Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
localities

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 ON SICK LIST-Miss Alice Bonham, stenoSrapher in the office of the board of directors of state institutions, is on the sick list
 TO VISIT HAYDEN-R J. Flight. state veterinarian, left yesterday for Hayden to make an investigation of reported diseases among cattle.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Williafh John Canton was admitted to practice law in this state by the supreme court yesterday, on motion of Alexander Baker.
 SHEPHERD DOG WANTS HOME A six months old female shepherd dog at 2129 West Adams street wants a home. Anyone desiring d good dog may communicate either with the hu- m?ne officer or at that address.
 WILL BANQUET NEW OFFICERS The retiring officers of the Congress of Mothers and the ParentTeachers association will give a dinner to the newly elected officers at the Y- M. (. A. a noon Saturday.
 YEOMEN TO META very i'm portant business meeting of the Broth erhood of American Yeomen will be held this evening after which the even ing will he spent playing cards and dancing, All members and their friends are invited.
 LUNcH EON RESERVATIONS Members of the Business and ProfeS- sional Womens clubs who have not re- turned their cards for this week s luncheon may make reservation by telephoning on Thursday morning to Mrs. Alice Monette. phone 1855.
 NURSES ASSOCIATION TO MEET The board of directors and the legislative committee of the Ari- Zona State Nurses association will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Ad- ans hotel Business of importance is to be transacted and all members of the board and committee are asked to attend.
 PLAN WASHINGTON cELEBRA- TiON-The Cartwright Community club will hold a George Washington celebration Friday evening at the Cart wright school. There will be a short program by the pupils followed by a social hour The event is being given to all residents of the community
 LEFT ESTATE VALUED AT $2,0o0 Petition for letters of administration was filed yesterday in the estate Of Elijah T. Gish, who died Nov. 27, 1919, by Katie Gish, the widow. The estate consists of real and personal property to which the petitioner gives the value of s2,00o. The petition will be heard Monday morning. March 2, at 10 o'clock.
 ADMITS EvADING DRAFT-Ga- bino Costello yesterday pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner Henkn on a charge of evading the United States draft laws and was held to answer to the federal court. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of s1,000. Costello is charged with failing to reg ister at Miami in September 1918, for the draft.
 CALL TO EXECUTIVE coM.-All members of the executive committee Of the Law Enforcement league in Phoenix and Maricopa county are re- quested to be at the meeting of this committee next Friday night, February 25. at the Y. NJ. c. A, at 7:30 o'clock. Matters of much importance will be considered.
 l.. W. COGGINS, Chairman
 w. A. COX, Secretary.
 LICENSED TO MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Will liam C. Anagnostopulos, 32. and Kom- ma Gamnis, 22, both of Phoenix; Theo- dore c. Washburn, 45, of Phoenix and Mabel Alice simmons, 3l, of Bisbee; ! Manuel Garcia, 22, and Emma Fonsi- 1 ca, r. both of Phoenix; Benigno Me i randa. 34 of Kyrene, and Celia Santos 70. of Tempe; Rodolfo Erauer. 21, of Chandler, and Guadalupe Leyva- IS, of fGoodyear: John C. Grayson, 2S, and 1 Florence l.. Elliott, 26, both of Phoenix. REALTORS TO MEET IN MESA Monday noon. February 2S, the Mari copa county real estate board will hold their next meeting in Mesa An active program has been arranged through
 the efforts of the chairman of the day J. $. Griffin. Two press cars from each of the papers will head the pro- cession of realtors and these will bt followed by the local realtors. Tn, plan is to gather at Second and Adam,
 streets sharp at II o'clock Monda, morning. Phone J. s. Griffin or tn, secretary and let him know your plans MAY REJECT RATE INCREASE That the increase in rates of tn, Southern Sierra Power company which affected the Yuma valley, ma, not be allowed was the word brough back from California yesterday b, ! David F. Johnson chairman of tn corporation commission, who applie, for a reopening of the case. MT [ Johnson said that the rate allowed b. the California commission was pro hibitive to the development of tn 2 Yuma district. The Arizona commis sion protested the increase and has SC ] cured rehearing of the case, the dat s not as vet having been set.