Arizona republican., 1921-06-28
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LUCK INLAND IoTTERY-

IOkH IN lANO EO tEhf-An- nouncement was made at the United States land office yesterday that James w. Wedge, of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, has won an S0-acre tract two miles east of Laveen which was recently re- stored from reclamation withdrawal by the department, and the official description of which is the south half of the northwest quarter of Section II. township l. s. 2. E. There were 56 applicants in the drawing, which was held at the local land office last Friday.
 TO MORALES FOR VACATION Stephen D. Pool, chief clerk of the United States land office, is spending his vacation in Patagonia and No- gales He is expected to return to Phoenix at the first of the month.
 TO DO ASSESSMENT WORK H. F. Groom, the real estate man at IS West Adams street has left for Chloride. to begin the assessment work for the Chloride x Ray Mining company. He will visit Kingman and Oatman while in the north This is MT. Groom's third trip on the trains since arriving in Arizona l4 years ago. Once, he says, he went to Buck eye on the accommodation making it in hours and one trip to Prescott.
 NEW HOME AND NEW NAME The we'll known realty firm of Donart and Arnold has moved from its old location at A East Adams street to 107 North Second avenue. With the change in address also comes a change in personnel, B. H. McDorald having purchased MT. Donart's inter est in the firm The firm now will be known as Arnold and McDonald and will continue to handle both city and ranch property.
 HERE FROM LOS ANGELES Mrs. H. E. Stroud of Los Angeles is in the city on ar annual visit in which she is looking after the extensive property interests of herself and pr. | Stroud who resided in Phoenix for several years. The climate here is in
 such contrast to the chill of Los An geles which has been unusual this year. that she will prolorg her visit beyond Ter usual stay. She will also visit her son, Harold Stroud. who is
 with the Southwest Cotton company at Goodyear
 PLAN MICHIGAN P1cNIc-Prep- arations are still in progress for the Michigan society picnic at Riverside
 park on "Wednesday afternoon. Al guests are requested to bring well filled baskets. Though the picnic will
 not take place until o'clock in the evening the women members of the I society are requested to come early | in the afternoon. Michigan tags may be obtained at the chamber of com merce. No special arrangement ha: l'been made for conveyance from tht city to the park. But the regular
 busses will be running all day.
 PROTESTS RATES ON LOGS The Saginaw Manistee Lumber com. Ipany yesterday filed complain against the rate on logs betweer I tChalander, Maine, Nevin, Bellemon and Riordan to Williams and askint that the rates be reduced. The pres l ent price is SIS per 1000 feet, board l measurement.
 1 w. w. BURKE FUNERAL-Fun eral services for w. w. Burke, z lyears old, who died at the Deacones | Hospital last Sunday, will be helt from the Whitney Chapel at 10 o'clocl lthis morning. He is survived by thre' sons, w. w. Burke. Jr.. of Phoeni, and Jack and Douglas Burke of Lo
 Angeles. Burial will be in Greenwoo' cemetery.
 1 APPRAIsEs STATE LANDs-T L. Mcleod. chief engineer or the stat
 land department. has returned iron
 Pinal county where he made an ap praisement of state lands. which vii
 soon be offered for sale by the re pertinent.
 E, MERE TO STUDY sUpcE'
 FoRM-Dan Francis, clerk of tn board of supervisors of Cocorin
 county. appeared before the state ta
 commission yesterday for informatio
 concerning the working out of tn . new budget form of the county. Tn
 form prescribed by the commissio , was incorporated in house bill
 which recently went into effect