Arizona republican., 1920-01-04
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FORMER U. S. SENATOR HERE

FORMER U. S. SENATOR HERE Lee Mantell, former United States sen ator from Montana, is spending day or two in this city and is stopping at l the Hotel Adams.
 COMES TO VISIT MoTHER-Mrs. D. D. Crabb, who for the past three years has been living in California, is J in Phoenix with her two daughters visiting her mother, Mrs. H. M. Earie' 304 North Third avenue.
 1 ARRIVALS FROM COAST-Among the arrivals from Los Angeles regis tered at the Jefferson hotel yester- l day were D. l.. Slater, F. B. Wright, i F. F. Price, l.. D. Sale and Albert Cox. VISITORS FROM PRESCOTT Mrs G. C. Ruffner and children. l George. Jr. and Gladly Ruffner, ar rived in the city yesterday from Pres colt and registered at the Commercial | hotel.
 FLAGSTAFF MAN HERE-J. A. Keller of Flagstaff. was visitor in the city yesterday, stopping at the | Commercial hotel.
 DOUGLAS BANKER IN CiTY-B. ! A. Packard, well known banker of Douglas. Ariz., was in the city yester- day, stopping at the Hotel Adams PARTY FROM NEW YORK A party from New York, which arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday, in cluded Mrs A. C. Swanson. Mrs. F.. A. Swanson and A. s. Curtis.
 MINING MEN HERE-Among the arrivals at the Hotel Adams yester- day were Norman Carmichael, man ager of mines at Clifton, Ariz..- and J.. A. Benny, manager of mines at Morenci.
 CONTESTS HoMEsTEAD-Fran M. Campbell of Phoenix yesterday brought contest proceedings in the l.. s. Land office against Robert S. Har- | nf lott hot per has not established his residence onSa homestead on which he filed in Pfnal county. A further ground for action, Campbell alleges, is that Har- per has not made necessary improve mentS on the place.
 MISS THOMPSON ILL-Miss Edith l Thompson, mineral clerk of the sur veyor generals office, is seriously i'll. SEEKS CITIZENSHIP = Dan An mann. miner, yesterday filed his dec laration of intention of becoming a citizen of the United States Ahmann, who is a native of Finland, emigrated to this country in 1912.
 LARGE RECEIPTS-The receipts of the Phoenix office of the U. $. land office for December were SAP 900, the sale of lands amounting to $15,627-17, not including the sale of land in Yuma which was approximately the same amount. The homestead fees were s1775.
 REcovERs HEALTH-Mrs. orville | Harry Brown has recovered from a re- cent operation and has been removed from St. JoSeph'S hospital to her home, 42 West Palm Lane.
 RETURN TO COLLEGE - Miss Helen Langston will leave this morning for the University of Arizona after a delightful holiday vacation at home. Her brother. Edwin Langston, is going to Los Angeles where he is enrolled at the University of Southern Cali fornia.
 CHAPTER MEETING = Robert E. Lee chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Baptist, 2034 West Washington street. Visiting daughters and those who are interested in the organization are invited to attend the meeting.
 MOVES OFFICE-w. T. Sprowls. senior member of the law firm of Sprowls & Downing, has moved his law office from the Donofrio building to the chamber of commerce building, where he will continue to practice law, Mir. Downing having accepted the clerkship of the U. $. district court at Phoenix. Mr. Sprowls located in Phoe- nix last spring and was shortly after wards joined by Downing who had just received his discharge from the service. The law partners are brothers-in-law and make their home together at IT west LynWOOd street
 INSTALLS APPLIANCES-Dr E. Richard Petskey. who recently moved into suite of offices in the new physicians building on West Mon roe street has just installed exten- sive compressed air machinery and equipment specially designed for the treatment of tuberculosis. the doctor using method that has attained great success by an eminent North Caro- lima physician
 GETS DIvORCE-A decree of di- vorce was yesterday granted Florence Boadford from George E. Boadford.
 APPRAlSE ESTATES -The es- state of the late Tony Bright is val ued at s6,000 in an appraisement filed with the clerk of the superior court yesterday by the appraisers, w. B. McCandliss and Joseph Johnston. Other appraisements filed yesterday were for the estate of the late Eliza late Ethel M. Dormer, valued at s11.250.
 ENTERTAIN eUEsTs-Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Stewart of 1545 West Pierce street are entertaining as guests from Prescott, Mrs. J. G. Stew art, Mir. F. E. Metcalf and his two sons. Lawrence and Marion
 REACH DECISION A decision was reached in the interior depart ment yesterday, according to a tele- gram received Dy James r. Lavln, attorney for the townsite claimants of Ajo. The decision holds that all the claims in dispute are non- mineral except one. That one is the one on which the waterworks are situated. Sam Clark is the claimant
 TO BE SPEAkER-Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid will be speaker at the church federation luncheon Thursday noon at the "Y." The co-educational