Arizona republican., 1920-12-07
AUTO DEALERS TO MEEr-There


 will be a meeting of the Phoenix
 Chapter of the Arizona Automotive
 Dealers association this evening at
 the chamber of commerce The meet
 ing will be called at s o'clock. number of matters concerning the as sociation will come up for considera- tion and it is hoped that there will be 1a~~~ 0tte~da0ce
 HOTEL MAN IN CITY-Chas. 4. Schlotter manager of the Antlers ho- tel, the leading hostelry of Colorado 1 Springs, Colo. is in the city a guest
 at the Hotel Adams where his former clerk, Joe Dalton, is now presiding over the register.
 1 MINING MEN IN CITY-Among
 those attending the annual meeting of | the Arizona chapter of the American
 Mining Congress here yesterday was
 Thomas H. o'Brien, manager of the Inspiration Copper company, Globe. 1 Mrs. O'Brien was with him. PHELPS DODGE HEAD IN CITY | I-G. H. Mcdowell. general manager of
 the Phelps-Dodge corporation, Bisbee, spent yesterday in Phoenix. Mrs. l Dowell accompanied him.
 1 DOUGLAS ATTORNEY HERE -
 Harry Pickett, of the law firm of Boyle
 and Pickett, Douglas, was in Phoenix
 yesterday on business connected with
 his office.
 HUNTS HERE FOR SISTER -
 Mrs. Wm. Rodenaber, 1918 East Court
 street. Cicero, Ill.,. has written to Chief of Police Brisbois, here, asking infor-
 nation relative to her sisters, Mrs. Bus Lambertine, formerly Miss Es- ther Wilcox believed to be in Phoenix. INFORMATION WANTED-A let ter addressed to Chief of Police Bris-
 bois here requests information regard ing the following members of the Se-
 govia Y. Ruego family, with a former residence on Seventh avenue here:
 Paulina D. Segovia, Juan F. Segovia , F'rugtuso, and Elvira Segovia. The
 letter is from L. K. Bachman, 432 East :. avenue, Tucson who states that the head of the family resides with hin and is nearly distracted because of his inability to locate these members O. his family.
 D.4 GoTATE IN CoURT-Specia 1 letters of administration were issued tt . F. T. Patterson yesterday by Judgt : Lyman in the estate of George G. En f glehardt. who died in Glendale, Dec. 3 ] 1920. MT. Patterson's bond as admin | istrator was lived at $1,000 by tn $ court According to the petition tn e estate consists of real and persona g property to which the petitioner give e the value of S100000. The estate con s sists mostly of real estate and the per e sonal property consists of a stock 0 l. groceries and produce. The heirs ar S A. E. Englehardt brother living a e Glendora, Calif., and others unlxnow e to the petitioner.
 # BATTERY B ELECTS-Battery [ s first field artillery Arizona nationa Il guard has elected it's officers accord l. ing to Adjutant General Walter $ Y Ingalls, who expects big things of tn n Mesa battery. Don H. Berry has bee l. elected captain, J. F. Pomeroy, frs n lieutenant and Ivan Pomeroy, secon
 lieutenant. Fifty men have signed II n for the battery
 ROAD CONTRACTOR IN CITY - John Hoops, who has the contract fc ; a portion of the Miami Superior roa, V was in the city yesterday for a confer l. ence with State Engineer Maddocl le Mir. Hoops stated that the 3A mile pol d tion under his construction would l l. completed by January 15.
 re MAY SELL STOCK The corpora s- tion commission yesterday authorize I'd the Old Dad Mining and Milling con
 pany to sell 100000 shares of stock 2h cents a share. The property is l. "a cated in the Cedar mining district 4- Mohave county.
 7- EXAMINING cocHIsE'S BOOKS n. J. c. Darcey. deputy state examine r. yesterday began a ninvestigation of tl
 books in the office of the county Urea +o urer of Cochise county, the investig se ton having been authorized by. H. ,o Morrison, state examiner following ,9 report of alleged shortages in | of treasurer's office. According to t od Associated Press dispatches Willia V. H. Walker, assistant county treasur sa was feleasea uilaer S1V,oVo Dohu di' F. belhg arrested on the charse or bel' ,d short $239 in his accounts. d. JEROME MAN IS VISiTOR-R ee Davidson, prominent in the councils F the Republican party in Jerome, was of Phoenix visitor yesterday.