Arizona republican., 1920-01-27
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-ANNoUNcE ExAMINATIoN N1The

HOO" A N" -ANNOUNcE ExAMINATIoN@T United States civil service commission announces that a non educational ex animation will be held on February 13, 1920, for the purpose of filling va cancy in the position of unskilled la borer in the custodian service at Phoe nix. Ariz- Application blanks and fur ther information may be obtained from Clarence R. Craig. local secretary, board of civil service examiners. at the Phoenix postoffice. room 26O
 HERE FOR VISITS M Bailey. former accountant for the state tax commission, is here from Los Angeles for brief visit prior to continuing on to his old home in Tennessee where he expects to make q long stay. He was visiting the capitol yesterday.
 GEORGE O. FORD RETURNS
 George o. Ford has just returned from a trip to the coast. He visited Los Angeles. San Diego and number of other Southern California cities. The trip was one of business as we'll as pleasure. In san Diego Mir Ford bought the entire stock of a good sized furniture store.
 GET-TOGETHER MEETING-T Junior Auxiliary under the auspices of the Council of Jewish Women will have a get-together night on Friday. January 30. beginning at 30 o'clock. It will take place at the home of Mrs A. Miller, 121S East Mckinley street Many games will be played and priS.s will be awarded the winners. All pros pective new members are invited.
 USUAL MEETING-TheH Health Inn provement club ot Phoenix will meet as usual on Thursday evening at Col lege hall, 327 North Tenth avenue. at o'clock D. m. There will be tn exer- cises and speaking. interspersed with good music and dancing. The public is invited.
 WILL INITIATE-The Knights of Columbus will meet this evening at s o'clock in Pythian hall to initiate a large class of first degree candidates. Past State Deputy R. w. Kramer and District Deputy w. P. Volta will be present to assist in welcoming the new members. The initiation is in charge of Grand Knight J. J. Halloran.
 CONTESTS FILED-Three contests have been filed against the Tombstone townsite by the Bunker Hill Mines company, which will appear an min eral claimarHs in the proceedings. The company has made application for a hearing on the question of conflict of the Hawkeye-Little Wonder lode min ing claim the Narrow Gauge lode min- ing claim and the Erie lode mining claim The hearing has been set for March 25 before w. G. Gilmore of 
 RETURNS FROM FL PAso-E. A. Rowe. local insurance man. has re- turned from a business trip to Fl Paso.
 TO GIVE RECITAL-Miss Alice H. Hughes. pianist, will be among the local musicians who will observe Music Week. February 1 to 1 according to the announcement made yesterday. Miss Hughes stated that she had not yet decided upon an evening, but that she would present a mixed program during the week, the exact date to be announced later. The musicale will take place in her studio, 237 North Fifth street and the guest list will in- clude many well-known musicians. The younger pupils as well as the ad- will be represented on the pro- gram.
 OSBORN WoMAN's cLUs-The Osborn Womans club will meet We'd nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Tom English, TAP West Pierce street. Mrs. Ruth Norton will have charge of he program on ''Needlework.''
 INQUEST IS ZELDA coroner's Jury met yesterday in Judge Wheeler's court room to inquire into the death of Theodore Plath, 26 years old, killed under particularly tragic circumstances 1n ranch near Scottsdale last week. The verdict of the jury was that Theodore Plath met his death by ac-
 
 wheel of tractor while engaged in on his ranch near Scottsdale. pr. T. F.. Mccall and R. NJ. Mccall testified at the inquest.
 VERDICT RENDERED-Verd of heart failure and concussion from his head striking the cement sidewalk was rendered by coroner's jury yes -erday afternoon in Judge McKee's court room after hearing testimony concerning the death of Saul Solomon, furniture dealer on the court house plaza last Saturday. A. G. McGee. w. O. Brown and A. B. Funk were witnesses. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon
 WIFE GETS DivORCE-Ila NJ Kin 1aw has been granted a degree Of di- force from Ward l.. Kinnaw by Judge 1 stanford of the superior court.
 SUES FOR DIvORCE-Aneging that ler husband has failed to provide for | Ier and her daughter, Evelyn, years | 'ld. Mrs. Grace Downey brought suit | 'or divorce from John T. Downey yes erday in the superior court. They | were married at Harlingen, Texas | July 1, 1916.
 SELLS CITRUS LAND-The recent | public sale of lands on the Yuma Mesa which are described as par adapted to the growing of ;itruc and other semi tropical fruits
  he sales amounted approximately to s1.25c.OO0. and buyers were present | rom all parts of the country. One ract of so acres was purchased and | will be developed by army officers from W Washington. D. c. About 1.700 acres If the first unit remained unsold at he close of the auction. and Secretary -ane has authorized the Reclamation Service at Yuma, Arizona. to receive 'ids for these farms until June 10 92O, unless sooner disposed of.
 CON r TUE REDEWilL CASE-l 'urther hearing in the matter of the eceivership asked by Mrs. Nellie iedewill for the Redewill Music com 'any consumed a part of yesterday fterroon in Judge Stanfords division If the superior court. Eugene Redewill s one of the defendants, testified con- erning the affairs of the company. fter which continuation was ordered ntil noon today.