Arizona republican., 1919-11-05


MRS. AEGRS RETURNS c. |
H Akers will arrive this morning from |
California, where she has been for the |
past several months.
FROM CoRTLAND-Carlos A. Boil
ton, United States commissioner of
Cortland, is a Phoenix visitor He
will be here until after the fair
PARADlSE-VERDE-An election for
director of the Paradise-Verde irriga-
ton district will be held on November
II at the home of Fred Weaver, three
miles north of Scottsdale ]. D. Bow
ers, who has represented this division
of the district, is a candidate for re-
election. All entitled to vote in Divi-
sion No. are urged to attend.
RESUMES MINE WORK Jack
White yesterday resumed work on the
Eyrich gold mine which he has been
operating for several years. He has
put force of men at work sinking
from the S00-foot level This prop
erty, which lies IS miles north of the
city, was opened several years ago
GET BABIES EARLY-The play
grounds for children being maintained
| at the fair grounds by the Arizona
Congress of Mothers and the Parent
/ Teachers association, will close
1 promptly at ) o'clock each afternoon.
There has been some complaint that
mothers have delayed past this hour
to call for their children.
BRIDGE TEA-The Harmony club
will give bridge tea at the Woman's
| club this afternoon to the public The
events which has been nicely arranged
| is being given by the club in compli-
/ ment to fair week visitors who are
especially urged to attend the social
gathering.
WILL SERVE TEA-Members of
the Girls reserve and of the Triangle
club, in costumes of foreign nations,
will serve tea this afternoon at the
Y. w. c. A. booth at the state fair
grounds. They will explain the town
and country work Of the organization
to those interested.
SQUAW PEAK HIKE-An fresh
man girl reserves of Phoenix Union
} High school who are planning to hike
to Squaw Peak tomorrow morning,
will meet at the Y W. C. A., 306 North
Second street, at SIS o'clock. Bring
your lunch and canteens and have a
good time. All freshman who would
like to become girl reserves are invited
to come along" says the boss
THAT DOG TURNS UP-Humane
Officer Canning has recovered his
brown dog which disappeared Monday
afternoon. The animal was found by
Sergeant John Duncan and though he
: was badly lost dog, he preserved his
characteristic attitude toward strang-
ers and would not allow the officer to
touch him. Duncan rode herd on him
until he could communicate with his
/. master.
DAILY PUBLISHERS Arizona
? Daily Newspaper Publishers associaa
, ton in session in this city will dine al
: $50 O'Clock this evening at the Y. NJ
; c. A. The attendance at the conven.
ton in this city is representative o.
I that organization, nearly every prom,
z inent daily newspaper in the state.
l CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR - Mis-
Grace Hooper, national superintendent
of the Junior Christian Endeavor so
clety, viii arrive in the city today fo
a TWO days stay. A rally will be hell
for boys and girls this afternoon a
o'clock at the Presbyterian church
and banquet will be given tomorrow
o evening at Z o'clock at the Christian
church. Out of town members are cor
o daily invited.
CONTEST PROCEEDINGS -Alleg
ing that he failed to establish his resi-
dence Felix d. Albright has institutes
contest proceedings in the Unite,
States land office against Modesto E
tuentes, claiming that he has com
! pied with the homestead laws. Al
= bright claims that the contestee's res
y ldence is somewhere in California
4 and that he has not established hi
- residence on the Maricopa count
/
HOMESTEAD PATENTS Home
n stead patents for desert land entrie
"a received by John L. Irwin. register O
m the United States land office. vester
% day were made out TO the foIlowin;
). claimants. William Franklin Nei
a, Bruce c. Tompkins, Milton J. Thomp
ID son, Houston r. Fits, Arthur {
IS Young, Samuel B. Lyon, Allen j..
> Burk. Franklin j. Willis, John Blac
u Blevins, Lorenzo Sanders, Charles Wal
lace, William L. Nail, Charles Morti
IN more Healy, John Benton and Josep
ut G. Bates.
N BUSINESS CLOSlNG-A number {
the down town business houses wi
&c close this afternoon and tomorrow aft
ernoon in order that their employe
H. may attend the state fair. The Variou
e lumber yards in the city will be close
y all day Thursday and Saturday Tt
40 Arizona Eastern and Santa Fe freigt
departments will be closed Thursda
:" afternoon and Saturday afternoon, an
the bicycle shops have agreed to clos
n all day tomorrow. All meat shops i
I the down town section will be close
all day today from 10 o'clock on.
q STRIKES ASSESSMENT-C. {
n Johnson of Pasadena, representa-
Johnson and Walker, owners of shee
m in Apache and Maricopa counties, az
peared before the state tax commits
sion yesterday and asked for an ordt
II striking off the assessment against h
- firm with respect to Maricopa count
He explained that the assessor
Apache county had assessed sheep
IT. Maricopa county under the transfer
es herd law There vere 4 900 sheen NO