Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
HERE FOR CONFERENCE.-The

L. .. Eugene Miller of Globe, chairman of the music department of the state federation of women'S clubs and chairman of philanthrophy of the state federation of musical clubs, ar rived yesterday and will be in town until Wednesday, the guest of Mrs. Henry D. Ross of 1219 North Central avenue. Mrs. Miller came to Phoenix for a conference with Mrs. Ross, who is president of the state federation of musical clubs.
 CALLED TO GEORGIA-H. G. Watson of the Paige agency has been called to La Grange, Georgia, by the serious illness of his father T. l.. Watson
 GOVERNORS TO META meet ing of the board of governors of the Salt River Valley Water users as sociation will be held at the asso- citation building Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Secretary Fred Hen shaw announced yesterday.
 INQUEST sHELD-John Joseph, colored, coroner's jury found yes terday afternoon at the inquest held by Coroner Henry J. Sullivan, came to his death as the result of gun shot wound inflicted at the hands of Robert Lindsey, colored. Joseph E,. Noble, assistant county attorney stated yesterday afternoon a charge of manslaughter would be brought against Lindsey.
 GOING TO GLoBE-E. A. Wolfe chief construction engineer with the state highway department, will leave this morning for Globe, where he will pick up the outfit that has been em- ployed on the Globe Geronimo road and continue with it to Clifton to be- gin work on the Mule Creek road
 He will be accompanied by R. E Lawrence, engineer. under whose di- rection the road will be built
 BOARD MEETS-The certificatior board met yesterday to consider the feasibility and legality of the Auxil- iary Eastern canal district and to pas: on the question of bonds in conform ity with senate bill 115, which created the board, composed of the attorney general, state engineer and state au- ditor. The matter came up before tht board last summer and was continued for further hearing, which was hel( yesterday.
 WRITES FOR TREES-J. W. Den.
 ney, 1915 Stevens avenue, Fl Paso writes the local chamber of commerce asking for the address of some on,
 who can furnish a carload of cotton wood limbs and small trees for plant
 ing this winter. Any one that woult | like to furnish MT. Denney with thes
 trees is requested to correspond witt
 him direct or get in touch with tn local chamber of commerce
 l REVIVAL MEETINGS-The uniol revival meetings which have beer held at the Nazarene church by Evan gelist S. B. Shaw are now being con
 ducted at the Missionary church Tenth and Fillmore streets. Much in
 terest has been aroused in thes meetings and they have resulted il
 great good. it is declared. Evangelis
 Shaw is said to be a most convincinl
 speaker. The meetings are hel nightly.
 CAN SELL sTocK-The corpora
 ton commission yesterday authorize,
 the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Min
 ing company to issue and sell 405,
 113 shares of treasury stock at 4
 cents a share. The company, whicl
 has property in Mohave county. in, corporated in October, 1915, with al authorized capitalization of S150, ,00 divided into 100000 shares at l cents a share. Later the company articles of incorporation were amen ded to increase the capital stock t s2,000,000 divided into as many shares at S1 each
 L. Dwight B. Heard, published of tn Arizona Republican, will be tn speaker of the day at the week. luncheon of the Kiwanis club at tn Y. M. c. A. at noon today, taking . his subject his experiences and i'm pressions on his recent trip to Europ George Judson, principal of the Os born school, will be chairman of th day, and also will give the attendanc prize. All the members of the cIu are expected to attend this meetinl l the program of which has been al ranged with particular care. LEAVE FOR IiOME-Mr. and MT \ Ed Lambert of Boston have been wis l iting MT. and Mrs. G. B. Warren \ their desert home for the last t0 I weeks. Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Wal \ ren are sisters. MT Lambert hf I been connected with the New Have & Connecticut railway for 26 year J He has travelled extensively and likt Arizona best. When he retires he il ] tends to locate on a farm in Arizon | he says. While here MT. and MT ] Lambert were entertained with luncheon given by Mrs. A. w. Galpi ] at her home on Virginia avenue. MT 3 John Noble of Mesa also entertaint them with a luncheon. MT. and MT H Lambert left Phoenix Saturday ever
 ing for their Boston home.