Arizona republican., 1921-04-02
uNDELivERED TELEGRAMs-

UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the Western Union: G. c. Smith, Bob Burns, Celia Morris, W. A. Nix.
 BACK AT DESk-Dr. R. H. H. Blome. director of vocational educa- tion, was at his desk in the state house yesterday, having recovered from recent slight operation.
 CITY TAXES DUE-The last in- stallment of city taxes are due now and will become delinquent on April II. This is but a short time and the city assessor asks all who can to pay their city taxes before that date and save the rush of the last days and also the penalty in event of non payment
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROGRAM This afternoon at the Arizona school of music Walter Hastings Olney, head of the vocal department, will present his pupil. May Angeline Cog gins, in public recital. Appearing also will be violinist, Beatrice Harvey, pupil of Robert Saunders, and a read CT. Louise Jackson, pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley. Mrs. l.. l.. Dana l and Anna Marie Calvert will act as accompanists. The public is cor | dially invited to attend. The pro- gram begins at o'clock
 LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE MEETlNG-The next regular meet ing of the Law Enforcement league will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the First Methodist church, Second avenue and Monroe street. County Attorney R. E. L.
 Shepherd and the Rev. R. E. Fillmore
 pastor of the Central Christian church. will speak. A musical pro-
 gram will be given by the ladies
 quartet of the First Baptist church
 and Mrs. Blanche Port Runyon at the
 pipe organ. The public is invited to attend.
 HoosIER DAY APRIL 23-The
 Indiana society will observe Satur-
 day, April 23. as Hoosier day, it was
 announced yesterday following g
 meeting of officers at the Y. NJ. c. A It is planned to have an afternoon and evening of music, sports and "reminiscences. with a family dinner at o'clock. Committees have beer appointed to arrange the various de tails of the affair. A large crowd is expected to attend, as the Woman. club was filled to overflowing at { similar affair last year. All In dianans are urged to register at tn,
 Y. M. c. A., that estimates can b.
 made of the probable attendance.
 RESOLUTION ASkED-Applica
 tion to procure judicial dissolution O
 the Tehama Irrigated Lands com
 pany, an Arizona corporation, wa
 filed yesterday in the superior cour
 by Albert Gallatin, Jr., president o
 the company. According to the peu tion a resolution to dissolve the com pany was adopted as meeting of tn , stockholders held in San Francisc March IT. 1921. There are no ia . bilities, the petition states, and tn assets of the company have been di
 vided among the stockholders. A order was issued by Judge Lyma r citing the corporation to appear i his court on May Is to show caus l why the petition should not b granted.
 . MEXICAN SENTENCED Teles foro Medrano, who was found guilt r by a jury in the superior cour ? Wednesday on a charge of assaul l with intent to commit murder. yes , terday was sentenced by Judge Stan ford to serve from IT to 20 years 1
 the state penitentiary at Florenc Medrano was alleged to have draw gun and attempted to shoot Nigf 7 Captain c. c. Brown of Mesa on tn ,, night of Feb. g. The Mexican's gu l, damned. Brown shot Medrano in th n left lung. James Reeves entered . plea of not guilty to charge !; transporting intoxicating liquor ar B the date of his trial was fixed ft : May 10.
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