Arizona republican., 1920-06-17

R. A. CRAIG IN CITY-Robert A. ! Craig of Los Angeles, former city
 mana ger of Phoenix, was in this city
 yesterday on business.
 MRS. SLAGLE NG--Mrs.
 F. B. SlagIe, who has been quite i'll after a serious operation, is now re-
 ported to be out of danger and improv- ing rapidly.
 EASTERN STAR TO MEET-Queen
 Esther chapter No. g, O. l.. S. will
 hold a, regular meeting at the Masonic
 hall this evening at o'clock for the
 purpose of conferTing degrees As this will be the last meeting until next
 September. all members and visiting
 members are urged to attend
 JUDGE McALLISTER HERE
 Judge A. c. McAllister of the superior court Of Graham county at Stafford.
 candidate for supreme justice subject
 to the action of the Democratic party,
 arrived in Phoenix yesterday and wis
 ited with old friends. While here
 Judge NIcAllister will sit on the bench
 in several cases to assist Judge Lyman in clearing his docket before the courts
 close for the summer vacation.
 SURVEY APPLICATIONS n AppH'
 cations have been received by<the sur
 veyor general for the survey Of the mineral lodes known as the Anne Louise and Cousin Jane, situated in the Big Bug mining districts. Yavapai 1 is the claimant and four lodes known as the Gold Standard. Guarantee, Omaha, Mine and Charles Davis, situ- ated in the same mining district ana claimed by Charles Mackling. PREPARE FOR CONVOY COMING A special convoy transport committee was authorized by the board of d1rec- tors of the Phoenix chamber of com
 merce yesterday. The duties of the committee will be to prepare for the coming of the army transport convoy over the route of the Banlzhead Ma tional highway association, Sept. 3, and to provide for the convoy during it's
 stay in the valley. Fifty trucks will be in the caravali The committee will include members from all parts of the county. The committee will work in co operation with the board of super [ Visors.
 NEGLECT ASSESSMENTS Very l few delinquent water users have ap- l peared at the Phoenix office of the l Salt River Valley Water Users asso- i citation to pay their back assessments 1 in spite of the fact that it has been advertised that their lands will be sold at public auction after a three-weeks 1 period if their payments are allowed to 1 lapse past that time. Secretary Hen shaw of the association yesterday eN- pressed the hope that the farmers would soon wake up to the fact that their lands are in jeopardy and would i consequently take the necessary steps
 toward settling their dues.
 COMPLAINT DISMISSED Dis missed on motion of the complainant. i the Navajo Apache Telephone com pany, the corporation commission yes terday dropped the case against the l Apache Railroad company which was 1 charged with conducting telephone 1 line without first securing a certifi- cate that public convenience and ne- 1 cessity required the service. The case 1 was dismissed without prejudice. After the dismissal Of the case the Navajo Apache Telephone company filed a pc i tition with the commission asking for an order authorizing the classification i of it's toll charges and exchange rent als and regulations. Neither of the companies, it is understood. received | toll for messages telegraphed to Hol- brook and telephoned to Cooley and | Snowflake