Arizona republican., 1921-07-12
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 RETURNS FROM soUTH-Jack White, state mine inspector, returned yesterday from a two weeks absence in Cochise county on mine inspection
 TO GIVE BRIDGE sTEA-The Mad ison Improvement club will give bridge tea at the home of Mrs Walter smith, Scottsdale, at o'clock Thurs day afternoon. Reservations may be made by calling 127J3.
 EXPECTED HoME-Dr. I. L. Gar rison, who has been in Los Angeles for a, few days on a business visit. is expected to return to Phoenix this
 uNpEELfvERED TELEcRAMs = The following undelivered telegrams are at the local Western Union office: Hal c. Miller, Robert Agee. H. T. Blome
 licenses were issued yesterday to Willard T. Woods, 21. Philadelphia. Pa, and Susie Kingsley, 20, Dubuque, Ia.; and George W. Bradford, 23, and Horatia H. Palmer. IT. Phoenix.
 CHARGE DROPPED-A charge of reckless driving against A. Strauss, manager of the mems department of the New York Store, was dismissed by Justice Henry J. Sullivan in the East Phoenix precinct court yesterday for lack of evidence. A. w. Dana was the complaining witness in the action. HEARING CONTINUED - The hearing of the International Oil and Refining company and the Border States Petroleum company. fnquir- l ing into the purchase of property. which was to have been held before the corporation commission yester- l day, was continued until later date JOINS WOLFE FIRM-Bryant R. | Turner, well-known local man, has associated himself with the Wolpe l Investment company and will have charge of the city department MT. Turner has for several years been farming in the valley, having pre- viously been connected with the Phoenix Title and Trust company. INSPECT PAVING HERE-The mayor of Chandler with members of l the city council visited Phoenix yes- terday for the purpose of inspecting paving here with a view to getting a suitable type for the southside city l While here they were guests of L. B l Hitchcock, Phoenix city engineer | They expressed surprise at the com l pleteness of the paving program. | TO MAKE SURvEY-M. l.. Doner, assistant director of vocational edu- tcation, will leave today for the south eastern part of the state, where he will make a survey of the vocational education situation with the view of making a report to the state board | of education at its meeting July 20 Mir. Doner will visit schools in other l sections of the state later in the year COMPLAINT DlSMISSED-Mary zf-- IL -S~ 11< nYr1 1 as a result of a neighborly quarrel
 was given a clean bill when Justice T Nat Mckee dismissed the complain | against her in the west Phoenix pre- | cinct court yesterday. Lack of evi
 dence was assigned as the cause fo 1 dissolution of the complaint.
 RESUMES DUTlES-Under Sher
 if Charles Bowers resumed his dutie
 at the sheriff's office yesterday afte
 an absence of more than week, oc
 casioned by the fatal shooting of hi
 brother, Ed F. Bowers, under sheriff
 of Yavapai county at Prescott. Unde
 Sheriff Bowers will serve as sheriff
 during the absence of Sheriff Joh
 Montgomery. who left last night fo
 Vale. Oregon
 FILES APPLIcATIoN-H. G. Ian
 easter yesterday filed an application | With the COTpoTdtlOH COiIlflllSSloI lo
 permission to operate a freight lin over the Superior Miami highway. Il
 his application he asks for the righ
 to haul copper from the mines t Phoenix and supplies from this poin
 to mining property in Miami. Tn matter will come up for hearing Jul
 25.
 KIWANIs LUNcHEoN-Homer 4
 Harris, representing the bureau c
 markets and crop estimate for tn
 United States government. will b j the chief speaker of the day at tn
 weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis clu
 at the Y. M. c. A. at 12:15 o'cloc
 today. Other speakers will be Dr. 4
 M. Tuthill, Letis Templin and A
 Stavely. Donald Dunbar will b chairman of the day and Ed Morga
 will furnish the attendance prize a There will be singing by A. J. kis selburgh.