Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
localities

1"W AAN0
is VISITING SISTER-A- o. Trask
of Los Angeles is in the city visiting
his sister, Mrs. George o. Ford, 942
West Polk street.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAM-A non ed
ucatioha1 examination for an office
machine expert in the internal revenue
service at Phoenix will be conducted by
the United States civil service com
mission at the local post office March
IA, it was announced yesterday. AppE-
cation blanks and further information
may be obtained from the local secre-
tary, board of civil service examiners.
NO RURAL DELIVERIES TODAY
Because of the observance of Washing
tons birthday anniversary, there will
be rural deliveries today, Postmaster |
Selim Nicholson announced yesterday |
TUCSON WAR VETS HERE-Cap- |
tain o. B. Kalbaugh and Lieutenant III. |
A. Twitchell, representatives of the |
Luke -Pruitt organization, the member |
ship of which includes disabled war
veterans, are registered at the Savoy |
from Tucson.
KILLED IN MINE ACCIDENT-l
Francisco Silva was killed at the In
spiration Consolidated Copper com
pany's property at Inspiration, accord
| ing to a report received yesterday by
John F. White, state mine inspector
| On receipt of the information, Inspec
| tor White detailed his deputy, James
f. McManus, to make an investigation.
GOES ON SAD MlSSION-Mrs. j.
| r. Gass left yesterday for Colorado
| Springs where she was called by the
death of her nephew, j. G. Lindemann.
Before her return late in the spring,
Mrs Gass will visit relatives in Nash
Vile Tenn and Montgomery. Ala
RETURNS FROM ALBUQUERQUE
Charles Fairfield, state auditor and
superintendent of banks, returned yes
terday from Albuquerque where he
spent several days on bank business for
the state. Mr.. Fairfield plans to leave
! again Thursday for Winslow where he
| will make arrangements for the state
to cooperate with the federal govern
ment in a soil survey that will come
under the proposed Winslow reclama-
ton project.
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs-U
delivered kilograms are being held at
the Western Union office for William
Miller. w. E. Duell, Mrs. c. Farley, Tony
/ Vilano and A. Echets
TELLS OF SETTLEMENT WORK.
Work in the Italian settlement of New
York was described by Miss F'reeland
to members of the Washington Young
Peoples Community club at their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the Washington
school last Friday. Miss Freeland de-
voted three years of her life to settle
ment work in Manhattan. The next
} social meeting of the club will be held
, Thursday night, March "a at the home
of Miss Lucille Middleton
y MENNONITES BUY IAND-A $780,
600 deal has just been closed by the
Toltec Townsite company in a sale to
representatives of a Mennonite colony
? of several thousand acres of land al
Toltec. As result of the sale, about
70 Mennonite families will move into
, the Toltec district from their present
homes in Canada.
STATE ENGINEER ILL Thomas
Maddeck. state engineer, is ill at his
2 home on the Mcdowell road. Mr.
Maddock's illness dates from Saturday
!, TO ACCEPT RESERVATIONS =
Requests for reservations for the pan
, Hellenic luncheon should be made to
Mrs. Fred j. Elliott, telephone 1890
on Thursday. All girls who are mem
bers of any national Greek letter So
rorities are asked to be present
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE =
Percy Derting yesterday was arraigned
before Justice Nat T. Mckee on a
charge of assault with deadly weap-
on and was released under a bond OF
$1,000, which he furnished, to appear
l Tor examination. The complaint wa.
d
: ing near the river on South Contra
Il avenue, who alleged Dertin fired fiy
shots at him Saturday night, one O
l which passed through his hat
MANY LICENSED TO WED-Ii
censes to marry were issued yesterda,
to Eugene f. Hall, SO, of Phoenix, an
Bessie Tanner, IS, of Tucson: Gu
Johnson, 20, and MeIvie Roach, /.
both of Mesa; Herbert C. MsQuady
~ and Oslo Craig, IS, both of Phoe
nix: Thomas F. Chilcote, so, and Cur
ME G. Levan, 10, both of Phoenix, an
Price Bennett, 81. and Lillian Fugat,
Is, both of Phoenix.
klWANiANS TO LUNCH - Th
Kiwanis club viii hold its regula
weekly luncheon today at noon at tn
Y. NJ. C. A.
ESTABLISH A NEW JUSTIc
COURT-A justice precinct at Peori
was authorized by the board of super
II visors yesterday after they had passe
on a petition from the citizens {
Peoria asking for the Justice cour
l The justice precinct takes in Peori
l and the district surrounding it, FOR
merly this precinct was a part of tn
4 justice precinct of Glendale. The jus
l tice of the peace for the new precine
l will be appointed by the board with
the next few days and the justit
court opened. F. w. AIKEN, the super
\ visors stated yesterday, will be tt
= constable for the court. He was swor
- in as q deputy shcclff yesterday
- Sheriff Mon gom".y.
CONCEALED WEAPON is COST
LY-Refugio Fuentes yesterday plead
| ed guilty before Justice Henry J. EUll