Arizona republican., 1920-03-13
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION :

SCHOOE 6OND GGES INN
 bond election involving an issue or
 S35 GOO for a new school house will be
 held in the BaIz school district, No. 31-
 next Monday.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Jose
 Martinez 35 of Agua Eria and Jesus
 Romero, 20. of Marinette; Ora H.
 Benedict, p, and Bessie l. Johnson, I9
 both of Phoenix: Reno w. Winter, 5o,
 and LieIa NJ. Walday, B. both of Phoe-
 nix: and Milton B. Browder. 24 ana
 Della Hurley, g. both o1 PhoenE;
 Routine business was transacted here
 yesterday by the state land board, meeting in the capitol The board
 reported no business of outstanding importance Some interest was at
 tached to the meeting as the two pre-
 vious schedules for meetings were canceled because of illness among the members.
 CHURCH SEEKS FUNDS To se cure funds for the enlargement of their building, the First Presbyterian church of Peoria filed petition in the superior court yesterday asking per mission to borrow the money and to execute a mortgage on their premises. Petition states that S1.100 will be heard Monday afternoon, March 22, at l o'clock
 CHUMBLY AWARDED DAMAGES -J. M. Chumbly was awarded $500 damages against Charles F. James by a. jury in the superior court before Judge Frank H. Lyman yesterday. Chumbly alleged that he entered into q contract with James for the sale of some land Later he alleged James refused to purchase it. and he filed suit for s1.000.
 HARMONY CLUB TO GIVE OANCE-The Harmony club will give d dance at the Woman's club on We'd nesday evening. for the benefit of its charity fund. The dance will have every feature of St. Patricks affair according to Mrs. Henry Baswitz club presidAnt, who declares that it will be one of the most delightful of the many attractive affairs given by the club contributed literally to charity this winter. and in order that it might con- tinue it's good work has planned the benefit dance for the coming week.
 BOYS SEE "FATHER"-Fifty boys of the carrier department of The Re publican were guests last night of the Brandon Brothers at the Elks theater to see Bringing Up Father in So ciety." the screamingIy funny musical which opened last night for a two days engageemnt. That the boys enjoyed the show was evidenced by their hearty applause, which even went to the point of yells. Bringing Up Father has much in it that ap- peals to the youthful business mon who daily see the George McManus cartoons in The Republican from which this play is fashioned
 BRUNASSO SEEKS DAMAGES that he was permanently in- jured when a timber which he was loading on a tram car fell on his foot, Dominica Brunasso filed suit against the Gila Copper Sulphide company and George D. Morris and Allen Forbes in the superior court yesterday, asking for S25,200 damages. Brunasso alleges that the physician of the defendants informed him after the accident that the injury was of minor nature and that he agreed to accept compensation Later. he alleges, he learned that he would be crippled permanently and unable to earn his living as a miner.
 COTTON GROWERS MEET TO- DAY-It is expected there will be a large attendance at the meeting of cot ton growers at the Water Users build ing this afternoon. The meeting will begin at o'clock sharp. There will be an address by F.. w Hudson on the preparation of the seed bed and other subjects relating to the cultivation of cotton w. H. Knox will talk on the work Of the county cotton association and c. T. King on water requirements