Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-06

MAY SELL LOT-The W. c. T. U.
was authorized yesterday by Judge
Lyman to sell a lot belonging to it
situated in block SO, OF the original
townsite.
ESTATE lNVENToRY-An inven-
tory and appraisement Of the estate
of 7. w. Suter was filed with the
clerk of the superior court yesterday
by the appraisers, E. R. Baremore, L.
f. Brown and C. F. Simmons.
DR.. SIMS IN ClTY-Among the
visitors at the fair is DIR. w. P. Sims
Of Bisbee. former president of the
state senate.
DILLON RETURNS-Joseph C. Dill
lon, United States marshal, returned
yesterday from Tucson, where he
went for the opening of the autumn
term of the federal court, which is be-
ing presided over by Judge SaWtelle.
The term in Tucson will last a month.
INSPECT POSTOFFICE-J. l..
Cooper, S. c. Seeds, E. D. Chance and
| F. E. Jarvis, postoffice inspectors of
this district, have completed their an
nual inspection of the Phoenix post
office, the report having been COM
piled after a three-day study of con-
ditions here. The report. which will
be forwarded to Washington, was not
made public.
SPANISH WAR VETS BALL-The
Spanish war veterans will give a ball
Friday night at the Peacock. The
grand march starts at pm. This
ball is given for the benefit fund which
is used for INDECENT war veterans.
Winter is drawing nigh and many vet
Grams from all parts of the country
come to Phoenix and their appeals to
the Spanish war camp are numerous.
This benefit fund is at low ebb at
the present time, when the need is the
greatest, hence this ball is given to
replete this fund.
PLUMBING SHOPS-The plumbing
shops of Phoenix will close this after
noon to permit employees to attend
the state fair.
JEWISH WoME 1.-THE regular
meeting of the Council of Jewish
Women has been postponed for this
week on account of the state fair.
| ORIGINAL GONE-Substitution of
a duplicate indictment was effected
in Division One of the superior court
in the case of the State versus C. Bar
nett. Claude S. Bergman, clerk Of
! the court, took the stand and testified
that the original form had been re-
moved from his office. The case has
been continued until tomorrow at $50
o'clock.
COTTON FIGURES-The commerce
department of the census bureau has
notified the chamber of commerce Of
this city that there were 1901 bales Of
cotton ginned in Maricopa county
from the 1919 crop prior to October IS.
Only 2,746 bales had been ginned last
year on the same date.
| X. OF P. FRIDAY-A D. o. o. K.
ceremonial will be held at the K. of P.
hall Friday night at o'clock for the
benefit Of members of the Arizona
Temple, Ell Yemamah No. 65, who live
over the state. Initiatory work for ten
candidates will be feature.
ROACH MUST PAY-G. B. Roach,
who has pleaded guilty to a grand
larceny charge, appeared before Judge
stanford of the superior court yester-
day and was given a suspended SEN
tence Of five years. Beginning Deem
Der 1 he must deposit SIS each month
with a Phoenix bank during the period
covered by his sentence.
FROM OVERSEAS-Charles Pun
tenney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Puntenney of 719 Woodland avenue
arrived in Phoenix yesterday after
having been discharged from the army
He had just returned from 16 months
overseas. Mr.. Puntenney will remain
IN Phoenix few days after which he
will leave for the Punteney ranch in
the Chino valley.
!, HERE FROM PREscoTT-Mr. and
Mrs. c. j. Lawson arrived in the CITY
from Prescott yesterday and are stop
ping at the Hotel Adams.
FHOM ST. DAVlD-L. Earl Matte.
son and John w. Wright arrived ir
the city yesterday from st. David
They are stopping at the jefferson
hotel
AT THE coMMERcIAL-Mr anf
Mrs. X. B. Martinez of Holbrook ar.
: rived in the city yesterday and are
, stopping at the Commercial hotel.
TOO LATE FOR FAIR-Owing t.
mistake in shipping from the Lo.
angeles house, the products Of the
Maple Products company which wer,
TO have been given away at the bootI
OF the company at the state fair thi
week will not arrive in time for tina
purpose. 1t has been announced b,
the local representative of the com
pany, however, that these sample pro
ducts will be distributed to the dealer
Of the state at a later date.
FOR PROSPECToRS-Dr. Burt Og
burn returned yesterday from a trip L
cleveland, Ohio. While there he re
= ceived from Carl Hayden information
concerning mineral locations on sew
eral Indian reservations and is in DO
sltion to give information to any pros
I pectors who are interested. DR.. Og
! ourn.s office is in the Irvine buildins
( NEE ING POSTPONED-Becaus
OF tne Iair the regular meeting of tn
: W. c. T. U. has been postnoned mt
one week from today.
w. L. BURT ARRESTED w. I
Burt was arrested at 1880 o'clock las
night at the Monroe House by Officer
Murphy and Tindell of the city polic
! department, and locked up in the cit