Arizona republican., 1920-02-27
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CONTESTS MESTEAO-Charg- ing that he had not established his residence, had made no improvements and had wholly abandoned. the land, John A Wallace has brought contest proceedings in the United States land office against Robert McCamley, who filed on homestead in Cochise coun- ty. The contest action was filed yes terday
 PATENTS RECEIvED-Patents for homesteads were received at the land office yesterday for Herman Wedg- worth who filed on homestead in .Pinal county and Marietta Finn. widow of William Finn, for homestead in Apache county.
 JUDGED ORANGE SHOW-Mr- and Mrs. F. A. Jefferson have returned from a three weeks trip to the coast, dur ing which time they attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mir. Jefferson's parents at Riverside, Cali fornia. Later they attended the orange show at San Bernardino where Mir Jefferson acted as one the judges Willie there. he took opportunity to boost this section of the country. He has returned imbued with the idea of having the Salt River valley repre- sented at the show next year.
 STATE LOAN BOARD MEETS Meetings of the state land and loan boards were held in the governors office here yesterday. The land board met with a committee from MohaN @ county to discuss way and means fer bringing a large tract of fed arai do main along the Virgin river in.o a land project that is nee -sSary for the de- velopment of a great irrigation scheme which the committee is fostering with private capital. The land board will ask the government to have the land surveyed as d preliminary measure. The loan board discussed sonls build ing materials for the Lyman dam, after the materials had been reported upon by the state engineer. The ma terial is said to be the cheapest yet submitted to the board and fuI ther consideration of it will be made.
 TO CALL ON GOVERNOR-I.ieu tenant C. Bury and Private M. c. Vile. 11th cavalry, who are in the city on special recruiting service in Army Festival Week, will call upon Governor Campbell Saturday morning This call is at the request of the governor who heard Private Vile give an address at the Columbia theater and desires to thank him for his work in behalf of the new peace time army
 MISSIONARY CiRCLE-The Mis- sionary Circle of the First Baptist afternoon. Circle No. l will meet with Mrs. Geo. Lehigh, St4 North Fifth avenue; Circle No. with Mrs c. C. KiIbourn. 51 Cypress street; Circle No. 3with Mrs. H. F. Groom, 1906 West Polk street.
 NORTHWES ALUMNI DINE The dinner hour for the Northwest ern Alumni banouet which will be held at the Arizona club tonight has be en changed from 6:30 o'clock until o'clock. President Lynn Harold Hough will arrive this morning and be pres ent at the dinner
 CATTLE AND HORSES SELL HiGH-High prices for cattle and horses were received at an auction sale at the Louis Goehler ranch south of Mesa, conducted by Auctioneer C. L. McMurtry. The sale was featured by the bidding in of pair of mules at $1.120. A bid of s735 claimed the first pair of horses offered for sale and brought an average of $40 a head.
 STRUCK BY MOTOR CAR E. C. Williams. 1T34 West Grant street. was struck by a motor car driven by Miss Tn slna Schulthers yesterday and se- verely injured. Dr. Couch attended the injured man and reported a sprained ankle and severe bruises on the leg.