Arizona republican., 1919-10-30
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MEMBERSHIP SMOKER-The di- rectors of the Phoenix chamber of commerce yesterday appointed as g. committee, Donald Dunbar, w. w. Lawhon and A. T. Esgate, to formu- late plans for a membership smoker to be held at the Woman's club, Fri | day, Nov. If.
 1 MASQUE BALL - A Halloween masque ball will be given Friday even ing at the Madison Improvement club, l four miles east of Center street on the Indian school road. All are cordially invited to attend and have a good time. Don't forget to change your face, however. Committee.
 BOX SoCIAL-A Halloween box social will be held at the Litchfield public school Friday evening, October 31, at 7:30 o'clock. The proceeds from the sale of boxes will be used in pur- chasing playgrounds apparatus. Ev- erybody is invited.
 LIKES GIFT-A. F. Whyte, M. P, a publisher of London, England, who visited Phoenix last week, has written a letter to the Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce, dated San Diego, thanking that organization for the gift of a book of photographs of the valley pre- sented to him upon his departure for the coast.
 GRocERS TO MEET-The Arizona | Wholesale Grocers association is to become active again, following a per- iod of inactivity due to the war, ana meeting will be held at the Phoenix chamber of commerce at 1:30 o'clock next Monday, when members from all parts of the state will meet and for mulate plans for the coming year. The meeting was called by E. C. Campbell, vice president, who lives in Bisbee.
 ALLEGES POISON -S. J. Tribolet was charged yesterday in Judge Wheeler's court with having poisoned a dog belonging to M. M. Harrell, on I October IT. MT. Tribolet, who was re- leased on his own recognizance to ap- pear next Saturday, although not ad- mitting that he had put out poison, de- clared that 30 sheep belonging to him
 have been maimed and wounded by
 some animal within the last fortnight
 TOO MUCH RENT-Reports of overcharging by conductors of room ing houses led the board of directors of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce yesterday to appoint a special con- mittee to investigate and take what action as is considered necessary. The committee was asked to make appeal to the people of the city to do all with in their power to make the stay of fair week visitors comfortable, that such visitors will not go away with a poor opinion of the city and its hospitality It is asked that all having available rooms, to rent them at reasonable rates
 THESE MAY WED-Marriage Ii-
 censes were issued yesterday by the
 clerk of the superior court to the fol-
 lowing persons: Carlos Romain, g
 and Emelia Preciado, 20, both oi
 Mesa; Polite Valenzuela, 21. ant
 Mauricia Vega, 21, both of Phoenix
 and to Antonio Urquides, 21, ant
 Evelina Truillo, 19, both of Phoenix. | DRYLANDERS CAsE-The Watel Users association, by it's attorney L. Gust, filed motion for new tria
 yesterday in the so called "drylanders'
 case which went against it week agt last Monday in Judge Lyman's division of the superior court. The effect O
 Judge Lyman's decision was to giv' full water rights in the association t, approximately 207 owners of land about 20,000 acres in all, not original.
 included in the tracts which received water.
 LABOR CoNDITloNS-To discus local labor conditions, meeting o
 committees from five bodies will b' held Thursday evening at 7:30 oclocl at the Chamber of Commerce building Organizations represented will be tn Merchants and Manufacturers asso ciation, the chamber of commerce, tn Rotary club, the Kiwanis club and tn
 Realty board.
 ENTIRELY UNLAWFUL = In a
 opinion in the public conveyance Ii . cense controversy which appeared i the Republican yesterday throug 2 typographical error the word "Unlaw , fup appeared as lawful" thus re versing in one place the sense of tn
 opinion of. Clyde M. Candy, assistan , attorney general. The entire sentenc , should have read: If the chief C police of Bisbee is arbitrarily refus
 ing to permit Cole to operate, his ac is entirely unlawful"
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