Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

district court, Mrs. Mellen wished to
go to Central America to serve as sec
rotary to a mining company.
NURSES MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting for the nomination of
officers for the Maricopa County
Graduate Nurses association. which
was to have been held today has been
postponed until Saturday November
Is, o'clock p. m. at the Nurses Home
on Polk street
BRITIsHER WANTS CITIZEN
SHlP-Edward Westward. a native Oh
England, yesterday declared his inten
ton to become a citizen at the office
of the clerk of the United States dis
trict court. Westward is a hospital
orderly at St. Luke's home
( CONTEMPT CASE CONTINUED
Further hearing of the Harris con-
tempt proceedings was given in the
/ superior court by Judge. Lyman yes
terday morning. After argument of
counsel the case was postponed until
| Monday. November 10.
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,. NJ.
| Gibson of Haverhill. Mass was a
| guest at the Hotel Adams yesterday
ROSE FROM NOGALES-Ed Rose
arrived in the city yesterday from No
| gales He is a guest at the Jefferson
hotel.
FIT. GRANT BAND TONIGHT -
| The Fit Grant Boys band, made up Of
| youngsters who are undergoing in
struction at the state industrial school,
will give a concert this evening on the
city hall plaza
MONTANA MAN HERE-Otis Ross
| of Montana, arrived in Phoenix yes
terday and will leave shortly for
Kingman, having been detailed for
public land surveys in the north.
RETURN FROM EAST-Mrs. Mary
D. Hayes and daughter, Grace Eliza =
beth Woods, have returned TO their
home in Phoenix after having sum
mered in the New England states.
EASTERN MAN ARRlVES-F. S
Allen arrived in the city yesterday
from New York city and is guest
at the Hotel Adams.
STEELES IN PHOENix-Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Steele of Flagstaff, arrived
in the city yesterday and are stopping
at the Commercial hotel.
HERE FROM KANSAS CITY-H
c. Huxley of Kansas City, arrived il
the city yesterday and is stopping al
the Hotel Adams
NEED 5000 HATCHETS? = Five
thousand hatchets without handles are
for sale f. o. b. Chicago by the gov
eminent to the highest bidder. I'm
questionable security of 10 per cen
of the bid must be furnished when i
is made Special blanks will be sup
piled to all wishing to bid, by writ
ing to the Chicago address.
OVERS n OES IN FLAGSTAFF
First snow of the season fell at Flag
staff yesterday evening. At o'clocl
the first fall was reported, and late
reports indicated that a considerable
storm with more snow continued lat
into the evening.
GET CHILDREN BEFORE 5-Mr'
Frank Alkire and her assistants at tn
childrens playground announce tina
,, after a week of strenuous attention t
: the children, they are very tired. The
request the mothers to call for thei
children at 5 O'clock today, and stat
that no children will be taken afte
o'clock
!, WEEDS CALIFORNIA GIRL-Henr
Meyer. Jr., %, of Tucson. and Syb
l Gordan Hail. 10, of Alhambra, Cali
fornia, were granted a license to we
: yesterday by the clerk of the superic
court.
: JURY GIVES BOY $4,000 - Judg
a ment for $4,000 was granted by a jur
e in the superior court yesterday after
n noon at 2:35 o'clock in the case of
Il w. Sharp versus the State of Arizon
= Claude Sharp his ward had been il
e jured by a derrick at the Capitol la
/. April, and suit was brought f
p $4,000. The case may be appealed.
e LIBERTY LODGE DANCE-Libert
Lodge of the Fraternal BrotherhoC
e will hold a dance at the K. of p. ha
t tonight. Although this is the juveni
t branch of the order, the dance will
I. for the grown ups.
e FAIR VISITORS FROM Prescott
n Mrs. Mark Bradley and Mrs.
k Harter of Prescott, are fair visito
e in the city this week and are at Il
Hotel Adams.