Arizona republican., 1921-04-15
HELp FOR TRIAL-After a he,

HELD FOR TRIAL-After hear ing yesterday, Robert Orsenigo was held to answer to the superior court by Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of uttering a fictitious check. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of $500. The complaint was made by Lewis l. Hirst.
 P. T. A. MEETING-The Scotts- dale Parent-Teacher association will meet at the school house at o'clock state game warden, will give a talk on birds. There win be display of the hats recently made on the mill linery class directed by Miss Flos- sic Wells. county commissioner.
 SEEKING FATHER-Frank Bal duzzi of Bridgeport, Conn, is search
 ing in Phoenix for trace of his fla
 ther, whom he has not heard of since
 1902. At that time the father was il
 Arizona, the last letter coming from
 a town called Harvestraw The fla
 ther's name is John Balduzzi, who
 emigrated from Italy in 1896, going
 directly to Arizona He is G. years of age.
 FARM BUREAU TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Mad ison farm bureau this evening at
 7:30 o'clock at the Madison school.
 The purpose of this meeting is to elect permanent officers of the bu- reau Every farmer in the Madi-
 son district is urged to be present
 and owes it to the successful oper- ation of the bureau to attend ON BUSINESS WSiT-F. A Hammersmith, district sales man.
 ager of the Bunker Hill smelter. the Northwest Lead company, manufac- turers of lead products. was in Phoe- nix yesterday on business visit He i is making a tour of the state in the | interests of his companies. Witt Mir. Hammersmith on this tour is
 Ed Heidt, who will regularly canvass | this field for the lead manufacturing l concern
 1 AGUA CALiENTE oPEN-Georg, 1 Hageman, proprietor of the Agu; i Caliente Springs resort, announced yesterday that accommodations for { limited number of guests were avail | able. He has obtained a permit |, I operate motor stage line between leaving here on Wednesday and leav ing the springs on Friday. Agu;
 Caliente is widely known as a ho springs resort
 CHARGE DISMISSED = On tn grounds of lack of evidence, Justic Henry J. Sullivan yesterday dis
 missed General R. Smith, agains
 whom a charge of burning an auto
 mobile to defraud an insurance com
 pany had been placed. The car whicl Smith had been charged with burnin
 was the property of J. M. Dunn, tn
 rancher who was murdered las March 10
 APPEAL FOR FLoWERS-A ca for flowers for the sick and injure , soldiers at Fort Whipple was issue , yesterday by several organizat ationi
 and those who wish to cooperate i . . making life a bit more pleasant fo those who are confined to the hos !, pital are asked to leave the flower : at the chamber of commerce befoI 2:3O o'clock this afternoon. Tn chamber of commerce will pack an l, ship the flowers to the Prescoi : chamber of commerce. which will dc 5 liver them immediately to Fort WhiI pie.
 FRONTIER DAYS IN JUuY-Mis : G. NJ. Sparkes, secretary of the Pres colt Frontier Days Celebration asso !. citation, notified Harry Welch, secre : tary of the chamber of commerce, s a letter received here yesterday thf = the dates of the celebration this yes " will be July ?, 8, and 5. The prize d will amount to approximately S10,00 : Miss Sparkes says, and the spor 70 will be open to all cowboys of u
 country without discrimination.