Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
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Way department, NeSIeIudS rom Rice camp, where he made an in spection of the Globe Geronimo high way. He was accompanied by J. F. Allen, equipment inspector of the de- partment
 APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT Two cases were brought to the SUI preme court on appeal yesterday when the State of Arizona appealed from the decision of the Pinal county court in an action relative to water rights in stituted by Mattoe A. Dort Pinal | county also has appealed from an ac E tion instituted by w. A. Lewis in which F the latter won a verdict in the lower [ court. The litigation was over salary | of constable, position formerly held | by Lewis.
 GRADE MILK MEN TO CONFER | The grade B Milk Producers asso- | citation will meet at 425 South Central | avenue at II o'clock Wednesday, morn ing when a special committee will re- port on the grade milk situation. J. F. Westharg. temporary chairman of the new organization in his call asks 1 all grade B producers to be present
 GOING TO KENTUCKY = Miss Marie Whalen. popular member of the younger set and private secretary to Jordan. Grace and Phelps, left Sunday night for Los Angeles. After short visit there she will meet her mother in ol 11OQlS anu lo6ClnCA lhCy W III oO iO their home in Kentucky. Miss Whalen expects to return to Phoenix about October l.
 HOME FROM CAMPING TRiP-D. F. Johnson member of the corporation commission. Mrs. Johnson and their daughter Miss Fern Johnson, have re- turned from 10 days camping trip in the Verde district.
 ED SAWYER WAS IN cITY-E. A Seax of Yirc ifxx- a visitor in Phoenix returning to the north last evening.
 GOING TO GRAND CANYON MT and Mrs. Sheppard Hiscox will leave Monday for a months vacation, going from here to the Grand Canyon and later to southern California.
 STATE VETERINARIAN CALLED I-Dr. R. J. Flights, state veterinarian. left yesterday for Prescott where he
 was called in the interests of livestock conditions.
 TO ENJOY VACATIONS s-carey E.
 Bowies, supervisor of agriculture, and James T. Ryan, supervisor of trades and industry in the state department of vocational education, have left Flag l staff where they conducted classes at l the vocational summer school of the I state. university and Northern Arizona l Normal school and are enjoying few
 weeks vacation. MT. Bowles left re-
 gently for the coast and MT. Ryan is l sunimering in the northern part being
 a member of a camping party.
 TO BE WEEKEND VISITOR
 Jack Still, with the Southern Pacific | at Tucson, will be a Phoenix weekend
 visitor.
 WOULD BUILD SPUR TRACK The Arizona Eastern railroad filed an
 application with the corporation com
 mission yesterday for the privilege of building spur track across Central l. F-.. .x.1k 1 1s..er
 dock for automobiles. In its petition
 the railroad states its willingness to
 assume all liability to persons or prop erty by reason of dearilment or other
 accidents resulting from the operation
 of the side track The city has already
 ganted permission for the construction
 of the spur track. the date of the hear
 ing before the commission has not
 CALLED BY MOTHERS ILLNESS
 Shirley Balderson, city electrician,
 returned from California yesterday
 when advised that his mother was i'll
 here.
 RIFLE TEAMS LEAVE Determ-
 ined to make a good showing for Ari-
 zona, the National Guard and Civilian
 Rifle teams left last evening for CamT Perry, Ohio, where they will compete 7 in the national matches next month , With the departure of Captain Edward z s. Linton of Troop A, First cavalry
 Arizona National Guard. with tho team. Captain Fred s. Patch, in com. mand of Thoop B, has assumed com ! mand. There have been no other changes in the personnel of the troop WILL IMPROVE ROAD-'sWe vii
 do all we possibly can with the funds available to improve this road" Writes
 Thomas Maddock. state engineer ab0u ? the Phoenix Yuma road. in letter tc Governor Campbell and which was sent by the governor to the Phoeni, . Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Ac q cording to schedule the motor convo, Il is due in Phoenix September 3, t U move westward by slow stages t t GOING TO scoTLAND-Mrs. Will ?. son R. Coates and baby Marjorie An g are leaving today for New York wher
 they will spend a few days with tn : kinfolk of MT. Coates before sailinl Il August on the steamer Columbia fo a Scotland. Mrs. Coates will make n four months stay with her father an e mother in Dundee. Scotland. where he tt father. James Cramond, owns one o 'r the largest paper mills in Scotland. l. HAD OPIUM, IS CHARGE-Ye d Lee, Chinaman, yesterday pleade 1t not guilty before United States Com ,= missioner Henke on a charge of vio e lating the narcotic drug act and wa = released under bond of $1.5O0 whic N he furnished to appear for a hearin -e next Thursday. Lee is charged wit l.; having opium and a pipe in his pos session.
 70 ADVISES FIX RS-Throug v the chief of police here Walter s. Bu Iy chanan, national aide camp arm ,e and navy of the United States is call |, ing the attention of ex-soldiers wh ;s served in the war with Spain, in tn = Philippine insurrection or the Chin
 relief expedition to certain laws passe
 by the last congress. He points ou
 that these laws favor both these veter
 ans and their widows. He offers {