Arizona republican., 1920-09-27
TEMPE TO HAVE NEW
 SYSTEM IF LIGHTS

TEMPE. Sept 26-sThe common council of Tempe met September 23 and authorized the payment of S312 to David Jones for the laying of 520 fee- of foqr-inch vitrified pipe under street intersections of the west side of Mill avenue, preparatory to the installing of an underground lighting system.
 proposition to extend the fire linn it's of Tempe was offered by G. A. Goodwin. with boundaries as follows: Beginning at Ash on Third street, east to Myrtle, south on Myrtle to one half block north on Eighth street thence east to Transvaal street south one block, thence west to Ash street and north to Third street.
 The question of opening the paved road by the railroad crossing, in the east part of town has been given much careful consideration by the coucil and it is expected that some definite ac- tion will be taken in the near future.
 The council also voted to have a new marshal for Tempe, beginning October 1. A. N. Smith was appointed to fill that position.
 The removal of the srockyards be- yond the city limits is being contem- plated. This is considered good time to make the change as there are not many cattle being moved and it could be done at a minimum expense to the owners.
 Christian Church to Have New Pastor
 Rev. Bernard s. Davis, the new pas tor of the Christian church, and wife will arrive from Sanger, Cal, sometime this week. Rev. Davis comes here highly recommended. Mrs. Davis was formerly Lottie Lewis and was a stu dent of the Tempe Normal school sew eral years ago.
 Man Injured Near Creamery
 Last Friday afternoon at 5: 30 o'clock a young man driving a car on the Tempe Mesa highway near the cream cry, ran against G. w. Styles, brufsinS him up pretty badly His condition is not considered serious, however, unless complications set in.
 Judge Cummings Off on Vacation
 Judge Cummings is spending two weeks visiting relatives and friends in Blue Springs, Ark. En route to Ar kansas MT Cummings visited a brother in Raton, New Mexico.
 Speeders Fined
 Policeman Danna has been doing some active work lately, having turned in number of speeders. Returns to Prescott Frank Bowers has returned to Pres colt after spending a vacation in Tenn pc with his mother. MT. Bowers has a position in the county recorders office at Prescott.
 Arrives From Texas
 Mrs. J. B. McDonald s~rrived Satur- day from Marathon, Texas, where she has been visiting for some time. Mrs. Mcdonald was too i'll to make the trip alone, so she was accompanied home by her son, Edward McDonald, super intendent of the high school at Mara thon. She will spend the winter with her son, Ralph, but at present she will | be the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. NJ Goodwin, until her health improves. | Discovers Ties Burning | Sunday morning as Mrs. CIR. Finch and daughter, were on their way to | church, they discovered a fire under 3 | large pile of new railroad ties neal ] Peterson switch. They at once report ed the matter to the agent at Tempe | Mir Cannon, who hurried to the spot | with help and soon extinguished the fire. There were about 55 ties in al and the fire is suspected to be the wori of some incendIary.
 l Sunday School Organized at kyrene
 A Sunday school has been organized at Kyrene and meets every Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Messrs. Hen