Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-03

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cants in fear and trembling, are
wrestling with the propositions which
the examiners have laid before them.
PYTHiAN SISTERS TO SEW -
The Pythian Sisters will sew in the
Red Cross rooms of thine War Work
building, Friday, December 6. A large
attendance is requested.
EN- ROUTE TO NEW HOME-W.
r. Denman is guest at the CONNER
clal hotel, en- route to Benson where
he is to take over the management o.
a drug store. Mr.. Denman recently
sold his drug store at Warner.
U.oF A. S. A. T. C. TO QUIT - The
Students Army Training Corps at the
University of Arizona has had instruc-
tons to demobilize between the first
and fourteenth of this month. Many
Phoenix boys are expected to return
home this week or next
NEED MORE LiNEN-The local
| quota Of linen undertaken to raise by
the Red Cross has not yet been
reached. There remains but two days,
/ today and tomorrow, in which the re-
| quisite amount must be collected. One
hundred hand towels. 100 sheets and
200 handkerchiefs are still needed.
GOAT MEN TO MEET HERE-The
executive board of the National Mo-
hair Growers Association, an organi-
zation including a number of coast
and southern states as well as Arizona
and New Mexico men, has reserved
accommodations at the Hotel Adams
| for December 4, when it will begin
| what is declared will be an important
! business session.
| ACCIDENT VICTIMS RECOVER
| ING. A. Robb, his wife and 10-year-
old daughter Ruel, who were injured in
a motor car accident on the Mcdowell
road Sunday afternoon, were reported
last night as recovering. The little girl
the most seriously hurt, is improving
The Robbs are at their home, 115 North
| Eleventh avenue
PALM TREE ON FIRE-A palm
/ tree standing in the back lawn of the
/ home of Frank Carrow, SIG North
I First avenue, was slightly damaged by
| fire early last night. The blaze was
! extinguished by the fire department
before any damage was done to The
property. No reason could be found fol
the fire.
CLAY ESTATE IN coURT-saraf
NJ Clay, mother of Fred +. Clay, wh(
died in Mesa on November 16, has Pc
titioned the court to appoint w. w
! Mitchell as administrator Of Clay's es
tate. which is calued at $1,000. Tit
next of kin of the decedent is Alice
Clay, his 21-mouths- old daughter. whit
was made an orphan at her father!
death. Mitchell is the child's grea
| uncle.
WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE
Amos Johnson yesterday filed pc
tition for letters of administration o
the estate of Eva Johnson who passe'
away November II. The estate, whicl
consists of community property i
valued at $4,000. The petitioner, VIII
is the husband of the deceased, and
twelve-ye old son are the heirs. Tn
petition will come up for hearing be
fore Judge Lyman December Is.
MINING MEN HERE - A large in
flux of mining men was noticeable il
the Hotel Adams yesterday, ALTHOUGH
last night the purpose of the informa
meeting could not be learned. Amon
the mining men at the hotel last nigh
were A. Vatican of Bisbee. P. W. O'Sul
Ivan of Prescott, J. NJ. CAIRO of Mag
NdiCnd7 W. nh.f H. d. H. Nslh
and John Danvig, Jr., of the Orizab
mine.
MEXICAN FRIGHTENED GIRLS
i. That he disturbed her peace was tn
complaint made by Mary Chave
against A. Limon, who was arreste
by Constable Haze Burch yesterday
According to the girls who live on
ranch near this city, the Mexicai
, threw bricks, used abusive languag
and carried a gun which he f1ourisheC
i, to their discomfort and fright. Chave
is booked at the county jail and wi
be arraigned before Justice Wheele
today.
COURT HOUSE EMPLOYEES RE
COVER-Court house attaches weI
struck severely by the flu epidemi
practically every office in the buildin
having one or more absent since tn
: flu germ first put in his appearance
in Phoenix, nearly two months ag,
> One by one the clerks are resumin
their duties, those who appeared yes
terday after an absence of two weel
were H. G.. Powers, chief deputy in II
. office of the county assessor and Mr.
Goldie M. Vadder. Miss Eva Robbir
and Walter Smith of the county II
corders office
PETITION FOR ADMiNtSTRATO
Asking that David Winn of Chant
Ter be appointed administrator
their fathers $4,000 estate, A. II. Ha-
rop. Agnes Pas and Luzette Masic
yesterday filed petition to this effe
in the office of the clerk of the supel
ior court. The matter will come L
before Judge Lyman for hearing {
December 16 HarreP died in Mesa {
November 30 His property consis
of real estate on the south side. TT
heirs at-law are the petitioners an
Sarah Sweat of Glendale and Phoe1
Black of Richfie1d.
SIX TO DIVIDE ESTATE-Tl
81, 500 estate of Chester n. Price Nv
be divided among his relatives wi
are a mother, brother and sisters. III
brother, William T. Price, yesterd;
pctitioned the court for letters of a,
ministration, the hearing to be he
before Judge Lyman on December !
The heirs are Mrs. Effie Price, moth
of the decedent who resides in Mes
Mrs. Dave Deyore, sister, of Glob
Mrs. Lula Ellison, sister of Glob
w. r. Price, brother, of Gilbert; MI
Chauncey Gum. a sister. Long Beac
and Mrs. Mama A. Conger. sistt
Miami.
1t makes no difference what yo
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