Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

during the II months.
 A recapitulation of the amount spent
 ASST. p. M. IS ILL-Lee Callahan, 1 assistant postmaster, is confined to his home with slight attack of influenza, according to an announcement made yesterday.
 MANY WANT ROoMS-Because of the influx of visitors due to the opening of the state legislature, the room bu- reau of the chamber of commerce has issued a request for listings of apart ments. Listings, with the location and description of the apartments, may be made in person at the chamber of com merce or by telephone.
 GOES TO DOUGLAS-L. A. Watson left yesterday for a three days ab- sence in Douglas on business. MT. Watson is the state distributor for an automobile of popular make.
 | ILL OF PTOMAlNE POISONING Mrs Elizabeth Thornton of the incor- porating department of the corpora | ton commission is suffering from an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
 GETS JOB WITH CORNERSTONE 1 Mrs Elizabeth Pruitt Carpenter has been appointed a stenographer to the state tax commission, the appointment made yesterday completing the forces l 0A IIlG 0OlilillSc1Olls WAlANL liANA0G@ All" e-s | Stanley. chief accountant: Clarence lStandage. secretary, and Mrs. Mabelle Graves, stenographer. Mrs. Carpenter formerly was employed by the state superintendent of public instruction.
 LEAVE FOR NEW YORK-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Melczer left last evening for six weeks absence in New York.
 ON SHEEP SANITARY BOARD C. B. Candelaria of Apache county and trT ~ ATn- mi " were appointed members of the sheep
 sanitary board by Gov. Thomas E.. Campbell yesterday. The appoint ments were made following the resig- nation of c J. Mamels. who Is no longer engaged in the sheep industry, land c. E. Burton of Yavapai county,
 who, in accordance with the law. ten dered his resignation when elected member of the legislature. The third
 member of the important board is George H. Wilbur of Navajo county,
 who received his appointment last
 TO STUDY COTTON oUARAN-
 TINE-Don c. Mote, state entomolo- gist returned yesterday from Tucson,
 where he held a conference with D. B. Mackie, chief of the quarantine di-
 vision of the state department or agrl-
 culture of California MT. Mackie came
 to Arizona for the purpose of making : a study of the cotton quarantine situa-
 ton in the state.
 POSTPONE BARR MAJORS HEAR llNG-Continuing the hearing until the , court had the opportunity to pass on the merits of the controversy be- tween Jack Barr and Burt Majors h.
 volving insurance premiums, the cor lporation commission yesterday ordered , the matter to go over 1e days. Ine , matter grew out of complaints oL pol- 7 icy holders that there had been no re fund of unearned premiums which botf
 agents refused to pay. At that time :. Parr was a sub-agent of Majors as
 representative of the Western Indem' rif,, connanv. The matter was taker
 bafora the corporation commission las 3 Tune. when arbitration was agreed 2 mon. The matter dragged Tor seNerd s months when the board Of aroltra1lol ! finally decided that Barr owned Napol' Nl-lt 2 s9oSQ IS Barr was cited to appea ?. ,efora tbe commission at hearing SC ? for yesterday and show cause Wh' e tbe auount had not been paid. At tha o tin,e if was announced that Nabors ha' y brought action in the superior cour r and inc hearing was continued
 q CAPITAL P.-T. TO ME-6I-Ih d Capital Parent Teacher 2ssoclAIlo 1l o 7. viii meet "wednesday afternoon at <; ,
 o'clock in the hlhSSi b eA. .r eo - C-barles R. Howe, state chairman lo - tto cLf1a welfare association, will ad y 5ress the meeting. The program VI IT ba in charge of Mrs. Leiber Refresh e ments will be served: .,. ha,,
 GRIP IS FOUND-A black nam - grip containing ladys brown sd.'v u.v Il and pair of black pumps was I0uil
 on the Tempe road yesterday p Deputv Sheriff Jim Troutman- In II orin evidently was stolen ana LII ,tt thief thinking it locked, cut holS ,, the side to remove the contents, .h L , owner of the articles may nave Iii .s same by calling at the sherlirs olllo
 and identifying them.
 REJECT BOND BIDS-Two scale NJ bids were received and opened yester l., day by the board of supervlsors Io the bonds of the Chandler high schoS
 and the Chandler common school Bot ! bids were rejected by the board, th 7. highest being 97.o8 cents on the dolia
 The bonds for the Chandler high scho'
 calls for an issue of S170.0oe and th ,g grade school of Chandler for an issu le of s5O,0O0. The bonds were voted
 some time ago. They will be put O
 the market again at a later date.
 THESE WILL MARRV V~-Licenses
 marry were issued yesterday to Erne! rg L. Williams. 26. and Lillian M. Key d. holds. q. both of Los Angeles; Manu
 Beiges. 30. and Margarito Torres, - both of Tempe; D. c. Swindle, 37. Ukiah. Calf. and Edith E. Halrorse J 45. of Chicago H.; Joseph M. Mile 23. and Mary E. Harris. @. both Gilbert. Lorenzo Buelno. q. and Tel \ esq del Si. IS, both of Chandler; Jul f Saguetta, q, and Maria Grejalva, l E both of Phoenix; Francisco Sanche E 3S. and Ana Yles. p. both of PhoeniJ ] ] and Howard B. HaslSin. 21. of Oatma