Arizona republican., 1920-12-31

Years eve will be fittingly observed at the Central Christian church by the Christian Endeavor society They VIII have a social under the direction of the social committee headed by Alvin Fricke. Refreshments will be served at midnight and the young people are assured of an enjoyable evening.
 LIBRARY TO CLOSE-The Phoenix public library will be closed on Sun day, Monday and Tuesday, January l, and 3, for the purpose of taking in ventory.
 ROTARY CLUB LuNcHEoN-The regular weekly luncheon of the Rotary club will be held at 12:10 o'clock to- day at the Y. M. c. A.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The corpora ton commission yesterday granted a permit to the Shamrock oil and De- Velopment company to sell 750, ,000 shares or stock at 10 cents a share. The company's property is located in Holbrook in Navajo county
 AT FAMILY REUNiON-H. o. Nor rison. state examiner, returned yester- day from Prescott, where he spent the Christmas holidays with R. l.. Morri- son, who held a family reunion, twelve members being present.
 DEPUTY GAME WARDEN HERE O. A. Reneer of Thatcher. deputy game warden. was in the city yester- day for a conference with Joe V. Pro- chasa, state game warden. Mir. Re- neer's territory includes Gila, Graham 1 and Greenlee counties.
 | NEW OFFICIAL ARRlvES-John Redmond of Bisbee, who will serve as assistant secretary of state under Err nest Hall, arrived in Phoenix yester- 1 day. MT. Redmond was a visitor at the state house reviewing the work of the office which he will assume within the next few days.
 NEW ScOTTSDALE BANK re OPEN-The Scottsdale Farmers State bank will open it's doors for business on Monday. Jesse Boyce, state super. intendent of banks, yesterday granted the license which will permit the banl to do business in this state. The banl incorporated several days ago. The di- lrectors include among others William E. Kimsey, fathers -in-law of Vice Pres. ident Thomas R. Marshall, who is alst the resident agent. The other directori are well known Scottsdale farmers an6 business men. Charles Miller, Clyde Sharp, R. A. Chestnut, J. L. Conrad 1 Collyer Hearne and '. c. White. lNSPECTS NEW ROAD = C. c Small, locating engineer with the stat highway department, was in Phoeni- yesterday for a conference with Thom
 as Maddock, state engineer. Mr
 Small made recent inspection of tn ITopock- Oatman road and reported t
 his chief that eight miles Of gradint
 had been completed. Additional equip
 ment, including trucks, caterpillars an'
 trailers. will be assembled for shipmen
 to handle the surfacing in the nea
 future, MT. Maddock said.
 GO TO ROAD CONFERENCE =
 Thomas Maddock, state engineer, an
 ". R. Ingraham, chief clerk of tn
 highway department. left last evenin
 for Greenlee county, where they vii 1eonfer with the board of supervisor and the highway commission of Green
 lee county relative to the Mule Creel
 road.
 GETS TIME EXTENSION = Tn
 corporation commission yesterda
 granted the I. A. Van Dyke interests i Miami an extension of time in which t file a complete report setting forth tn
 volume of it's property in Miami. Tn report, which was to have included a
 inventory of the property of the l. 4
 Van Dyke Electric company, l. X. Va
 Dyke Power company, Van Dyke Wa
 ter Distributing company and Wate company, has been continued unt
 March l. The order was first entere
 last spring. was continued until De
 31. and has now gone over until sprint TO OPEN HASSAYAMPA BRt0G The bridge across the Hassayamp at Arlington will be open for trayi by Tuesday, according to the an
 nouncement made yesterday by th state highway department. The Ia;
 piles will be driven today. and th ! bridge open for traffic in the next fe Idays. The early completion is the re suit of a change from the original cor crete design to a pile bent structur The roadway is 16 feet, the same widt as the Tempe bridge.
 PREPARING ANNUAL REPORT The state highway department hs ? been busy two weeks in assemohn , data for the annual report. contral to the past custom of making a IT ? port to the fiscal year ending July l the highway department report will ? up to the minute in all activities up , Dec. 31, in order to provide the late s information to the governor and u 7 Legislature.