Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
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IS, and Jesus Zreniga, 32, both or | Phoenix: Fairfax s. Landstreet, Jr-, 1 5. of Huntington, w. Va, ana Elea- Tor $. Hoover, g, of Washington, 1 ). C.; Jose Seistarta, 23 and Cruz l ouintano Is. both of Phoenix; and l Fitch, 26, and Juanita Ne yarro, 19 both of Phoenix. PUSHING CITY PAvING-City paving is being pushed in manner hat promises completion of the fls- ,al years program within scheduled time. Wo.K on Fifth avenue between Van Buren and Fillmore streets was started yesterday. small stretcn from Third to Fourth avenue south of Washington street will be started this week and also the strip from Culver to Willetta on Fifth street. This paving includes total of about 6, 900 yards.
 CITY COMMISSION MEETs-city commissioners will meet in special session today to hear city plans out lined by H. T. Frost, representative of the firm of Bennett and Parsons, city planners with offices in Chicago
 TO CORRECT COMPLAINTS That the stock yard situation in will be cleared up without the action of the corporation com was announced yesterday by Loren Vaughn, member of the com who conducted the hearing in Kingman Saturday. On his re- turn yesterday, MT. Vaughn express ed the belief that steps would be taken by the Santa Fe railroad to make the shipping facilities more ad- equate without an order of the com mission. "I am confident that the matter will be settled satisfactorily before the June shipments without any action being taken by the com mission" said MT. Vaughn
 RECALL INVITATioNS-Because of serious illness, Mrs William B. Lentz and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson are obliged to recall the invitations to tea for Wednesday, March 30.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE A free lecture on Christian Science will be given at the Shrine auditor ium, Fifteenth avenue and Wash ington street. at s o'clock this eve ming. The lecturer. John w. Doorly, c. $. B., of London. Eng, is a mem Der of the board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ. Scientist. Boston. The public is invited.
 RETURN TO tNDIANA-Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Smith, who have been spending the winter with their son in-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph McCampbell, 1133 East Will letta street, left last evening for their home in French Lick Springs. Ind Ihey will return next winter
 UNOELIVERED TEIEGRAMS- The Western Union Telegraph com pany reports undelivered telegrams for w. J. Peterborough, w. J. Scar borough and Mrs. Ashton.
 HELD ON LARCENY CHARGES sJ. K. Carleton yesterday was held to answer to the superior court by Just ice Henry J. Sullivan on two charges or grand larceny. He was committed to the county jail when he failed tc furnish a bond of $1000 Two charges of burglary against him were nol heard
 MUST SERVE OLD SENTENCE Burt Reynolds, alias Fred A. Cook alias John Pine, yesterday after be. ing released by the federal authori. ties at. the expiration of 3O-da, sentence in the county jail was re | arrested by the county authoritie and placed in jail to serve hin months of a sentence of year in jai passed ons him ins. March, 1919, b Judge Stanford. Reynolds, accordin to the officers, had served thre months of the sentence when he es capped from jail. A little more tha a month ago the federal officers ar rested him at Globe for transportin intoxicating liquor and when he wa ] brought to Phoenix for trial, the iocs ! officers recognized him as the ma who escaped from jail in 1919. IF TO INSPECT. ROAD CAMPS- way department, and F. A. Vol chief construction engineer, left yes terday for an inspection tour of tf ! road camps of the state. They wi 1 make their first stop in kingman, il I specting the state highway road COT
 struction in Mohave and other nortl ern Arizona counties before makir a complete circle of the south. GOES TO CALIFORNIA-Sid R. Osborn, former secretary of stat
 left last evening for southern Cal
 fornia ,where he has oil interests. M | Osborn plans to be on the coast f
 several months.
 II TO OBSERVE BIRD DAY-Wils,
 school will observe Bird Day tomo | row when a program will be given l the school auditorium beginnil | promptly at l o'clock. The princi | speaker will be Joe V. Prochasl
 state game warden, who will give talk on birds.
 PLAN DANCE FRIDAY-The o . born Woman's club will give pub
 dance at the Womans club Wedne | day evening, tickets for which m
 be purchased at the door, An exec | tlonally attractive dance program |
 been arranged
 LEAVES FOR VACATION-F. | Cornick, engineer of the state wa
 commission, left yesterday for $; I ford for a 10 days vacation.
 JUDGE McALlISTER TO SPEI
 Justice A. G. McAllister of the st;
 supreme court will be the princi
 speaker at the citizenship class me
 ing in room 206i O'Neill building
 night. Tonight's class will be co
 posed of members who will app
 before Judge William H. Sawtelle
 federal court April 16 for final
 animation. The State Courts" ' - be the subject taken by Justice N - Allister in his address.
 .l INFANT SON DIES Robert
 Forrer, infant son of Mr. and \
 c. w. Forrer of sos East Portl:
 street, died on Easter Sunday. ? body was taken to Minneapolis for . torment.
 r K. OF c. TO GIVE DANCE Marcos De Niza council No. 1 . Knights of Columbus, will give
 dance at the Woman's club Thurs
 evening. The invitations have
 extended to club members and a
 intimate friends and promises to
 a delightful affair. The dance I
 gram has been well arranged. ASKS NEW TRIAL-Motion fc ? new trial in the case of Louis Wa who was found guilty Friday b
 jury in the superior court on cha