Arizona republican., 1919-12-12

$4,91211 in an inventory and appralse- ment filed with the clerk of the su- perior court yesterday by J. s. Chiffon, J. ". Crenshaw and George F.. Lilly appraisers. Otto Green, T J. Ackley and Roscoe E. Keesler filed an inventory and ap- praisement of the estate of Roscoe EA Keesler and Rorace R. Keesler, minors. yesterday in the superior court. The Joint estate is estimated at S4,50O.
 FROM TO-LAND-Robert Rushmore, of Plainfield, New Jersey. arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 PIMA MAN ARRlvES-W. T. Webb, of Pima, arrived yesterday in the city. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 SERVICE TALKS AT ROTARY Three service talks by Rotarians are on the program at the regular week ly luncheon of the Phoenix Rotary club today. There will also be a report of the Cave Creek flood committee and of the boys work committee.
 WILL ATTEND FuNERAL-Mem- bers of the l. O. o. F: and Rebekah lodges are requested to meet at the Odd Fellows hall Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of c. s. Scott at the Merryman chapel. Alice Davis. Noble Grand Rebekah. c. G. Marshall, Noble Grand I. o. o. F. STATE HOSPITAL DANCE-There will be dance given tonight at 8:30 o'clock at the state hospital to which the public is invited.
 orr LECTURE PoSTPONED-Dr. Edward Amherst Ott, who was to have appeared on the Hi-Y lecture course tonight, was not able to meet this date and his lecture has been postponed un- til next Monday evening, December Is FAILED TO PROVIDE, CHARGE H. E. Evatt of Mesa, charged with failure to provide for his wife, was arraigned before Judge Wheeler yes | terday and his examination set for next Tuesday at 10 o'clock. He was released on his own recognizance.
 POSTPONE LARCENY CASE-The examination of Ernest Gomez, charged by J. M. c. Cain with the larceny of a suit case which contained a bible and some underwear, was postponed yes terday by Judge Wheeler until next Tuesday at ? o'clock.
 SHERIFF MAKES RAID-Eighteen hot water bottles containing small amounts of strong liquor were the most unusual fruit of raid conducted on
 
 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Montgomery and g. force of deputies. Five or six half pint bottles full of whiskey were also discovered. All was taken to the county building. No ar rests have yet been made.
 GOOD DAY FOR DOGS-A lot ot dog owners are requested to call or the humane officers and sort out their !. pets. Yesterday was a pretty good day ] for dogs. Among them is an Airedale lame in the left front foot, without a : collar. No. is more artistocratic He Is an Airedale, wearing a blanket and fancy collar. A third is part Collie and part Shepherd, white collal
 and white along the sides.
 !. KELLER FROM L. A.-George D
 Keller arrived in the city yesterday from Los Angeles and was a guest al
 the Jefferson hotel.
 , CALEDONIAN DAUGHTERS MEET The Caledonian Daughters will mee , tonight at the home of Mrs. Gimmell
 637 East Adams street.
 ROWENk CIRCLE BAZAAR-Th,
 Rowena Circle of the Yeoman lodg, will hold bazaar at the K. P. hall al
 day Saturday. December 13. Everyon
 is cordially invited to attend. WILSON P.-T. MEETS-The Wilsol
 Parent Teacher association will mee ! at 3:30 o'clock today at the schoo ] house. Matters of importance concern ing the Christmas celebration will b ] discussed
 HOMESTEAD coNTEsTS-Claim ing that residence has not been es 2 tablished, two contest proceeding : were instituted in the United State l. land office yesterday. William I Bishop brought action against Fran
 La Moreau Besser and William H. Bes
 ser versus Grover Cleveland Besse
 The homestead lands are located i Y Maricopa county. George W. Broag t made application for 160-acre home s stead near Casa Grande and Edwin I Lee for 40.11 acres in Graham count. :, Patents were also issued to Mary Col U fin for homestead entry and to u Santa Fe Pacific Railroad compar } for lands.
 o TENDERS RESIGNATION - Fran Walters. for the past several years
 surveyor connected with the gener
 land office, has rendered his resigns
 tion 10 accept d position with the sta
 highway department. Walters is l. present with the state department SUI 3. Vey1ng party at kingman
 5. COUNTRY CLUB TEA DANCE If The Country club will give a tea dan'
 preceded by bridge tomorrow afte . noon. The hostesses will be Mrs. A. | Dulmage and Mrs. Avery Corpstei i who will be assisted by Mrs. Beeckma Lorillard, Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury, MI - Celora Martin Stoddard, MrS Sydnt K J. Ross and Mrs. Jack Rowlands. pr SURVEY APPLICATIONS = IT 10 United Verde Copper company yeste ee day filed it's application with the su IT veyor general for the survey of Capta ~ and the Jessie lode mining claims
 the Verde mining district of Yavap es county The Howard Copper compal r. also made application for the surv' r. of the following claims in tho sal ed county: Copper Schist No. 5, Copp e. Schist No. 6, Millsite Strip, Oregon ne and Oregon 3.
 'H U. D. c. TO MEET-Robert E. L
 chapter of the United Daughters of t is Confederacy will meet this afternoon .us,.. the home of Mrs. D. M Atwood, l IN ' North Eighteenth avenue, at 2: '. o'clock. There will be talk on sout V, ern literature.
 ed J. w. MOORE MAKES ToUR-F
 the inspection of federal aid work r the Prescott Jerome highway, prese Se and contemplated, Engineer J. ,io Moore of the federal aid bureau W 2s reported making a trip over the rou os yesterday His attention was giv v. principally to the proposed work
 Section Four of the road and to t
 work already in progress on Secti \ One.