Arizona republican., 1920-03-03
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LAND OFFICIAL RETURNs-W

LAND OFFICIAL RETURNS-w.
 l.. Burt, special agent of the United States land office, who has been in | the southern part of the state. re- | turned to Phoenix yesterday. Burt. | whose headquarters are in Santa F'e,
 will be here inedfinitely. He was in ! this city for several weeks before go- l ing south on offiical business.
 LAND PATENTS Patents have 1 been received at tn United States land office on desert lands on which the 1 following filed entry: Charles P.
 Mullen, Edwin H. Bechtel. Sarah E.
 Backett, Charles H. Tompkins, James
 J. Kruse, William Piester, l.. A. l Prouty and Fernando Calas-
 COLLEGE CLUB MEETING = ! The College club will hold it's regular
 meeting at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 Mrs. Shirley Christy will be chairman of the program on Modern Russian | Music and Musicians"
 COURT BAILIFF iLL-Captain W. G. Stark. bailiff of the federal court
 is seriously ill.
 DEPUTY U. s. MARSHAL RECON
 FRS = Don Willetts, chief deputy United States marshal, who has been seriously ill is greatly improved. BOX SOCIAl-The Temple club will hold a box social at the residence
 of Mrs. Florence Whiting, 3S6 North Fourth avenue. Wednesday evening,
 March 3, instead of Thursday evening, March 4, as previously announced. The social will begin at 8 o'clock. Every
 BUYS LAST OF EsTATE-J. H.
 Scott has purchased the last of the
 property of the late Susan k. Brown estate located on North First avenue. AGED WOMAN WENT FLYING
 Mrs. M. F. Berry of Antlers Okla homa, who has been in Phoenix visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. J. L.. Hendris, 1115 East Pierce street, is soon to leave for her home She will return next spring. Mrs. Berry is 7S years of age, and during the state fair
 indulged in an airplane ride over the city which she pronounced the grand est ride she ever experienced. Mrs Berry has become strongly attached to
 Phoenix and the Salt River valley. W. R. c. TO MEET-The woman's
 Relief Corps will meet this afternoon
 at 2:30 o'clock at 1901 West Monroe
 street, the w. C. T. U. building. All
 members are urged to be present.
 LDREN-MATCHE Children playing with matches caused a fire in a workshop owned by Charles Lince, at 1416 E. Monroe street about II o'clock yesterday morning. The flames almost completely destroyed the small structure and the greater part of its contents. Damage was esti- mated at about s1,000.
 NEW WE Arizona's sheep sanitary commission is reinforced by the acquisition of G. H. Wilbur, who took the oath of of flee yesterday and assumed the place left open by the resignation of W. F. Purcell. who retired on February 2, 1920. Purcell recently disposed of his sheep holdings and then retired from the commission because of the law re- quiring that all members must be owners of flocks. The new incumbent is a well known sheepman of the state. residing at Heber and staying at Mesa during a part of every year.
 SUPERIOR COURT FEEs-Feb- ruary receipts in the office of the cler kof the superior court totaled s2,s94.50. according to the monthly re- port of Court Clerk Claude s. Berry man. made public yesterday. Fees were divided as follows: Civil cases. s1,247.70; probate cases, s52s: mar riage licenses, S210: criminal fines, | s410: jury fees, s324: miscellaneous, 1 s22Ss0. and notary bonds. s4e.
 WILLS ALI TO FRIEND-The will | of the late William J. Adams. a vet 1 eran of the world war, who recently | died at Desert Inn. was flied for pro- | bate yesterday. It bequeaths the en- 1 tire estate, both personal and real | property and including government 1 war risk insurance. to James McCue a close friend of the defendant.
 HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE A l divorce decree was granted William | Williams from Annie Williams by Judge Frank Lyman in division two of the snperior court yesterday.
 FEBRUARY RECORDER FEES- The office of county recorded showed net profit of s2,6S145 during Feb ruary, according to the monthly re- port of Miss Edith Jacobs. county recorder. made public yesterday. Fees at the office totalled S4.612.S0 during 1 tho month r7d ff Qc1 9E |
 MARRIAGE cENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Leo | Varney 27, and Fannie Brooks. 25. | both Of Glendale. and Claude F. Me ! Gown. 27. and Elizabeth Rosenfelder. 2t. both or Phoenix.
 c. o. CASE RETURNS TODAY-C. | O. Case. state superintendent of public | instruction. is expected to return today | from an official trip in the east. accor- | ding to announcement at his office yes | terday. although no direct advices from | the superintendent have been received. | The annual meeting of the various county school superintendents in the | state is scheduled for March 10, here | A meeting of the board of regents of | the state university is announced for | March 6, at Tucson.
 C. E. SOCiAL-Members of the l Christian Endeavor of the Presblterian | church met at a social in the church, at | the corner of First avenue and Adams street last nlgnt 10 organize teams for spreading an announcement of the coming of Dr. Shaw, international Christian Endeavor secretary, March 13. pr. Shaw stands among the high est in the ranks of religious workers. Teams from the Presblterian church C. F. will visit every c. E. society in the county to urge a big reception for the distinguished religious worker upon his arrival here.