Arizona republican., 1921-02-02

the Salt River Valley water OscfS association. StillwelI alleges Woods was driving on the left hand side of the street and at high rate of speed The shock of the collision, he says threw him to the pavement and the injuries sustained, he declares, VIII permanently injure him and partially incapacitate him from following his law practice. The accident occurred December 6, 1920. he says.
 WOULD FoREcLosE MINING co. Suit to foreclose mortgage of Sl4,- 800 as security for 2S notes was begun yesterday by the Valley Bank Adjust ment company against the North Naricopa Gold Mining company. The adjustment company alleges the loan was made on the notes August l, 1917, and a mortgage given by the mining company to cover them NO interest has been paid on the notes or the mortgage, it alleges, nor has any of the principal been paid. The ad- 1ustment company asks for Judg- ment covering the interest and the notes and that the sheriff be in structed to sell the mortgaged prop erty to satisfy their claim.
 NAMED HEALTH OFFICER pr. J. Bernard Nelson of Mesa, yesterday was appointed health officer of the Mesa district by the board of super visors at the continuance of their weekly meeting which began on Mon day. pr. Harry Hughes. Jr., of Buck eye, was re-appointed health officer of the Buckeye district by the board. Sims Byers. Janitor of the court house for number of years, was re- -ap- pointed as janitor by the board. NOT THE SAME FAMlLY-A story In The Republican of divorce pro ceeding instituted by Mrs. Frank Pomeroy against her husband has been the source of annoyance to Frank T. Pomeroy of Mesa, reading clerk of the house of the legislature. There is not now and never will be divorce pending in that family. MT. Pomeroy and his wife are Mormons, and were sealed for both time and eternity.
 JUNIOR GUILD TO MEET The Junior Guild will hold it's regular meet ing at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the parish house.
 uNDELlvERED TELEGRAMs = The Western Union is holding tele- grams for J. D. O'Neill. J. w Turner, J. s. Sauls. Mrs. C. D. Kever, William Hedgecock and R. L. Beadley TO BE INSTRUCTOR - Miss Eliza l beth Riley. who left Monday evening for, Memphis, Tennessee, is to be an Instructor in the general hospital there. For the last year she has been
 connected with the Southwest Clinic here.
 BRAND BOOKS DELAYEp-with 1 60 pages lost in the mails. the brand 1 books for which the state livestock | sanitary board has had repeated calls will be held up possibly two weeks. Ed Stephens, secretary to the board,
 said yesterday that the cuts were made
 in Denver and fin being shipped to I Phoenix the illustrations covering 60 pages were lost. The number of book s 1 ordered by the board were 750 IS VISITOR HERE-Harry Karns. a 1 former member of the legislature from | Santa Cruz county. is in the capital city for few days.
 LIEUT.. NEWHAlL RESIGNS Albert w. Newhall has rendered his resignation as second lieutenant. Com pany A. 18th infantry. NewhaH who | has been active in the National guard resigned when he left this city for Ajo l where he is connected with the New ! Cornelia mining company. He was 1 formerly employed by the state high 1 way department.
 | LYMAN TO HEAR BIG TAX CASE The million dollar tax litigation brought by the Inspira ton Copper com | pany against Gila county and the state
 of Arizona for the collection of bscl | taxes will be- heard before Judge Frank H. Lyman This announcement was made yesterday when it was stated that the argument of the demurrer tt the complaint would be heard in Glob,
 on Saturday, the local judge presid ing in the place of Jude Shute who il
 disqualified. w E. Ryan. specia
 counsel employed by the attorney gen l erals office and Alexander Baker counsel for the state tax commission will represent the state.
 TO ORGANIZE GLASSES AT GLOBE-James T. Ryan. supervisor o trades and industries with the stat | Qr-frr nf f; will spend the next two weeks in Glob
 organizing classes in trade work MAY SELL SHARES-The corpora
 tion commission yesterday authorize
 the Adamana Oil and Land compan
 to sell 100000 shares of it's treasur stock at 15 cents a share. The com
 pany holds oil leases on 5000 acre
 located in the Holbrook oil field i
 Navajo county.
 G. A. R. MEETING TopAY-J. W
 Owen Post, G. A. R. will meet at tn
 Y. M. c. A. in a regular meeting a
 2:15 o'clock this afternoon.
 w. R. c. MEETiNG-The Women
 Relief Corps will meet this afternoo
 at 2:30 o'clock in their rooms in tn
 Monihon building. Visitors are cord
 ially invited.
 ASKS s2,5oo FOR iNJuRIEs-Alles
 | ing he suffered injuries to the exter
 of &2,500 when the defendant stabbe [, him in the arm below the elbow, Do i mingo Zuniza yesterday brought su n against w. Urin asking for judgmen f Beside stabbing him, Zuniza alleg . Urin struck him several times in Il = face.
 e REVIVAL SERVICES Sunday W q a day of victory for the revival servic | now in progress at the Free Methodi e church, Adams and Fifth streets. TT e meeting is being conducted by the pa e tor, Clyde J. Burnett assisted by loc If men. Services are held every night l. 7:30, except Saturday night. A cordi n invitation is extended to every one '- attend.
 y. TO GIVE CARD PARTY-The ladi l. of the Harmony club will give a ca
 party next Monday evening at t Is Woman's club. Bridge and Five Hu " dred will be played and hot tanaI m