Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
TEMPE TO ENFORCE
 WATER ORDINANCE

TEMPE, Feb. 1.-The city council decided at their regular business seS- sion, Thursday evening, to strictly en- force the ordinance concerning the collection of water dues. The town clerk has requested that a copy of section 31, ordinance 63, known as the water ordinance, be given for the bene- fit of property owners and also their tenants. It reads as follows: Section 31-In all cases where water is used on any premises, the property owner or his agent must settle for the full amounts of the rents charged against the property. and the collector of water rates shall not receive pay l from tenants unless said tenants see l fit to pay the whole rent or rate charged against such property. Mir. Irwin, living on Farmers avenue, came before the council asking that a new diversion gate be put in the Wil- 1 son ditch, south of the point where 1 the railroad track crosses the ditch, 1 the property owners benefited by the l improvement sharing the expense. The council instructed the clerk to go ahead with the work and collect from l the parties thus benefited. Mir. Drane, engineer representing the railroad company, came before the l council with a proposition to deed a strip of land, 271a feet wide and 2000 | feet long. lying along the west side | Ol the LTach III dTmefS aNenuef III l consideration that the town would not now or in the future ask for a cross ing on Fifth street. The council re- jected the proposition.
 H. L. Hancock, city engineer, pre- scented g. diagram of the assessments covering the paving on Mill avenue, l Myrtle avenue, Eighth and Tenth streets and alley in block 22. The dia- gram was approved and accepted by | the council.
 The regular monthly bills, presented by the town clerk, were approved and ordered paid by the council.
 Former Tempeans Visit Here
 MT. and Mrs. Gottlieb and little daughter, former residents of Tempe, but now located at Jerome, were vis- itors in town today.
 : Entertains On Sons Birthday
 Mrs. W. A Mouer entertained at a Valentine party, Friday night in honor of her son William, it being his 18th birthday. The evening was spent in dancing and playing games. Ice cream and cake were served. All the children departed at a late hour, de- claring William the best of hosts.
 Eastern Star Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Order of l Eastern Star will be held Monday eve ming. Feb 14. Initiation and refresh ments.
 Will Speak At Methodist Church Mrs. F. ]. Rogers of Phoenix will speak at the Methodist church, Sun- day morning, The meeting will be under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary society. Mrs. Rogers will tell of her travels through Japan Korea and China While in Ranking Mrs. Rogers visited Prof. Griffing ant family.
 Win Observe Day of Prayer The Woman's Missionary societie! . I Ix%4 xrxf1J r,I,e coll f0r- ( ] day of prayer Friday, February IS l Morning and afternoon sessions vii be held at the Christian church. Nor complete announcement will be mad next week.
 Christian Church
 Bible school at 10 o'clock Mir. Davi Q announces that he has 40 young peopl . in his class and plenty Of room fo 2 more. Morning services at Il o'clock el Subject, Gods Love Toward Men. e Evening topic, 'aThe Divine Plan of tn S Ages"
 Baptist Church
 Robert McMurolo will preach at bot 0 services. Morning subject, .The Un a yelling of Jesus Christ" Evening e 'aThe Word of Suffering on the Cross 1t Congregational Church e Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn V ing worship at II. Sermon by tn ,- pastor on ''The Flesh and the Spirit It 7:30 under the auspices of the Men n. club. Rev. Thomas Hambly, speake
 Subject, The Beast the Prophet p Maccabee Meeting . There will be a regular meeting ( l., the Maccabees Tuesday afternoon { l. 2:30. Initiation and refreshments. , Recleaned seed wheat. ,i Recleaned seed barley.
 Local red seed oats.
 Imported red seed oats. at Alfalfa seed.
 TEMPE MILLING co. Adv.-