Arizona republican., 1920-12-03
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SURVEY ORDERED-The surveyor general issued an order yesterday for mineral survey No. 3729, covering the International Nos 1 and lode min- ing claims in the Warren mining dis trict, Cochise county, and claimed by Robert Hennessey.
 PLAN SOCIAL PROGRAMMES the first step in a campaign for better attendance, the council of the Central Methodist Episcopal church Epworth league decided last night to follow out an extensive social program, the first of a series to be held at the home of ]. A. R. Irvine tonight. It was also decided to hold special devotional meetings every Sunday night during January, February and March, the last one to be Easter Sunday.
 BRIDGE TEA-The Country club will give a bridge tea tomorrow after noon, when the following club mem Griffen, Mrs7s Kimball Bannister, Mrs. H. c. Hall, Mrs. W. O. Sweek, Mrs. E. F. Parker and Mrs. A. M. Tuthill.
 RETURNS FROM LEAVE-Col J. J. Boniface, senior inspector instructor of the national guards of Arizona and New Mexico, has returned from two months leave, which was spent in Washington and in the southern states.
 GOES ON lNSPECTloN-Capt. E. s. Linton left yesterday for two weeks absence, during which time he will in spect the high school cadets in Tucson, | Clifton Morenci Globe Miami, Saf- l ford, Bisbee and Douglas. Last even | ing Linton attended meeting of the national guard unit in Tucson.
 l IS ARRAlGNED-Leonard Pima yes- terday was arraigned before Justice MceKe on a charge of threatening to l kill and was committed to the county | jaiI when he failed to furnish boz of s700. The complaint was made by Adela Provencia, who asks that Pima be placed under a bond to keep the peace The hearing of the case was set for this afternoon at o'clock. | WAVES RELIMINARY-Wfl Per- ! kins yesterday waived a preliminary hearing before Justice Mckee on 2 charge of burglary and was held te answer to the superior court. He was committed to the county jail when ne failed to furnish bond of sloo0. Hs is charged with entering the home ol Tom McDonald on the Christy roa6 with the intent to commit larceny
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses tt marry were issued yesterday to RamoI Ortego. 40, and Modesto Enclco, 1Z both Of Tempe: Augustine Garcla, 70 ana Virginia Magallanes, 21, both O lGilbert: Harry s. McNeelan, S0 annf
 Lila D. Parks. 1s, both of Phoenix
 and Clarence A. Boone. 2S, of Manua
 Ohio, and Dorothy L. Gull, F, or Chl
 cago, III.
 SHORTAGE OF HOMES-There il
 still a dearth of homes in Phoenix, ac-
 cording to the house hunting burea'
 of the chamber of commerce. The de
 mand for locations far exceeds tn supply, it was stated yesterday. Al
 persons having homes. rooms or ligh housekeeping rooms are requested t
 list them at the chamber bureau.
 PETITION FOR LETTERs-Peti , tion for letters of administration wa
 filed yesterday in the estate of Eilel
 Faulkner, who died in Maricopa coun ! l ty Aug. F, 1912. by Tfughie NJ. Faulx
 ner. Emma Faulkner. Edward Johl
 Faulkner and Alice NJ. BarxIey, chil dren of the deceased. The propert | consists of real and personal propert to which the petitioners give the valu 5 of 47.0O0 The petition will be hear ] on Monday afternoon, Dec. 13, at Is
 o'clock.
 = Wilde Knight quartet evangelist ? party. now holding services for Rev Q Pritchett at the Church of the Naza : rene, Monroe street and Fifth avenue
 have agreed to accept invitations t
 the homes of those in the city who ar . shut in and deprived of the privilege n of the church by sickness and afflie o tion to hold a short service of sons n Those desiring a visit by this part
 may make their application to tn
 pastor, 125 North Fifth avenue, teie ', phone 4944.
 . TO GIVE RAZAAR-The Council ( n Jewish women will give a bazaar fo
 the benefit of the temple fund 0 , Monday Dec. 20, at the Women :, club. Tea. coffee, cakes and sand wiches will be served, beginning g
 12 o'clock and continuing through tn : afternoon and evening A very goo . attendance of business men is expecte = ="----