Arizona republican., 1920-05-27

Lutheran church and Bible school will
 hold their annual picnic at Eastlake
 park Friday afternoon. All members
 and their friends are invited to come
 with their lunch baskets to enjoy
 jolly time
 VISITS HERE BY PLANE-Lieut. F. l.. Remlin arrived at the fair grounds Tuesday night in his CurtisS plane,
 making the first stop in his long flight to Chicago from Los Angeles. He ''hopped off" for Tucson early yester-
 day morning, carrying r. D. Hoyt of Los Angeiss oh, as ,il 2 |. RasssengsE 2 M General Manager B. P. Guild of the
 Arizona Daily Star Of Tucson arrived
 yesterday from Tucson on d short bus
 mess trip. He returned home last
 night.
 RETURN FROM HONEYMOON -
 Clayton Bennett. secretary to the board
 of directors of state institutions, and
 Mrs Bennett returned yesterday from a fOrtnight's honeymoon on the coast
 Mrs. Bennett before her marriage on
 May IS was Miss Isabelle Edgar.
 SOWECO CLUB EVENING-A get acquainted gathering will be given by the Soweco club. composed of 15O em- ployeS of the Southwest Cotton com pany, this evening al the offices of the company at Seventh and Grant streets.
 The affair will also mark the opening
 of the cafeteria. There will be de-
 lightful entertainment and refresh
 ments will be served.
 THANKS FROM CHANDLER -
 Chandler, through it's chamber of com
 merce. thanks Phoenix for paying it
 visit on it's birthday a week ago last
 Monday. In a letter to the Phoenix
 chamber is this: We most sincerely ] appreciate the cooperation and good spirit shown by your good selves in visiting us on this happy occasion and the committee extends our thanks. E1N---T yir fO marry were issued yesterday to James W. Enos. A. of Blackstone, and Sadie Juan, IS. of Lehi; Floyd F. Stevenson, 32, and Nellie Jones, 19, both of Scotts- dale; C. H. Krumm, 3S, of Madison, $.
 D.. and Hazel F. Pence, 2S. of Denver, Colo; William H. H. Van Akin, 34 and
 Blanche Elizabeth Henssner, 25, both of Phoenix; and John Merlo. 36 and Lupe l Debussi 20. both of Phoenix. ALHAMBRA VOTES 8oNDS-A l S30.000 bond issue. for the purpose Of building and equipping new schools in 1 Alhambra was passed Monday by a vote of 2S to 4. This issue will now
 makesit possible for the town to pro- vide adequate accommodations for the school children of the district, who
 during the past year have been some
 GO TO PREPARE cAsE-Louis B. Whitney and Alexander Baker, assist ants to Attorney General Wiley F. Jones left yesterday for Florence,
 where they will pass the next few days l in preparing the states case in the matter of Pete Avenente versus the state Of Arizona The suit is a con troversy over water rights claimed by
 residents of Florence and the state prison.
 WATER USERS TO MEET-Share- holders of the Salt River Valley Water Users association of the Wash ington district will meet at the district schooihouse next Tuesday evening for the purpose of discussing the policies of the association, which the farmers are anxious to thoroughly understand.
 A meeting was held last Tuesday at
 which time the subject of a recent assessment levied by the Water Users association was taken up.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur
 veyor general has approved the miner al survey known as the Paris Frac ton lode, situated in the Warren min ing district Cochise county. The claimants are sam Frankenburg. Chase L. Purdy, Isaac Jacobson, James Fin ney Sr.. and Charles $. Stone. An other claim approved yesterday by the surveyor general was that the New Cornelia Copper company covering the | lodes known as the Silver Wing and ! Regent situated in the Ajo mining district, Pima county.
 DISCUSSES MINE ASSESSMENT Capt. J. F. HodgsOn, representing the Morenci branch of the Phelps Dodge 1 interests. appeared before the state tax commission yesterday in the matter of
 assessment of that mine. Captain ! Hodgson stated that the mine had not | been operating since September. the present work being limited to develop
 ment work. He said that the present
 smelter was not able to treat the grade Of ore left in the mine and that pros pecting on the property resulted in the 1 discovery of a large body of low grade ] ore. Whether it will warrant new treatment has not been determined, ac- | cording to Captain Hodgson.
 1 TWO MOTORISTS FiNED-C. W. Wilhite paid s into police court yes terday because he didn't see the ! dummy traffic director at the corner of Central avenue and Adams street. Wilhite was arrested by Officer Rear { don and charged with cutting corners. | He admitted making a short cut and i was fined $5. A car which H. Fl. Gov 1 ington declared could not travel faster | than 25 miles an hour was making q | good 35 per, according to the testimony
 of Officer Ellis, who arrested Coving- | ton on q charge of speeding and reck- 1 less driving. One witness testified that | he was forced to bring his ear to dead stop in the center of Center street when 1 two cars went tearing south on Center
 street at an excessive rate of speed. He said one car passed in front of him
 and the other passed around the rear
 end of his ear. Covington admitted he