Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
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 PROVES UP-George R. Hegi of | Mesa yesterday made final proof on a
 homestead located near Buckeye. Hegi was credited by the land office With
 over a year in the service
 NAME DELEGATES SATURDAY. | A meeting of the IS delegates to go | to the state republican convention at l Tucson on February 2S will be held l at the R. of P. hall Saturday after noon.
 RESERVE LUNCHEON TICKETS Those desiring to attend the church federation luncheon on Thursday noon should telephone to the Y, NJ. c. A. for tickets.
 MOOSE MEET ToNlGHT-The reg ular meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose will be held at the Odd Fellows hall, first avenue and Washington street tonight. In addition to the ini- tiation of q large class, officers will be nominated.
 MARRIAGE CENSEs-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Ho- mer H. Savage and Anna Monihan, both of Phoenix; William T. McCarty, 25. and Frances Gentry, p, both of Phoenix, and Robert w. Alexander, 23, and Andry Hays, Is, both of Phoenix.
 HOMESTEAD ONTEST-Alleging failure to establish his residence and abandonment of the land, Jose Urias has brought contest proceedings in the United States land office against Ar turo Monroy. The homestead in dis pute is located in Pima county.
 WIFE ASKS DIvORCE-Suit for di- vorce was brought in the superior court yesterday by Sallie May Whistler against Lewis F. Whistler, who alleged desertion and non n-support. The cou- pie was married in Phoenix in 1909 the complaint says, and the plaintiff asks the custody of her two children both girls.
 FATHER AND SON BANQUET The Father and Son banquet will be held at the First M. E. church Thurs day night at 80 o'clock. Those de- string to attend are requested to com municate with O. Sexson of the |. NJ. C. A. or c. c. Jenkins of the Sugar Loaf. to make reservations.
 ON PRESENT SiTE-To aliay some apparents misapprehensions in regard to the location of the proposed new high school buildings, if the bond is sue is carried at the polls today, It was pointed out last night, to make 1t definitely clear, that the proposed new buildings will be constructed on the present high school site.
 JOINS PRATT-GIl6ERT COL. o. Douglas, one of the best known i'm plement salesmen in the state, and for the past three years with the O. S. Stapley company, has accepted a position with the Pratt-Gilbeft com pany where he is in charge of out-o- town sales of the implement depart ment. Mir. Douglas entered upon his new duties yesterday.
 TALK ON COTTON GROWING-H. C. Heard. county agent, will give a | lecture and demonstration cotton | growing at the Wilson schoolhouse next i Saturday afternoon at o'clock. This l will be the last of series of such | lectures and demonstrations and the | meeting will be open to all interested in | cotton growing. In delivering this last | lecture, the county agent has yielded to |! insistent demands of cotton growers, | who appreciate the value of the infor- | ma tion given them.
 WOULD HAUL GARBAGE-After loading his wagon with garbage from ] restaurant, Pete Georgeouses was ar | rested yesterday and was fined $10 in police court for attempting to haul away garbage for which he held no contract The city should protect its privilege of letting the garbage contract by passing an ordinance 'arryinS a heavier penalty for such offenders" Judge Thomas remarked Ipon assessing the fine.
 ScHOOLHOUSE AT WickEN- BURG - Early construction of a mod ern four-rom school building at a cost of s1S.O0o, is promised for Wick .nburg Bids for material and con- structfcn are being advertised now md will he opened February 24- 1t is xpected the new building will be ready Or occupancy within four months. Plans and specifications are avail sble at the offices of Lee F'itzhugh at Phoenix.