Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
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APPRAISER APPOINTED-o. c. Kleinman of Mesa yesterday was ap pointed land appraiser by Gov. Thomas E. Campbell to succeed c. c. Green. resigned. MT. Kleinman, who has lived in the valley for number of years, will serve with represen- tative of the land department and of the county in the appraisement of state lands.
 TO INSPECT CADETS = The Buckeye High school cadets will be inspected by Adjutant General Wal ter s. Ingalls today. This is the first year the Buckeye High school has had military training and the inspec- tion will be the first made by Colonel Ingalls,.
 TAKING BAR ExAMINATlON- Seventeen applicants for the bar, one a woman, are taking the bar exami- nation, which is being conducted at the state house by Walter Bennett of this city, P. w. O'Sulivan of Prescott and Selim Franklin of Tue son, members of the board of exam iners. The successful applicants will be admitted to practice by the su- preme court on Saturday, the papers being graded tomorrow night.
 DEAN SCARLETT TO PREACH
 
 Trinity cathedral, who returned Mon day from a four months visit to his home in Columbus, Ohio, will preach at the cathedral at the Sunday morn- ing service. Dean Scarlet, who was in ill health when he left Phoenix, has returned in excellent condition and is looking forward to winter of accomplishment in the affairs of the great cathedral of which he Is in charge.
 TO SPEAK TOMORROW -Dr Thomas H. Haines, director of the Arizona mental hygiene survey, will outline the work of the survey in an address to be delivered at the as- sembly room at the Nurses directory, 311 West Jefferson street, at 3:3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Preced ing the address there wis be a busi- ness meeting at the Maricopa County Graduate Nurses association, start ing at o'clock. The public is in- vited to attend Dr. Haines' lecture. WHITES APPROXIMATE = The white population at the state prison at Florence exceeds the Mexican. ac- eording to a classification of popu- 1ation received by Gov. Thomas F. Campbell yesterday from Captain Rynning, superintendent of the peni- tentiary. For the first time in years the white men behind the bars at the prison outnumber the Mexicans, al- though the difference is not very marked. There are 193 white men serving sentences for crimes commit ted in this state, while the Mexicans number 1S2; negroes 29; Indians, 12; Chinese, 2. There are three womer in the penitentiary. Of the 421 pris- oners, 104 are employed at the road camps.
 APPROVAL WITHDRAWN -Th, district engineer has withdrawn ap- ! proval of the construction of fedora aid project No. 36, from Prescott north to the junction of the Ash Forl ] and Jerome highway. The state high way department called for bids to bt | opened Nov. for the construction 0. that portion of the road outside ol the military reservation, which mus necessarily be cancelled. In with drawing previous approval, the dis 1 trict engineer stated that it was nee essary to have the approval of the war department to the route through ! Fort Whipple reservation before bid: l for any Of the work can be received i On this account the highway depart ment notified the contractors and 1 will now endeavor to secure approva ! from the war department for the To- cation. The commanding officer a l Whipple has already stated that h, had no objection to the project.