Arizona republican., 1920-03-10

house It is expected that a large
 number from the Baptist churches and
 missions of the city will be present. 1 This meeting will be in the interests Of the new world movement of northern Baptists It is the first of a series of conferences to be held in the valley and throughout the state. Col. L. w. Coggins. C. M. Goodman, Dr. Geo. M.
 Lehigh and H. Q. Morton. secretary of
 the Arizona Baptist convention. will speak.
 WILL FLY TO PHOENIX Randall Henderson will fly from Blythe to Phoenix and land in the fair grounds Thursday. He has written the Phoe-
 nix chamber of commerce for maps and
 markings in the fair grounds. He says
 he is not familiar with the Phoenix ter
 ritory.
 CONTINUE MINE AcTioN- The
 action brought by the United Verde
 Copper company against Alfred Frank
 lin, collector of internal revenue, was
 continued by Judge Dyer yesterday by consent of counsel on both sides. The suit was brought by the copper com pany to recover what it claims was ex- cessive income tax taken out of the mine in the years 1912, 1913 and 1914. the amount in alleged excess being $6,620. The suit was continued at the request of the commissioner of internal revenue pending a settlement in Wash ington.
 THESE MAY WED-Marriag Ii- censes were issued yesterday to Frank Gillespie, B of TolIeson and Louisa Meister, 43, of Phoenix; anc Everett Raemonc. 34. of Phoenix and Elaine Grant, 23. of Roswell. New Mexico.
 AT FORT GRANT-Andrew Baum 1 ert, Jr., secretary Of the state board Of l is reported at the Fort | Grant industrial school on official busf- 1 ness. He is expected home on Friday.
 LAND BOARD TO MEET-Routine | business. piling up since the last meet ing of month ago, has warranted meeting of the state land board of Fri | Gay, according to announcement by the l board yesterday when the governor | was asked to call the meeting. The | last meeting was postponed because | some of the members were ill
 WOULD BE NISTRATOR-l Petition or letters of administration | in the estate of Levi W. Perkins, who | died in Phoenix, February g. 1908, was | filed by George A. Alkire. in the pro- bate court yesterday. The estate con- sists of real estate in Maricopa county | which the petitioner values at S3500 | The heirs are Lenore C. Perkins his | widow. and Mary Perkins McRill. a | Laughter, both residing at San Fernan- do. California Hearing on the peti- ton will be held Monday afternoon. March 22.
 MAKES PETITioN-Petition for letters of administration in the estate of Annie A Gordon, who died at Chand- Ter, February 9, 1920. was filed by Carl | R. Gordon in the probate court yester- day. The estate consists of real and | property in Maricopa county | which is given the value of $3.200 by i the petitioner. Hearing on the petition l will be held Monday afternoon. i March 20
 PLEADS GUIITY-Otto SigI pIead- ed guilty to a charge of obtaining prop | erty by use of bogus checks in the Su- | Derior court of Judge R. C. Stanford 1 yesterday morning when arraigned. 1 Late in the afternoon Sisl appeared | before the judge for sentence, which | was deferred until Thursday morning |
 GOVERNOR BACK AT DESK Governor Thomas F. Campbell is back | 1t his desk in the capitol after an 1 absence of several days upstate on of ficial business.