Arizona republican., 1920-03-10
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WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE

WOULD ADM MS Elk ES A C- Petition for leters of administration in the estate of Stephen Dean, who died in Maricopa county March O. 1920. was filed by w. A. Burton creditor of the estate, in the probate court yesterday The estate consistA of real and personal property in Mari copa county, which the petitioner gives as valued at S1,000 Dean, according
 to the petition, left no will and has no relatives nearer than Albany, N Y, names not known by the petitioner. The deceased, the petition reads, be- fore death requested w. A. Mcdonald
 to look after his effects, which is ac- ceptable to the petitioner. Date Of hearing has not been set yet.
 HERE TO VISIT DAUGHTER-Mrs
 Josephine A. Saxon of Nogales, super intendent of Santa Cruz county schools. is in the city visitin. Yer daughter. Mrs. T. J. Munch, 1537 West tend the meeting of school sHperin- tendents which vii be held here today. CAN'T FIND SISTER-W. l.. Moody. a 16-year-old boy, arrived in the city yesterday in search of his sister, Mrs. Cleo Shackleford. whom he says he
 has not seen for 10 years He has ben unable to locate her The police department is assisting in the search.
 GETS $500 VERDICT-C C. Dixon, a rancher residing near Liberty, was awarded $500 damages against w. R. Starnes and Neal Schofield by a jury in the superior court of Judge R. C
 Stanford yesterday afternoon. Hear
 ing of the case began Saturday morn ing, and went to the jury late Tuesday afternoon. Dixon alleged that Starnes and Schofield assaulted him, struck him and beat him with rope, and he asked 5000 damages.
 MAKING A SURVEY = Still busy with their annual survey of Maricopa county, begun several days ago, the members of the stae tax commission are scheduled for a trip today into the district including the towns Of Litchfield, Arlington and Buckeye. 1 Under the law at least one member of | the commission must visit every | county every year, and the commission | IS making a practice of visiting the | more important districts en banc
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Harry J Val entine. Prescott, practising attorney in Indiana for the last 10 years. was yesterday to practise in all the courts of Arizona. He was recom- mended by r. J. K. Mcbride, assistant general
 FINDS VALUABLE Doe-An ex- ceptionally fine Boston bull female dog has been taken up by the humane officer. The dog has a black body. white stripe on head, and around neck. white tip on tail, little white spot near tail on back. Owner can recover log by teIephoning the humane officer No 2O62
 WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CIRCLE The Wednesday Social club will meet Wednesday. March 10. at 2:30 o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Roy Blanton, S14 North Fifteenth avenue. All members are requested to be present and all visitors are cordially welcomed. This will be very important meeting. Re treatments will be served
 ADAMS p. r. A. MEETING - The Parent Teacher association of the Adams school will meet on Wednes lay afternoon at o'clock Business to be transacted includes reports from he annual state conference recently held in this city, and election of off eers. Rev. Yoakum will address the meeting on some interesting phase of he boy problem, and a large attend lnce is desired.
 FORMER PHOENlCIANS VISIT Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Leach arrived m Phoenix yesterday for few days | visit MT. Leach formerly was a we'll Inown local automobile man and now las the Douglas agency for the Oak | land. Chandler and Cleveland auto mobiles.
 MAKE FINAL PROOF-Final proof on homesteads located in the vicinity of Beardsley was made in the United States land office at Phoenix yesterday by Frank Torres and Andelio NuneZ.
 GOING TO WiNSLOW-J. l.. Cooper. postoffice inspector. left last evening for Winslow where he will lease post office headquarters. Cooper stated that because of the growth of the town tbe present building was entirely in- adequate.
 FAKE MAGAZINE SOLICITOR-I Using fraudulent credentials, Carl An ; derson, alias Stanley Horton, is obtain ing subscriptions for well known according to information re- ceiVec here by Chief of Police Bris- bois. The last heard of this man he was working on the coast and there is a possibility he will work Phoenix The chief is advised this man offers a free war book in connection with the and collects money in ad- vance. There is a reward offered for his apprehension.
 ANYBODY LOST SOME KEYS?- bunch of keys is being held at the police department for the owner The keys were found yesterday. There are eight keys and a buttonhook on the ring.
 BAPTIST MASS MEETING-There will be q meeting of the Baptists of the city on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Calvary Baptist church On Second avenue, opposite the court
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