Arizona republican., 1920-09-25
FLAMING MILL TO
 BE BUILT AT MESA

MESA, Sept 24.-Announcement of the erection of an up-to-date blaming will. which will handle commercial work in the valley as well as the com panys own work, was made Friday by the Big Four Construction company of Mesa, of which Clarence NJ Paddock is manager
 Ground for the new plant has already been purchased by the company at the corner of Main and Morris streets. and the construction of the building there will be started at once Machinery has been ordered and purchased so that it will be here ready for installation by the time the building is completed
 First Deer Hunters Off
 Loaded to the guards with all the hunting, fishing and camping equip ment necessary to the enjoyment of a men will leave Saturday for the White mountains. En route a day will be passed at Roosevelt fishing and then the party will continue on to the noun tain wilds where camp will be pitched and preparations made for an active campaign with the opening of deer season the first of the month. In the party are R. B. Neal. P. T. Sizemore, pr. Taylor, H. F. Neal, E. T. Neal, John Root and H. V. Quinter
 Failure to Support Charged
 Arrested on a complaint sworn to by his wife for failure to support the fam fly, Antonio Jeamollo appeared in the Mesa precinct court Friday morning. He was released from custody on a promise to pay $30 per month towards the support of his family.
 C. C. Directors in Session
 host of matters were presented and cared for at the weekly business commercial club, held Friday. The queen of the cotton carnival. which originated with various members of the commercial club, was given the hearty endorsement of the directors and the entire contest placed in the hands of Dean l.. Collett, who is now employed in the club office. Plans for a membership meeting to be held next week were laid, and meetings of the advertising and parade committees were called for Friday afternoon and held. At the advertising cofnmittee' $ session it was decided to handle pub= licity in towns outside the county through the press and commercial bodies.
 Committee to Visit Tempe Aldermen
 Anxious to see the matter through and the road opened, the commercial club Friday directed the committee of citizens which recently went before the corporation commission on the matter of opening the two blocks of ulSnWdy east OI lO Inter view the aldermen of that town. After the meeting with the commissioners the opinion of the Tempe council rela- tive to the closed road was not def initely understood and the committee will now visit that body at an early date if possible to ascertain what steps can be taken to insure the early opening of the highway.
 Services at First Ward
 Genealogical day in the Maricopa stake Sunday will be fittingly observed at the Mesa First ward chapel. Sun day school will be held al 10:30 a. m. and the regular meeting service in the evening at 8 o'clock. Don c. Babbitt, G. C. Salisbury and Ephraim Morten- son will speak, and several musical selections will be given. Isaac Dana, bishop
 Mex Bootegger Is Up
 A half dozen bottles of whiskey were taken in a raid on a residence in Verde Vista Thursday night by the Mesa of ficers, and a Mexican arrested for the alleged selling of the liquor. His case will come up before Judge Newell on Saturday morning.