Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
APPRovEs MINERAL SURVEY.

APPROVES MINERAL SURVEY Announcement was made yesterday that the surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 3697. Dry Hill lode' situated in the Tom ostone mining dis trict. Cochise county, claimed by the Bunker Hill Mines company.
 POSTPONE HEARlNG-The hear ing of the Southside Gas and Electric company. which peritioned the corpo- ration commission to allow 1t to dis continue gas service, was postponed from oct. II to Oct. 27. when the mat ter will be heard in Tempe. 1ester- day the town of Tempe intervened.
 HOME FROM coLoRADo-Roger c. Laveen. S15 North First street re- turned to Phoenix last night after spending the summer in Colorado Springs, Colo. Mir. Laveen stated that he had a very enjoyable time and de- clares that it is an ideal summer re- sort.
 REJECTS FREIGHT TARIFF-The corporation commission yesterday re- jected the local freight tariff cover ing terminal charges placed by the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad. The or der was made which makes increased switching charges on Arizona lines un- lawful.
 REJECTS HIGHWAY 5lDS-Bids opened on oct. 6 for building the Ray Superior highway have been rejected by the state engineer and the Pima county highway commission. The bids were too high and the commission will shortly readvertise for bids.
 FIRST VISIT IN FIVE YEARS Edward N Marnell of Los Angeles who has been visiting with relatives and friends in this city leaves for the coast this evening. This is Mir. Mar nelIs first trip to Phoenix in five years and he is much impressed with the many improvements.
 ANTIOCH BAPTIST DINNER - A 75 cent dinner will be served on the city blaze on Saturday, Oct. 9, from 11:30 to 3:30. The dinner will con- sist of chicken. rabbit, peach cobbler, creamed potatoes, French peas, and other dainties. The best dinner ever given in Phoenix for the money. Per feet order and good service. Everyone is invited.
 BOUND OVER TO coURT-Jesst Monteith. who was arrested at Clifton few days ago by Sheriff Slaughter of Greenlee county and turned over tS the prohibition officials here on 6 charge of having intoxicating liquor 1T his possession. has been bound over tS the federal court under a bond of 5000 It is reported that Monteith had | bottles of whiskey in his possession when he was arrested.
 GET MORE FEDERAL AID CASH Funds in the amount of $6520.35 wer' deposited with the state treasurer yes terday to the credit of the state high way department. The check was re ceived yesterday from Washington ant ! Na IN1aH man -Goldroads highway. In addition to the federal aid, s1S79 from automo ,l bile license fees was also deposited L the credit of the highway department CHARGED WITH BURGLARY Jack Martin yesterday was arraigne' before Justice Mckee on a charge O burglary and was committed to tn county jail when he failed to furnisl a bond of S1 900. He will be examined on the charge next Wednesday morn ing at 10 o'clock. The compalininl witness in the case was C. R. Frencl who alleges that Martin entered hi room at 431 West Washington stree for the purpose of committing larceny
 CHARGES OvERHOURS LABOR < Charged with permitting a female ( work more than eight hours a day John Stringen yesterday pleaded nc guilty before Justice Mckee and wa released on his own recognizance
 appear for trial next Monday after noon at o'clock. The complainin witness in the case is Helen Hampto
 who alleges that she was employed D
 Stringen as a waitress in the Anne
 hotel restaurant and declares that sh
 worked ten hours a day.
 GOES TO GET MAN-Deputy Shel , if R. NJ. Price left yesterday for LC
 Angeles to bring c. Harlan Risdc
 back to Phoenix. Risdon was arreste there several days ago on a bench wal !. rant issued by Judge Stanford chars ing failure to provide for minor chil
 Risdon refused to waive extraditiC . and the necessary papers were pr
 pared and sent to Sacramento. Ye
 terday the sheriffs office received 4 wire that the papers were ready. r FORMER PHOENIX MAN HERE o E. K. Mitchell, a contractor former
 of Phoenix but now living in Loi Beach, is in the city on a visit. N 1t Mitchell is enthusiastic over the e
 tensive building program now und
 way in Long Beach. During Septer L. Der. Mir. Mitchell says. the buildi m permits in that city totalled $1,70 to OOO. making total of 1O,00O,OO0 tn In far this year. At that rate, he sa.
 the building permits for 1920 W
 amount to $12,000,000 or $13,000, ,00C 'n VICTORY MEDALS FOR NAY ad MEN-Chief petty officer in charge nd the United States navy recruiting 'rt flee has issued announcement that V Au tory medals for men who served in
 navy during the war are ready. Fl
 mer service men are requested to bri ou discharge papers to the recruiting '0 flee, with a statement of the ships
 which they served and the static = The documents will be sent to s ,n' Diego. medals and documents will .a- returned to the recruiting office, "a East Washington street.
 RECRUITS FOR U. S. s. CALIFC
 NIA-The campaign for recruits de man the U. S. s. California, under e h. struction at the Mare Island navy va
 began Oct. 1. She is to be manned
 Californians and will have a crew
 1895 bluejackets and 105 officers.
 probably will be early in the spr lie. before the ship goes in commiss
 Boys of Arizona who are native s se- of California may enlist at the lC
 navy recruiting office and be deta
 for duty on board the U. s. S. Calif ! mia. She will be one of the lare . ships added to our navy.
 -