Arizona republican., 1919-12-03

pers were made out in the United States land office
 INDIAN MISSIONARY IN-The Rev. MT. Smith, Presbyterian Indian missionary at Granada, Apache county, arrived in Phoenix last night
 FROM GRAND CANYON-Walter Hubben arrived in the city yesterday from the Grand canyon and is stop ping at the Commercial hotel.
 HERE FROM VERMONT-Mr. and Mrs. J. Warner Bait of Shelburne, Yer mont, arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
 ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC-Among the arrivals at the Hotel Adams yes terday were c. c. Cole of New York city and J. B. Williams of San Fran cisco.
 OREGON MAN HERE-F. N. O'Con- her was a guest at the Hotel Adams yesterday, coming here from Portland, Oregon.
 MOSTLY CRlMINAL-A total of $46S.40 was collected during the month of November in the East Phoenix pre- cinct justice court, according to the report just made public by Judge | Wheeler. Of this sum, 1925 was col lected as payment of fines in criminal cases
 USEFUL XMAS GIFTS-The Eng | fish Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid will hold bazaar Dec. at the Knights of Pythias hall. The hours will be from 9 clock in the morning until 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Among useful Christmas gifts which will be sold are rag rugs, comforts quilts and the like. Cafeteria lunch will be served between II and 30 o'clock.
 GlSH FUNERAL-The funeral of | Elisha T. Gish, who died at his resi- dence, Osborn and Park road. Nov. 27 at the age of 76 years. will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the H. NJ. Maus parlors. 3l1 North Fifth avenue. Rev. George M. Lehigh will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 JOHNSON FUNERAL-The funeral of Vernon l.. Johnson, who died Mon day 15 miles southwest of Phoenix. at the age of l6 years. will be held this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, from the II. M. Maus parlors, 311 Norr. F'irst avenue. Rev George NJ. Lehigh will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood | cemetery.
 RAIN AND SNOW DIDN'T HARM STOCk-Although Apache county re- ceived a thorough wetting last week, no damage whatever was done to live stock and feed, according to Judge George H, Crosby Jr, who spent Thursday and Friday of last week in Apache county. Heavy rains were fol- lowed by heavy snow, Judge Crosby said, but there was no severe wind and stock was unharmed The judge re- ported feed fine throughout the county.
 IN FROM LYMAN DAM-F. L. Eel lew, engineer on the Lyman dam pro- ject, arrived in Phoenix from St. Johns last night to make his report to the state land board and consult with the board on the enterprise. MT. Fellew will probably be here several days
 WOULD BE J. P.'S-Two petitions for the office of justice of the peace in West Phoenix precinct are now before the county board of supervisors, that of George w Mcdonald, deputy clerk of the superior court, and that of Os- wald C. Ludwig, Jr., an attorney. c. l. Standage, clerk of the board, stated yesterday that no action on the peti- tions is likely before the regular meet ing of the board next Monday. The vacancy has been occasioned by the resignation of Judge Frank DeSouza who will engage in the practice of law here as soon as his successor has beer named.
 REPAIRING THE ROADS = Roat gangs are busy at work repairing tho damage done by the floods last week according to H. M. Bargman, county