Arizona republican., 1919-10-29

H1aSLer meCndnlC TOT the AT1zOnd EdSI- ern railroad.
 BACK FROM GLoBE-Frank Car row returned yesterday from several weeks absence in Globe, where he has business interests.
 representing Cooper, Casey & Coats, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles. He will be here two weeks in the in- terests of the coast wholesale concern.
 RETURNS TO TUcSON-C. R. Me Fall, who has been here on official business in the U. s. court, returned to Tucson last night.
 AMERICAN LEGiON-The Ameri- can legion will hold business meeting tonight at o'clock. All members of the legion and former soldiers are urged to attend. There is consider able business of importance to come up, connected with the celebration for ex- soldiers during fair week.
 FINDS PAPERS-Some one lost a contract for the sale of land between F. H. Larsen and J. H. White. Owner can secure same by applying to Sam Webb. the county treasurer.
 FOR THE HUSBANDS-The Wash ington Woman's club will entertain the husbands on Friday night, October 31, at Mrs. Frank Elwe1ls residence, first house north of Fagan's ranch.
 IN SUPREME COURT-A case con- cerning the collection of money for services in running down bootleggers was argued and submitted on appeal in the supreme court yesterday. The title of the case is the Thiel Detec- tive Agency against Yavapai county Arizona
 GOVERNOR IN APAcHE-Gover- nor Thomas D. Campbell attended a meeting at St. Johns last night when the affairs of the Lyman dam were l discussed. Several years ago farmers in Apache were washed out through the breaking of the dam and the flood ing of their lands. The state loaned the farmers about $240,000 for re- construction purposes. This work is reported in process. The governor will return Thursday from St. Johns.
 BIRDS OF A FEATHER-The most surprising event of yesterday, one Of the most surprising since the invasion of Belgium, was luncheon party giv- en by Hon. c. M. Roberts of Cochise His guests were State Engineer Mad dock, Andy Baumert, chairman of the committee of state institutions, and F. J. K Mcbride, assistant attorney gen. eral.
 WANTS NEW TRIAL-Motion for new trial was filed with the clerk of the superior court yesterday by coun- sel for defendant in the hay cutting contract case brought by J. T. Smith against J. F. Daggs. The case was the last one heard here by Judge Mo Alister of the superior court of Graham county, and ended October Is with a | judgment for the plaintiff.
 COURT ADJOURNS-The federal court adjourned yesterday until Jan Uary, Judge Neterer disposing of a large amount of business on the final day of the autumn term. Sentence was passed on two defendants, W. T. West, charged with conspiracy to vio- late the Reed amendment, was given six months in the Yavapai county jail, and H. H. Murray of Prescott, a de- fendant in a liquor case, must serve an equal length of time in the Gila county jan.
 SHOWER GlVEN-In honor of Mrs, Joe Howard, formerly Miss Grace Cisney a shower was given by the Pythian Sisters last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clifford Maddox, BIT North Eighteenth avenue. Mrs. Howard was presented with a beauti- ful chest of silver which included a sugar set, cake plate, olive dish, pep per set, and many other charming gifts. The afternoon was spent in various forms of entertainment, after which dainty refreshments were served.
 ORANGE BLOSSOM GROWS = Among the growing concerns of the | valley is the Orange Blossom cream cry which was started on a small scale at 1342 East Adams street. At first it confined itself to the manufacture of butter and cream and then it took up in addition the scientific handling of milk and the turning out of whipped and table cream. It lately moved into enlarged offices and factory on South Park street between Tenth and Elev- enth streets.
 | NO TAG, NO DoG-Humane of- ficer J. w. Canning yesterday picked up a brown dog with white feet and having a small leather collar, but nc license tag. He found the dog at Third and Washington streets. The owner may have him by calling at the police station, phone 3062 and by buy ing license tag for s2. If he does COCHlSE BOUNDARIES = Correct territory boundary information was sent yesterday by the state tax com mission to the board of supervisors ol Cochise county, so that the board car compute the respective amounts tt several school districts involved 1T bond issues. As explained, the bound aries have been changed two or three times and then the boundaries wert consolidated, the board of supervisors figuring the bonds floated as total Inconvenience has resulted and the taS commission through the information forwarded yesterday expects to sim plify matters.
 not want the dog, Mir Canning says he will find boy who will be glad Ito take him at that nrice- The ciu