Arizona republican., 1920-04-01
ABOUT THE STATE

| ton board for the coming election, as they will use the great register or the county that has already been compieu- Any newcomers who desire to vote Tn the city election must present a regis tra tion receipt when they appear at the polls. These receipts must be secured through the office of the county re- corder at Phoenix. This action or the
 council has been taken in order to save the city as much expense as possible Tn the conduct of the election this year Dassy Tribune.
 Aviation Field for Douglas OoUGLAS-Suffici land north Of Douglas will be purchased to build a municipal flying field, 1t was decided last night at a special meeting of the chamber of commerce. Directors vot- ed to purchase the northwest quarter of section 6, comprising l60 acres, which is about one and one-half miles north of the city on the Borderland highway. The land is held under an option by the army at a price of $l,oVo, the amount the chamber of commerce has agreed to pay.-.Daily lnternatlonal. Start Land Development CHANDLER-Follow the return of the Chandler and Mesa men who went to Holbrook last week comes the announcement that in addition to the i development of 10000 acres of land near Snowflake, number of Valley men, including H. D. Clark, pr. lmrie and others have taken over an addi- tional 16.O0o acres adjoining the first l body and will start development.- Chandler AriZonan.
 To Hold Teachers Institute l MIAMI-What is undoubtedly the 1 greatest teachers institute ever held 1 in this section of the state is being ar
 ranged at Globe by Miss Lucy Nash, 1 the Ciila county superintendent of 1 schools. The institute will be held at l, the Globe high school auditorium, April l 14. IS and 16. Many of the best known among the educators of the state will be in attendance.-Daily Silver Bell. Proud of Paving
 MESA-"In the name of suffering l autos, why don't the counicl get busy on the Mesa streets" said a citizen yes- terday. '.The town is booming, we are all proud of our paving and at the same time we are pumping ourselves to death along the o-called streets of the best town in the valley. Why not turn a force of teams out now before the
 roads get too dry and level every street
 | in town" The bystanders solemnly
 rolled their eyes heavenward and said | 'amen.'-Southside Union.
 Faithful Dog Joins Master | PRESCOTT-"Bub" has followed his master into the happy hunting grounds l The white Spitz dog that was the in separable companion of Orick Jackson, veteran reporter of the Journal-M Miner during the last six or eight years of hls
 1 lffe was killed Sunday morning in com pliance with the request of his owner ''Bub" knew as well as did any hu- man being that his beloved protector I had passed on. He was as grief l stricken as anyone of the multitude | who mourned the death of one of the most familiar figures in Prescott. He did nothing but whine and howl. and although it had been thought that he | might be allowed to live on, friends
 decided that with his master gone he
 would die of grief
 l So Night Policemen McDermott and l Twomley were called and "Bub'' was
 put to death as painlessly as possible.
 Journal Miner.