Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
THESE WILL WED-Licenses

THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to FL wood E. Frawley, 5, of Tucson, and Florence P. Heckman, 30, of Phoenix; {; Kark A. w. Johnson, 40, and Etta Zehner fl. both of Phoenix; J. B. Schwartz. A, of Miami, and -Zola Peel, 20, of Chandler; and Perfecto Aldy, 56, and Heronamo Rodriguez, 40, both
 ASKS FEDERAL AlD-In accord ance with the resolution passed by the board of supervisors in its meeting last Monday Thomas Maddock. state engineer will ask for federal aid in conjunction with a like amount to be taken from the 75 per cent county road fund for the reconstruction of' the Grand avenue road. At present this is a hard surface road and is badly in need of repairs
 ADJUTANT GENERAL BACK TO- DAY-Adjutant General Walter s. In- gals is expected to return today from Flagstaff where he has conducted the preliminary inspection of the Flagstaff battery. It is understood that on his return he will ask for federal inspec- ton with view of securing federal rec ognition and making the battery part of the military establishment.
 RETURNS FROM INSPECTION U. .Et. Merritt state inspector of weights and measures, returned yes terday from 10 days inspection tour of the valley during which time he made inspections in Tempe, Mesa Chandler and Glendale. He expects to remain in Phoenix the remainder of the week. leaving on Monday for the north
 REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY -Registration of voters for the state and county elections will begin next Monday, May g. under the supervision 0f iCfr nff xUh hn q l. ready been appointed by Miss Edith Jacobs, county recorder. Within day or two the places for each precinct in the city where voters may register will be announced. It is the intention of Miss Jacobs to conduct the work in the precincts instead of in the court house as has been the custom in previous registrations Places of registration for the entire county will also be an nounced, and will be conducted on the same basis as the city registration.
 APPEARS BEFORE COMMISSION Judge Frank O. Smith, representing Swift and company, appeared before the state tax commission yesterday relative to the assessmentsfOr 1919. The assessment of the company was raised in this county last year from s36,020 to $64,079, while a similar increase was made on the business and property in Pima county. Judge Smith based his on the commissions method of assessing intangible values, declar- ing the amount excessive. He will appear before the commission at a later date. furnishing additional in formation in support of his contention.
 LAND DEPARTMENT TO MEET-l A meeting of the state land department will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday in the office of w. A. Mouer, state land commissioner. According to the present program nothing but rou- tine matters will be taken up at this time 1t is believed that all members of the board including Governor Thomas E. Campbell. Mitt Sims. sec retary of state, Jesse Boyce, state au- ditor, Wiley F.. Jones, attorney general, and H. $. Ross, state treasurer will be present Ben Clark, deputy land com missioner. will act as secretary. The 1 meeting scheduled for April 20 was not held and the left over business will be transacted at the May session.
 
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