van der Illus of the Pres byterian church officiating. The home was prettily decorated for the occa- sion. Only immediate members of the families were present. This happy young couple will leave shortly for different points in Colorado. and make their home in Colorado Springs.
 ON SUPERINTENDENT LIST- Captain Joseph SchWeen, of Com pany A, National Guard of Arizona,
 
 day by Adjutant General Harris was placed on the supernumerary list and First Lieutenant C. R Price. of that company qualified and filed bond. he will receipt for the property of the company and be promoted to the rank of captain. The resignation of Captain Schween will then be ac- cepted.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED - The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Ray F. Clements of Phoenix and EXey Heath of Sioux City, Idaho; Anderson Brown and Ruth Keeran, both resi- dents of Maricopa coutny; Harry C. Gravelle and Eunice McGaughy of Gila county; Joseph Chiago and Eloise Osik Indians. residing in Mari copa county: John D Lee and Nir- ginia P. Turner, residents of Mari copa county
 FOR MEMORIAL DAY - Unless present plans fail. Companies A and of Phoenix and Companies c and D of Tempe and Mesa respectively will act as escort for the c. A. R n Memorial Day It is now planned that following the exercises of the morning field sports will be held between the companies in the after noon all to wind up with a recep- ton and banquet tendered by the local companies to the visiting or ganzations. Adjutant General liar ris is busily engaged in arranging for the carrying out of this pro- grm
 COMPANY D DRILL-First Lieu tenant F. D. La Gardc C. $. \. and Major Grinstead in command of the First Battalion, National Guard of Arizona. went to Mesa last eve ming to be present al the regular weekly drill of Company D of that place. Upon his return late last night Lieutenant La Garde stated that while there had not been in creased attendance at these drills re- gently, he certainly noticed excep- tional improvement in the work of those who were present. He and Major Grinstead are working over time to the end that the four com panics in the valley shall continue to improve until there will be no better drilled organizations in the southwest.
 THE MORGANS IEAVING- MT and Mrs George Morgan and their daughter. who have spent the winter here, leave today for their home in Chicago The MOrgans call Chicago their home because they spend their summer months in the Windy City But the interests of MT. Morgan in Phoenix and the Salt River valley are quite sufficient to entitle him to say that he is an Ari- zOnian. For years he was the owner of the tract in Phoenix known as the circus grounds. During his stay in Phoenix the past winter, MT Morgan caused that tract to be cut up into iots and placed on the market with the result that he now owns but very little city property in that sec tfon The lots went like hotcaKes sCCn as they were offered for sale. And besides MT Morgan has eXten- sive ranching interests in the Glen dale section and is sometimes called Inc father of milo maize in the Salt River valley It would be rash to estimate just how many acres he has planted to milo maize this year but it ls high up in the hundreds. Arizona Chapter