Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

SSNft.sy SH60s
 ily." with which they have been iden- tified for some time. They are leav- ing on Sunday for Los Angeles, where they will make their home, and of the number of affairs compliment tary to them before their departure none was more enjoyable that that of Friday. The hostesses were Mrs. Sam v Patterson, Mrs. Aggie Welch, Miss Eifie Reading and Miss Georgia MacGown.
 LEAVE FOR FLoRENcE-Homer E. Turner and Boyd l.. Keith, engin- eers in the office of W. s. Norveil, state water commissioner, left yes terday for Florence to make a survey of the irrigated lands in the Florence and Casa Grande valley. Upon the completion of this work they will go to the San Pedro and upper Aravaipa creek, later meeting MT. Norveil in Stafford, where preliminary testimony will be taken in the matter of deter mining the rights to the waters of the Gila.
 COMPANIES INCORPORATE - We'll known Phoenix men are the in corporators and directors of the Val ley Ranch company, which filed ar ticles of incorporation with the cor poration commission yesterday. The company, which will operate in real estate, has incorporated with a cap ital stock of $5.000,000, divided into 50,000 shares at the par value of $100 a share. c. F. Nevitt is the presi- dent; M. P. Kelly. vice president; H F. Bringhurst, secretary, and J. M Taggart and Albert E. Van Court directors. Another local company in- corporated yesterday was the Gold Trail Mining and Reduction com pany. with capitalized stock of s1,- 100000, divided into as many shares at the par value of $1 share. The Visscher. w. J. yanvall1enburgh, w J. Rankin and Frederick Gros. RETURNS TO oFFicE-L c turned to his duties at the state house yesterday after an absence of severa weeks because of illness.
 RECEIVES BADGE-W. s. Nor veil. ate water commissioner, yes. badge from the Odd Fellews, Arizona lodge No. 1, Prescott MT Norvei Joined the lodge in Valparaiso, Ind. and has held continuous membership ever since. transferring his member. ship to the Prescott lodge when hs went there to make his home.
 WARNS cYcLlSTS-A warnins against use of sidewalks by bicycl, riders was soundc1 yesterday by Pc. lice Chief George O. Brisbois, who de clared that vigorous campaign i.
 soon to be launched against violator.
 of the city ordinance. There hay, been many accidents during the pas 1 few weeks resulting from bicycle rid | ing on sidewalks" Chief Brisboi. eaid. Several small children hay, been injured and we plan to put 1; stop 10 the practice" Ignorance O the law will not be accepted as an ex' cuse in police court, he declared 1 Viola tors of the ordinance are guilt, of rnisdemeanor, he pointed out, ans are subject to fines or Imprisonment ENcIN FRS TO MEET-Th Phoenix chapter of the American As sociaticn of Engineers will hold it Irregular weekly luncheon at the Hote 1 Adams grill at noon today. An inter cstlng program has been arrange, and large attendance is desired. l PREPARING MAPS = Flats an maps of lands in Yavapai count, near and within a stock drive now il controversy in the state land de
 partmcnt, are being prepared by T.
 Macleod and F. H. Perkins, engineer I of the department. They recent
 returned from the north, where the
 made an investigation as the resul of complaints filed by leading shee
 men, wi,o complained that the leasin
 Of the land would work hardship i
 herding sheep from their summer t
 their northern camps. The decisio
 of Rudolph Kuchler. the land com
 missioner, will be based on the repol of the engineers