Arizona republican., 1919-11-20
TOWN TOPICS

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KoRRIcK GOES EAsT-Abe Kor-
rick left yesterday for New York for
several weeks on business.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fran
els Olmstead, of North Fifteenth street,
Tuesday afternoon. a daughter.
DILLON IN TUCSON = Joseph C.
Dillon, United States marshal, is in
Tucson on business connected with his
office
MADISON CLUB-The Madison I'm
provement club will hold combined
business and social meeting at 1880
o'clock this afternoon.
GUEST OF GRANDsoN-Mrs. C.
Brogan of Kansas City, Missouri is the
guest of her grandson, Roger l. Brogan.
$40 North First avenue.
w. C. r. 1.-THE w. C. r. U. will
hold its regular meeting this afternoon
at it's home, 227 West Monroe street.
A Thanksgiving program has been ar
ranged and the public is cordially in
vited.
MADISON WOMEN MEET-The
Madison Woman's club will meet all
day Friday at the Madison school
house to sew for the bazaar to be held
soon.
JEWISH WOMEN MEET-The Jew
ish women will hold their regular BUSH
ness and social meeting at 1880 o'clock
this afternoon at the Woman's club
building.
FOWLER CIRCLE - The Fowler
Neighborhood Improvement Circle will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Joe
Tompkinson. All ladies of the COM
munity are invited to attend.
BUSINESS GIRLS - The Business
Girls club will hold an important meet
ing at the Presbyterian church anneA
this evening. The policy for the year
will be outlined at. this time.
HERE TO SURVEY-Carl L. Sic
hacker of Helena, Montana, arrived
in Phoenix yesterday and was assigned
to the San Simon district where he
will make public land surveys.
LEAVING FOR COAST-Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Vail have leased their home
at s22 North Sixth avenue and are
leaving Thursday for Los Angeles by
auto to make their permanent home
/ there.
HIGH SCHOOL PIT LATER-Tht
High School Parent-Teacher associa-
ton meeting which was to have been
held today has been postponed until
/ two weeks from today December 4, al
| 80 o'clock
HART RECOVERS-Louis Hart, g
| local lawyer, who has been confined
to his home with an attack Of la grippe
| is convalescant. Mr.. Hart appeared
at his office yesterday for the frs
time in several days.
WOMAN GETS $275o-Laverne Gill
more was awarded s2,750 by jury il
Judge Stanford's court yesterday af
ternoon, as compensation for injurie;
she received when an automobile
tipped over near Superior some months
ago. Mark Kittle was the chief do
| PENDANT.
WHOSE DOG Is THls?--J. W. Can
ming, city humane officer. has a flint
hunting dog, grey and black, leathe
collar, name plate, no name thereon
which he picked up without a license
Canning says for the owner to call a
police station. and pay for a licens
and get the dog.
MAIL DELAYED-Eastern mail du
to arrive here at 1880 o'clock yesterda!
morning was not received until a lat
hour last evening. The delay is SAT-
to have been caused by the coal short
age. The quantities OF letters an,
papers received last night will be de
livered today.
SELL $4,000 AcREs-More than II
sections of land. 72,133.3S acres to b.
exact, were sold yesterday by F.
Gillespie and Maude Gillespie, his wife
4 to the ella Water company. The Ian,
is situated in the project Of that com
pany, near the site of the Lower Ar
lington dam, now being CONSTRUCTED
The consideration was $4,000.
ADVERSE CLAIM - The Unite
States yesterday filed an adverse clair
against the Santa Fe Pacific Railwa
company for land claimed under lie
selection. The government allege
that the land In question which is 10
Gated in ella county is mineral i
character, containing valuable deposit
of gold, silver and copper.
SNOW AIDS McCllNTOCk-L. {
Snow former assistant to the late stat
historian, Thomas e. Parish, is assist
ing the new historian, Col. J. II. Nc
Clintock- Snow was engaged in bank
ing work in the ella valley for eight {
: nine years and had language cours
in the L. d. s. university at Salt Lab
City.
PROTEST STOCK sALE-To pre-
test against the Ranger Stanley o
company's recent permit from the stat
corporation commission for the sale
stock, J. L. Stone and other interes
have petitioned the commission for
hearing. The petition is granted ar
the hearing is set for 2 o'clock NJ
vember %.
RED CROSS OFFICIAL HERE
George Filmer. chairman of the Pacif
Coast division of the Red Cross, WI
In Phoenix yesterday on official bus
ness for the Red Cross and on 9TH
business for the Filmer Bros. Electro
type company. A payment of 1872
from the state librarians office W;
concerned. The payment represents Z
old account subject to some disput
which Is expected to be settled 500
COMPANY MUST EXPLAIN
/ Called upon by the state corporate
commission to explain its alleged att
tude Of refusing to hold stockholdel
meetings and to audit its books as Il
structed by the commission, and
\ explain charges of having removed
/ books illegally from this state, t
Chloride X-Ray Mining company is o
dered by the commission to appear
headquarters for hearing at 10 o'clo
November 81. The commissions ord
| is to the company and to Preside