Arizona republican., 1920-06-15
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 ENJOY MOTOR TRiP-Dick Wright of the Cactus garage, accompanied by
 Mrs Wright and their two daughters, Helen and Georgia and also Harold 1 Wells mOtOred to Bluepoint Saturday returning Sunday by way of Granite reef A very enjoyable time was had l by all of the party which engaged m picnic sports and swimming.
 ] THORN RETURNS HoME-Wil- ] liam T. Thorn, United States cadastral ! engineer with the surveyor generals | office in Phoenix, has departed for his home in Redlands, Cal. where he will spend his annual vacation MT. Thorn s work has kept him in Arizona all winter and spring making government surveys near Yuma and Ajo.
 BEGINNING VACATION HERE Miss May Morris Harris, q deputy in the state land department. began few weeks vacation yesterday. She will remain in town for the present.
 ACUTE RETURNS-Guy Acuff ap | praiser of the state land department, returned yesterday from a several days absence in Sulphur Springs valley on business connected with the depart ment
 RETURNS FROM DOUGLAS Miss Fern Johnson returned yesterday from d weeks absence in Douglas.
 l SIERECkER TO IDAHO-Karl L.. 1 Siebecker, United States transitman employed in the surveyor generals of flee. left for Boise, Idaho, yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Siebecker. MT. Siebecker has been spending the winter months around southeastern Arizona making surveys for the government and has accepted transfer to Boise where he goes for assignment in that district.
 p. o. MEN ON vAcATIoN-vaca tion time has arrived at the local post oSfice and the vanguard of postofffce employees temporarily released from their arduous duties. began leaving Phoenix yesterday for their annual leave of absence. I Albert Giffen, su~ perintendent of mails, was granted one month leave of absence which he will spend visiting his parents in Rock ford, III. Lloyd A Comes, stockman at the postoffice, left for the coast where he will spend one month in and about Les Angeles, and Paul Farmer money order clerk, leaves today for 3 months motoring trip around southern
 California. Merlin J. Hinton returned I to his duties as q carrier yesterday after an enforced absence during which
 he underwent an operation which is said to have been entirely successful. DAY NURSERY ADDRESs-In a Istory relating to the Day Nursery last Sunday it's new location was given as l345 North Second avenue. The address lis 345 North First avenue.
 MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED The surveyor General has approved the mineral survey of the Wild Cow No. lode. situated in the Mineral Creek mining district Pima county ana claimed by s. l. Cavanaugh. The lode known as the Silver Creek situated Tn the same mining district Of which M. c. Schilling is the claimant was also approved
 HEALTH LECTURE TONiGHT-A J Acture on health. for women and for girls over 16 years of age, will be given \ this evening at Central Methodist Admission is free. All are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. 1 CHARGE REDUCED; FINED s5o- Fred Winship, 1914 East Van Buren street. yesterday pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of battery and was fined $50. The original charge was Aggravated battery. and was made against both winship and his wife. All charges against the latter were dis missed. The complaining witness Mrs. Ethel Sunderland alleged the Win ships gave her son Lennox, q severe beating with q large stick. Winship said he whipped the boy when he
  lpeated1y warning him to keep out, MAY LOCATE HERE-J. L. Gun ningham, active president of the Texas Bank and Trust company at Beaumont, Tex, and one of the lead ing bankers of Texas was q visitor in Phoenix yesterday. He IS making 8 tour of southern Arizona with a view of locating permanently in some part of lower Arizona and was greatly i'm pressed with this city and it's sur T k-
 day to visit the towns in the south eastern part of the state.
 V INDICATES EARLY START-Thai II Twohy Brothers, successful bidders
 for the construction for the S4,000.00G
 road system for Maricopa county vii
 immediately start operations is further
 evidenced by the fact that they have placed orders for lumber and other
 building material with the J. D Hal stead Lumber company with instruc
 tions to deliver as soon as possible. ! is expected that the material for tns
 construction of the huge plant a
 Tempe will be on the ground within i. two weeks, and that work will star immediately thereafter.
 ] STATE LAND BOARD MEETING The state land board will meet at IL ' o'clock this morning Tn announcing
 the regular board meeting Deput, !, Land Commissioner Ben Clark stated , that only routine matters wer' . scheduled to claim the attention of tn. l. members at todays meeting
 HELD ON FELONY CHARGE -
 John J, Gace yesterday was held [,
 answer to the superior court by Jus , tice Mckee on a felony charge ant was released after he furnished bonc D of S1, 900. The complaining witness 2 Henry A Wolff alleges that while h i and Gace were travelling along the roa' ! between Marinette and Nada bound fo a Phoenix. Gace attempted to pass him
 sand cut short in front of his car. Tn
 rear axle or bumper or the Gace cal 1 Wolff says struck the front wheel o s his car tearing off the tire and rin - ! and smashing the wheel Wolff say after the accident. Gace stepped ol
 his gas and did not stop 10 offe : any assistance or give his flame an T license number. but left him or th - desert with s broken wheel ESace 0g