Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-07-02
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GOES TO Los ANGELEs-Mrs.
Selim ]. Nicholson will leave this
evening for Los Angeles. where she
will be joined later in the summer
by Mr.. Nicholson. They VIII return
in September.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS-
The following undelivered kilograms
are at the local Western Union Of
flee: B. d. Bernard, S. J. Bucking-
ham,
APPEALS TO HIGH COURTS.
H. Richardson yesterday appealed to
the supreme court from the decision
of the superior court of Yuma coun-
ty, where he was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment and fine Of
$500 for manufacturing Intoxicating
liquor.
LEAVES FOR GEORGIA.. A.
Watson of Watson Brothers. distrib-
utors of Paige cars. left last evening
for La Grange, Ca, where he will
spend the summer with his parents.
Before his return in September Mr..
Watson will visit the Paige factory
in Detroit.
TO BIG ELkS MEETINc-Mr.
and Mrs. c. Fl. De Marco and family
will leave for Los Angeles on July 5
to attend the grand lodge convention
of the Elks, then to San Francisco.
returning in the fall.
JULY FOURTH PICNIc-Resi-
dents of the Murphy district will cell
citrate the Fourth of July with their
annual picnic at the Murphy school
grounds. Everyone in the commun-
ity is urged to come to this event
and bring wellfilled baskets. Fol-
lowing the dinner there will be a
program of sports in which young
and old will participate. The grand
finale of the day will be a swimming
party at THE Old Swimming Hole"
TO ATTEND CONvENTION-Ed
Stephens, secretary to the live stock
sanitary board, will leave today for
the northern part of the state, where
he will attend the joint meeting of
the Arizona Cattle and Sheep Grow
ers' association and also a meeting
of the live stock board to be held at
Flagstaff. En- route Mr.. Stephens
Will spend the Fourth in Prescott.
taking in the Frontier Days celebra-
tim
DR.. HIGHT TO FLAGsTAFF-Dr.
r. J. Hight, State veterinarian. will
be in attendance at the annual meet
ing of the Arizona Cattle Growers
association which will be held jointly
with the Arizona Sheep Growers as
ISOLATION in Flagstaff next week. DR..
Hight while in Flagstaff will hold a
conference with DIR. F. L. Schneider
of Albuquerque. inspector in charge
of the bureau of animal industry for
Arizona and New Mexico.
TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR SUM-
MER-Mrs. Walter S. ingalls, and
Miss Madeira ingalls, will leave this
evening for San Francisco. where
they will spend the summer. Adju-
tant General ingalls, viii spend the
summer in Arizona, making frequent
triDs in connection with his activities
with the National Guard. He will
accompany Governor Campbell north
on Sunday and together they will in
spect National Guard troops in Will
Jams and Flasstaff
RESIGNS FROM BoARD-Dr. z.
Causey. director of the bureau for
the control of venereal disease. has
rendered his resignation to the state
board of health. DR.. Causey's resig-
nation is based on the ground that
his duties as superintendent of health
of Cochise county require his undi-
vided attention. 1t is not yet known
who will succeed DR.. Causey. The
appointment is made by the surgeon
general on recommendation of the
state sunerintendert of public health.
LEAVES ESTATE OF S23,Stf-An
estate valued at S23.S11.50 was left
by the late ]. w. Shaft, former
Phoenix man. who died at Los An
geles December 81 last, according to
an inventory filed with the clerk OF
the superior court by court apprais-
ers yesterday. The appraisers were
Dewey Losch, 0. H. Loeb and c. c.
Baum. More than $4,000 of the
estate Is represented in partner
ship with E. S. Matthias, a local bust
ness man, and consists of residences
and vacant lots. The remainder oil
the $23. 1900 estate consists of persona,
individual property, the appraisers re-
ported, having an aggregate value Of
approximately $4,000.
LEAVE FOR COAST-Mrs F. n
Jenkins left on Thursday night fol-
the coast, where she will visit fol-
several weeks with relatives and
friends at Coronado, San Diego ant
Los Angeles. She was accompanied
| to Coronado by Mrs. James Collin:
and family. who have taken a cottag,
there for the season. Mrs. Collins i.
| the wife of the superintendent In
| charge Of construction Of the GILES
| pie dam, recently completed. Mr.
| Collins left yesterday for New Yorl
| en- route to South America. wher,
| he has an important engineering as
signment
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