Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

number of applications for the lands
had been received from various parts
of the state. The forest listing IS
large, ii is said. Otto J. Walters. for
mer service man, yesterday was
awarded forest lands on which he will
plication for the property which was
drawn in favor of Walters.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS Newland
Jones, for some time member of the
real estate firm of Geare. Oldacker and
Jones, 142 West Washington street,
has changed his address to 136 North
Central avenue.
FISHER is IMPROviNG-word has
been received from Prescott that NJ. L..
Fisher who has been under the care OF
Drs. McNally and Ruffer, will soon be
able to leave Prescott for the east.
where he is to settle the estate left by
his parents
NAMES ADVISORY BOARD An
advisory board for the Phoenix Ma
tional Life Insurance company was
created at a meeting in the offices of
the company, 500 North Central ave-
nue., with the following membership:
Bracey Curtis. president First National
bank Nogales; Lafayette Myers, presi-
dent Glendale State bank. Glendale;
A. j. Chandler, president Bank of
Chandler, Chandler; f. r. Wilbur,
secretary Bank of Gilbert. Gilbert: II.
S. Bailey, manager ella Valley Bank
and Trust company, Winkelman; Har-
ry Brisley. druggist, Prescott; Will
Marian. druggist, Flagstaff; Guy Alta
way. cotton broker. Mesa; W; H. Bur
bage, attorney, Winslow; J. Black
stein, merchant, Ray and Mesa; Chas.
Dumazert. merchant, Nogales.
SAYS BOARD is THREATENED
Pointing out that senate bill No. II is
a threat to the continuity of the state
board of pardonS, Attorney General
Wiley E. Jones has sent a circular let
ter to all the county attorneys
throughout the state explaining the bill
and requesting that the voters be in
structed to its import before cast
ing their vote next November. Ac-
cording to the attorney general. the
bill, if adopted, practically eliminates
the board of pardons and parole and
gives the governor the power to grant
a parole. pardon or communication, even
though the board unanimously should
recommend against it.
DINING ROOM REOPENS-vin-
ellis dining room, which has been con-
Quoted at AZ South Second avenue for
the past three years, has just reopened
at 227 West Monroe street Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Vincil are the owners.
DANCING CLUB TO MEET-Mem-
bers of the recently organized Dane
ing club will meet at the Womans
club for their second dance of the sea-
son tomorrow night.
ENB e RE CONVALESCING-
George III. Renbere has been confined
TO his home by illness for the past few
days, but is reported conva1escent.
SUNSHINE CLUB BANQUET
Ladies of the Sunshine club held their
fourth annual banquet in honor of
their husbands and families at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
last Wednesday night. The following
guests We're present: Mr.. and Mrs
3. Balyeat. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Davies. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Fairbanks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. c. Culp, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. III. OFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Shemer,. Mrs p. III.
Rison. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tuckey. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ullman, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T.. McCauley of Lima, Ohio;
Mrs. Martha Shemer of Bucyrus,
Ohio; Miss Balyeat, Miss McCauley,
Fred Downes, Clifford and Hazel Mil
Ter. Merriam and Thomas Davies,
Jack Shemer Jean Fairbanks. Jack