Arizona republican., 1920-05-04

the department. Land appraisements and controversies over land leases will
 be among the matters considered at the regular meeting
 SURVEY IS APPROVED-The sur veyorl general has approved the min eral survey known as the Great North erIi, Grizzley and Peru lodeS, situated in the Copper mountain mining dis trrct of GreenIee county. The claim ant is the Phelps Dodge Corporation. FROM DEPARTMENT OF lNTE- r2iOR-C. D. Mahaffie, who represent ed the secretary of the interior at the dedication of the Grand Canyon Na- tionaI- Park, passed the week end in Phoenix. leaving yesterday for Cali fornia. Mahaffie is a solicitor Of the department.
 GET PERMIT TO SELL STOCK The corpora ton commission yesterday granted the Explorers Leasing and Mining company the right to sell 5o,- 900 shares of it's capital stock at ID cents share M G. Gillian of Miami is president and A. Reid, secretary of the company.
 CALLED BY ILLNESS Ethel Hale left yesterday for Texas, where
 she was called by the serious illness
 of her father. Miss Hale formerly
 was connected with the office of the state inspector of weights and meas
 ures. Miss Carol Middage of kingman
 has been appointed to the position left
 vacant by her absence.
 SOCIAL CIRCLE MEETS - The Wednesday Social circle will meet to- morrow at the home of Mrs. M. F Underwood on the Christy road at 2:30 D. m.
 TO COAST FOR ViSIT-Mrs. David
 $. Holt will leave Wednesday for two weeks visit in California Most
 of her time will be spent with her par
 ents in Santa Barbara and with friends l in Los Angeles and San Diego.
 HERE FROM KANSAS CITY William Roach, a prominent railroad official of Kansas City. and his daugh- ter, Miss Mary Roach, arrived in the city yesterday to visit Miss Katherine McGinnis, a niece of Mir. Roach Mr. Roach is leaving in a weeks time
 while Miss Roach will be her cousins
 guest for an indefinite period. LAST OF HIGHWAY WORK-J. [. Dunne. travelling auditor of the state highway department, will close the ac- counts of the Mesa Superior highway within d few days, according to his announcement yesterday. Dunno, who
 was in town for few days, is return | ing a once to complete the work. FACES FORGERY C,HARGE-lI L.. Smith yesterday pleaded not guilty be- | fore Justice Wheeler in arraignment on ! q charge of forgery. He was returned l to the county jail in lieu of bond 1 of S1000. The preliminary examina- l tion will be held Thursday morning at l 10 o'clock. It is alleged that Smith attempted to cash a check drawn on 1 the Phoenix National bank for $50. to | which smith is said to have signed l the name of his father, Nj. J. Smith. 1 Smith was given a suspended sentence
 of five years by Judge Stanford on a similar charge several months ago. THESE WILL MARRY-Liccnses to | marry were issued yesterday to Will l liam West, 35, and Sarah Moore, 22. 1 both of Mesa Cldye K. Foster, 2S, Of 1 Parker, and I'earl Nable Davis. IS. of l Wickenburg; Claude E. Sweat. 9. and 1 Mary Alice Merritt. 21, both of Glen | dale; Cosms Diaz, 3S, of Phoenix and 1 Maria Figer ca. 8, of Glendale; Claude 1 F.. Sturgeon, 2S. of Tempe. and May Stevenson, 26. of Scottsdale; Edward l C. McKeeti. 24. of Maricopa. and Ge- neva Chapion, 16. of Phoenix; Armilfo | LizarraGo 4S. and Ramona Guerta, 42, | both of olleson; and Francisco Guer- va, 2S, and Jesus Lopez, T., both of | Phoenix.
 TO LIST ALL LAND SOLD-A list l of owners of land sold by the state is 1 being compiled by the state tax com
 mi: sion and will be transmitted to the 1 assessor of each county in which the l land is located for the purpose of checking the rolls. The number of sales up to April were 26.053, ac- e rding to the records, Yuma county le Ading in the number of sales while none were reported in Gila. Mohave or Coconino counties. The listing will aid the officials in ascertaining wheth- CT all lands have been assessed with ' lew of ultima tely placing the proper ties on the roll
 PROGRAM TO AID HOME-The
 Florence Crittendon Home Circle No.
 l will be entertained this afternoon at
 2 o'clock by Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs.
 Snider at the home of Mrs. Zinmer-
 man, 235 West Monroe street. The
 program will be furnished by the Ari- zona School of Music and a. free will offering will be accepted. Anyone Tn tcrested in rescue work is kindly in-
 vited to attend. The circle IS studying
 the social problems of life and has
 membership of substantial women who are devoting their time and finance
 in helping unfortunate girls in molding their character. Circles have also been organized in Glendale, Tempe. Peoria Prescott and Tucson. Each circle meets once a month.