Arizona republican., 1921-07-14
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ON VACATlON-Miss Elizabeth Mower of the state entomologist's of flee is spending a two weeks vaca- tion in Flagstaff and the Grand Can yon.
 TO CAllFORNlA-Gar Wilson, for several years driver of the Gold water delivery truck, is leaving over land for Southern California to spend the remainder of the summer.
 ATTENDING coNFERENcE-Don c. Mote. state entomologist, is in Flagstaff in attendance at the confer ence of the county agricultural agents which will be in session the remainder of the week.
 LADIES' AID MEETlNG-The La dies Aid society or the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs Arthur Wolf this afternoon. All members are requested to meet at the church at o'clock
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Jackson G. Pettitt, 24, Peoria, and Lottie James, 2, Glendale, and to Manuel Garcia, 23, and Josephine Orta, IS. both of Wickenburg. LEAVING FOR COAST-Edward Lacarra of 727 East Mckinley street, accompanied by E. J. Killeen and R. F. Morales of Ures, Sonora, a young engineer who has been inspecting the Salt river reclamation project, left yesterday for Los Angeles, driving overland
 COURT TO CLOSE sooN-Law and probate matters are demanding the attention of Judge Frank H. Ly- man in division s2 of the superior court. The court docket was cleaned 1<. -rr>1r r3 !, I making a final sweep of all pending matters before adjourning about July 20 for the summer vacation.
 GOES TO LAGSTAFF-Carey E. Bowles,. supervisor of agriculture of the vocational education department of the state, left yesterday for Flag staff, where he will appear on the program at the conference being held there of the University of Arizona 1 extension department MT Bowles will return to Phoenix Monday. BEFORE TAX CORNERSTONE James P. Boyle of the law firm of | Boyle & Pickett of Douglas appeared before the state tax commission yes- 1 terday relative to the valuation l placed on the United Verde Extension mine. MT. Boyle questioned the com 1 mission as to the method by which
 
 and the valuation placed on the prop erty in the corporate limits of Jerome HELEN HAWORTH ON STAGE Helen Boyle Haworth, a fayorite lo- cal musician, is appearing on the professional stage, according to word received here from the coast. Mrs l Haworth, who has a voice of unusual charm, is under contract with Grau- | mans, where she has come in for much commendable criticism. She is expected to return to Phoenix nexi | week for a brief period
 | COMMISSION RECOGNIZED = | Federal recognition has been extend ed Walter S. Ingalls, as lieutenant colonel, adjutant generals depart ment. Word to this effect was re- ceived by Colonel Ingalls, yesterda, from Maj. Gen. George c. Richards l of the militia bureau. The report made by the board of officers in June was approved by the secretary o1
 war, making the tentative fedora recognition permanent.
 l HEARING cONTlNUED-Prelim mary examinations of F.. R. McDan | nell, M Ramirez and Gray Rankin, ol
 chargers of assault with deadly weap
 ons, was continued until next Tues
 day morning at II o'clock by Justic
 Nat Mckee in the West Phoenix pre-
 cinct court yesterday. The charge
 arose from a neighborhood quarre
 last Thursday night in which Ran kin is alleged to have shot and wound Il ed Ramirez and his wife and to hay severely beaten McDannel about tn Il head.
 Il GIVE LAND TO sTATE-Present ing a tract of land to the state fo
 military purposes, the Arizona Lum
 Der and Timber company, throug
 it's officers, T. 4. Riordan, president
 and NJ. J. Riordan, secretary, hay
 made a gift of land adjoining the ar
 mory at Flagstaff to be used fo
 stables. A warranty deed to tn
 property was recorded yesterday D Adjutant General Waiter s. Ingall' The armory at Flagstaff was com pleted last January. the state contrib uting $25,000 toward it's construction The balance of s5,000 was raised i fhe town in which it is located