Arizona republican., 1920-12-09
TWO ADDITIONS TO
 CITY IF MESA ARE
 ASKED IF COUNCIL

MESA Dec. S-Petitions requesting inc adn,ission of Stewart Addition and Stewart Annex to the city limits or Mesa were presented to the common council at it's meeting held Iuesdty might. The additional expense oi sewerage installation and other lil- movements were discussed by the counciI and a committee was appointed to look into the matter more thor oughly and report at the next meetlng' The petition was signed by a goodly majority of the property owners or the 1 two additions interested keen de- sire for the annexation being apparent there.
 The passage of a city ordinance lproviding for the inspection or mllk sold to local consumers by dairles, anu the maintenance of the milk at a cef tain standard was urged at the meet ling by Clarence Dana, state dairy commissioner. and Dr. J. E. Drane, city health officer The drawing up
 of an ordinance regulating the matter was referred to the city attorney
 Street falSirs operating on the streets of Mesa will in the future be required to pay s25 per day for their
 license. as a result of action taken
 by the council.
 Marshal F. J. Warren appeared be- fore the Cou1cli WlkI d itAOSat 1O etSf tthe scattering of circulars and other advertising literature in automobiles land about the streets of the town.
 request was also made by the marshal for an increase in the present fee or
 50 cents per day for caring for stray stock in the city pound, saying that the present charge does not pay Tor
 the feed. No action was taken on the r matters.
 Society Helps Rrmenians
 As a means to meeting part of its monthly s15 pledge to the orphan fund flor the support of the homeless and destitute Armenian children. the W. c TT IT. of Mesa on Tuesday afternoon conducted cooked food sale at tho IA & B grocery. so was realized iron : the few hours business. all of whicf
 will go to the aid of the little childreT ? in Armenia.
 Peoples National Official George H. Corey, vice president O 2 the Peoples National Bank of Boston which is handling the consignment O
 cotton in the valley through Caide = and Richmond was a visitor in Mes; and other southside towns on Wednes day The visit was made in compan
 with Milton F. Smith who is in charg : of the banks consignment work i this valley. MT. Corey is passing som s- time here looking over the cotton sit uation, a report on wslich will be ren ! dered to his bank upon his return
 While in the valley he is stopping a f lthe Adams hotel in Phoenix.
 House Burns 10 Ground
 T.. Garren, who some months az T constructed cottage on the Clay Par if ker ranch east of Mesa, where he E working. sustained a loss by fire Tues
 day night about s o'clock when th d house and its contents were destroyed if Mir. Garren and his family were visit Id ing at neighbor's house nearh . when the blaze was discovered an r., are unable to determine how it starte, e 4 loss of about s1200 was sustaine, m No insurance was carried
 Prepare for Pilgrim Celebration
 In observance of the landing of th ., Pilgrims, patriotic service will | tl conducted in the high school auditor Y ium on Tuesday, December q, accord
 ing to arrangements recently made b y the committee in charge. the school s the churches and the commercial clu m joining in the preparations for tf = ceremony. Details are being yorl5e
 out for the event and a good progral Id of music, speaking and other number h is being prepared.
 D Legion Show Thursday Night . Uncle Sans Nieces,'' four talents
 and attractive young women. win al nt pear in the auditorium at the his 1e school Thursday night at ocloC n under the auspices of the Mesa Pc X of the American Legion. The your ~ women present a varied program ef stringed and other instrumental ar = vocal music and other lines of ente Ill tainment that promise an enjovab ,e evening for all who attend TT er. ticket campaign waged by membe 1T of the post and by the student bo, . at the high school has already r. - suited in large sales, promising a lar, All audience for the attraction.