Arizona republican., 1921-09-07
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 FIRE AT CITY DUMP-A blaze at the city trash dumping ground on the river near South Seventh avenue about 80 o'clock last night caused many people living to the north to think a fire of, considerable size was in progress in town. AL though 1t showed up brilliantly, the conflagration did no damage. It was reported the blaze started in oil waste.
 RETURNS FROM RAY-Wnliam P. Crump, the produce man of Phoe- nix and Ray, accompanied by Mrs Crump and six of their children, re- turned Sunday night from a three weeks motor trip through northern Arizona. During this time they travelled about 800 miles They vis- tied Prescott, Montezuma's Castle, Montezuma's Well, the Grand Can yon, and other points of interest. COTTON GROWERS TO MEET The cotton growers of the Washing ton district will meet at the Wash 1 ington school promptly at 8 o'clock 1 this evening. All the cotton growers 1 of this district are urged to attend, as matters of importance are to be 1 discussed.
 FLOOD HITS COUNTY FARM l The Cave creek flood caused about | S100 damage at the county farm, the board of supervisors said yesterday | after making an inspection. The l flood destroyed one small patch of maize and corn and caused the walls of the new cess pool recently dug l on the farm to cave in. Otherwise, the supervisors said, the poor farm is in good shape and everything run ming well there. At present. there are 40 people on the farm and they are being well taken care of, the super visors said. As high as 60 have been | accommodated on the farm, they said. The farm is in charge of Burt Grove
 FIRE DAMAGES HoUsE-Fire of | unknown origin caused about $500
 damage to a brick house at 725 West | Madison street about 9.30 o'clock
 last night. Starting in the kitchen
 the blaze had eaten it's way up to
 the roof when it was extinguished by
 the fire department.
 l LICENSED TO MARRY - Mar.
 riage licenses were issued yesterday
 by the clerk of the superior cosrl
 to the following: Rodolfo Rodriguez
 P, and Teresa Valenzuela. 25, botF
 of Phoenix; Francisco R. Rodriguez
 21, of Mesa, and Maria de los Angeles l
 Wedgworth. 2S, of Los Angeles, and
 Millicent o. Crooks, IS, of Palc
 Verde; Athal Wellmott, 19 of Phoe-
 nix, and Charlotte Cameron, 19, O.
 Wickenburg; Thomas K Bates 46, ot
 Phoenix and Susannah J. H. Allen 4:
 of Holbrook; Nathaniel L. Houston 25, of Gilbert, and Edna l.. Lawt ton
 29. of Lamar, Colo. Leon Gilbert. 22 and Esther Dells, 20, both of Glen | 5.11 --a+f
 James, 20. both of Glendale
 HEARING ON ExTRADiTION - f A hearing will be given by Governol VI Campbell today on a requisition iron
 the governor of Missouri for the eX tradition of Jacob Bloom, who i ? wanted in St. Louis for the desertioi
 of his wife and child. Bloom is nov
 being detained at Kingman, where h. l was taken into custody. The requi sition was presented by John A. Bar
 nenberg, agent for the state of Mis- souri.
 NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVES = The family of Wesley Knorpp, busi ness manager of The Republican. i t now well under way. It received al , accretion yesterday morning in tn arrival of a daughter, Betty, of tn 3 weight of "A pounds. This even 5 occurred at the Sisters Hospital a t 3:30. Both mother and child are do ], ing well. Mrs. Knorpp was Mis s Pearl Stauffer
 RETURNS FROM COAST-Afte | two months vactioan, Carl H. John
 son, contractor and realty operate |. in Phoenix since 1910, has returne . from the coast He made the tri ' overland and reports the roads any :. thing but good. While away he spen some time securing the latest idea in home building. which he will in