Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Invited to Chile

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 NIESA-Dean Working of the College of Agriculture, University of Arizona. has an invitation 60 take part in the first Pan-American Agricultural con gress to be held at Santiago. Chile, in the fall of 1921. This congress will be held under the patronage of the Chilean government and the prelmi- nary arrangements are being made by the agricultural society of Chile.
 The congress will be more than congress, the plans including an ex- position to demonstrate agricultural methods machinery and educational systems. The tentative program of the congress indicates that a large number of major topics will be considered, in- cluding agricultural education, experi- ment stations, financing of agriculture, marketing and colonization. - Daily Tribune.
 Announce New Schedules PRESCOTT - Announcement was made yesterday by Santa Fe officials that trains on the Crown King line will run regularly three times a week, be- ginning Jan. 1. The schedules are as follows:
 Grown King train leaves at 8 a. m. each Tuesday, reaching Crown King at 12:45 p. m., and returning at $50 p. m | 2hd1GE lIdln Will lGdNG dl d. III each Thursday, arriving in Prescott on the return trip at 1850 D. m. | Middleton train will leave at a. m each Saturday, reaching Prescott on l the return trip at 3:20 D. m. Motor car mail service between Crown King and Middleton on Satur- day will be continued as usual.-Jour- nal Miner.
 Paper Changes Hands | FDAGSTAFF'-The first of the veal Judge Root of Needles will take over the active management of the winslov Mall, having purchased same from G c. Bazell.
 Judge Root is an old-time newspapel man, and at present is the editor o | The Nugget of Needles, Calf
 Other business requiring most of hi time and attention was the cause O G. c. BazeH disposing of the paper.- Northern Arizona Leader.
 Mountain Lions Active
 RESCOTT-Several lions are re ported active in the Slate Creek dis trict and the Three Links country. 1 was learned here yesterday from off cials at the forest service office. Ram sey Patterson, government hunter, ha been sent to these districts, where tn lions are reported to be making in roads on the cattle
 1t is not known definitely how man lions are in district, but F. w. Shield: it was stated by Ranger NJ. L. Nichol: . country. while the number operating i the Three Links is placed at seve by Wayne Thornburg, manager of tn Three Links and the Diamond Tw cattle outfits--Journal- Miner. Is Appointed Receiver
 TUCSON-Upon application of F. Viele in the United States distric court last Friday, G. M. Colvocoresse. general manager of the Consolidate
 Arizona Smelting company of Hum
 boldt. Arizona, has been appointed re
 ceiver for that company by Judge VII
 liam H. Sawtelle. Colvocoresses Ina
 been instructed by Sawtelle to take
 thorough inventory of the assets an
 liabilities of the company and to repol to the federal court within 15 days ( ! his findings.
 The application for receivership wa
 made following the filing of a SUI
 against the company by J. R. Coll, giy , ing his residence as Ohio 1t was al legged in the complaint of Coll that 2 addition to two bond issues totalin
 more than s1,o00,0oo. the company wa ' obligated for other debts. includfr eAVfuUU IOT ldDOT. nb dD - two mines operated by the compar
 were closed recently. Attorneys fl l the company stated that the object . the federal court receivership was !. hold intact the assets of the corpor; n tion so that operations might be IT
 stunned at once when the price of col ,f per justifies.-CitiZen.
 d Automobile Thieves Busy n TUCSON-Automobil thieves a - becoming bolder in Tucson. James ' II Rand has reported to the police tn
 thieves entered his garage in the re
 of 322 South Fifth street early Tue
 day morning and stole his Oakla
 roadster. While all neighboring citi have been notified. the stolen car h ,S not been recovered.
 The car was taken after midnig h. and while Mir. Rand and his fam at were asleep, and so quietly that !: !: Mn