Arizona republican., 1919-03-04
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NEW NO Ahf-I ne notary Donu Ol Dudley s. Lewis was approved by the board of supervisors yesterday.
 CITY TAXES DUE-The second in- stallment of city taxes are due and pay able and those not paid by April IA will become delinquent, with the penalties for delinquency attached.
 MODERN WOODMEN'S BALL The Modern Woodmen of America will give their fifth annual ball tonight at Arcadia hall. The Besse orchestra will provide the music. The public is invited.
 AT OFFICE AGAlN-George Cum mings, county assessor. who has been confined to his home with an attack of influenza was able to be at his office yesterday for the first time in more than a week.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses Sere issued yesterday to Henry Buenclay, 64. Phoenix and Henrietta Morris. 42, Phoenix; Janieto Barrios, T. Tolleson and Elisa Barunda, IS, Tol- leson.
 CHICKEN DINNER-The Ladies Aid of the Neighborhood Congregational church on the South Side will give d chicken dinner at 50 cents d plate on Wednesday evening. March } from 6 to 9 o'clock. Everyone is cordially in- vited.
 ENGINEER CODE ARRIVES-W. Fl. Code, consulting engineer of the Southwest Cotton company, and also of the Water Users association on underground water development and drainage problems, reached Phoenix yesterday morning from Los Angeles
 GUILTY OF LARCENY - Rafael Rosco was found guilty of petit larceny by Justice Wheeler yesterday and sen- fenced to pay a fine of sS0 or serve as many days, the choice of the defendant being days. Roscoe will be the county's guest for the theft of a pair of trousers from an East Washington street cloth ing store.
 WANT HOME FOR oIRL-A home for a 1j-year old girl is being sought by B. r. McFall. county probation of ficer. Mir. McFall is desirous of plac- ing the child in the country. Any one interested is asked to communicate with him at his office in the court house.
 THREE AS MEET TONiGHT-The American Ambition association will meet this evening at Dr. Harding studio, 70l North Central avenue. All members and friends are invited to take part in the program. The As are engaged in preparing for a bur lesque at an early date. It will be called The Ambitionists," and people with talent are cordially welcomed by the association
 ASKS ADMINISTRATION LET IERS-Herbert Harris yesterday filed petition for letters of administration Of the estate of his wife, Olivia Harris who died in this city on February 1 Mrs. Harris left an estate valued at sl.500, the heirs s-at-law being the peti- loner and their children. Thelma, aged D, Alfred, years old, and 6-weeks- old baby, Olive. The petition will come UT Tor hearing before Judge Lyman on March r.
 MANY AT ATTACHES BALL-At- taches in the various offices of the state house staged one of the best and | most enjoyed of balls of the local sea son last night at Arcadia hall. A large 1 crowd attended, who voted it an alto ! gether delightful affair. Governor ! Campbell led the grand march. with | President Johns of the senate and | Speaker Peterson of the house second and third Dancing continued until a | late hour. with refreshments served | through the evening.
 TEACHERS REGlSTER-Ten name. 1 we're registered at the school admins. tration building yesterday for the guar | terly teachers examination. All those who are taking the tests to qualify as | teachers in the Arizona schools art women Nine of the number are taking the first grade examinations and tn, tenth is qualifying for special teacher ! Of physical training. The examination: which are being conducted by A. |. Jones. county school superintendent
 will end this afternoon.