Arizona republican., 1921-03-12
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 GUEST OF DAUGRTER-Mrs.-M Al. J. 1 Wintermote of Kansas City, Mo, IS the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jack l.. Johnston of Roma avenue
 LOAN BOARD TO MEET-The state loan board composed of the gov ernor, state treasurer and state auditor will meet at 10 o'clock this morning for the purpose of taking up the ques- ton of outstanding warrants. POWER OF MIND LESSONS Lessons in prosperity through power of the mind are given every Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at 237 North Fifth street. Next Wednesdays sub ject will be "The Magic of Prosperity" There will be a healing service. GOING TO COAST-Senator Charles Larson will leave this evening for a l few days absence in Los Angeles. He will return to Phoenix on Thursday, remaining in town for a brief period before returning to his home in Will Hams.
 WILL BE WITNESS-A P. Stelzer, secretary to the corporation commis- sion, will leave today for Tucson, where he will appear as witness for the government in the case of United oldttS NtISuS DdNt 1dllSHtI, WHICH will come up for trial in the federal court.
 APPLICATION GRANTED - The corporation commission yesterday granted the application of F. M. Gomph | agent of the Pacific Freight Bureau, to reduce the rate of the Arizona East
 ern railroad on fuel wood, car load minimum weight of 36.O0O, to Phoenix from various Arizona points.
 HERE FROM ILLINOIS-Mrs. Wal ter w. Morris of Murphysboro, H., is I visiting Phoenix as the guest of her aunts, Mrs. A. c. Macdonald of North
 Sixteenth street and Mrs. Marie Little ton of North Sixth street. She ex- poets to stay here two months. Be- fore her marriage she was Miss Edythe 1 Shadron.
 I GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY-A birthday surprise party was given in
 honor of Mrs. W. H. Eppley Wednes-
 day evening by a number of her
 friends. The evening was spent in
 playing cards Refreshments were
 served and handsome present pre-
 sented Mrs. Eppley. the presentation
 being made by Senator H. A. Davis. RETURNING HOME-T. P. Frazier, who represented Santa Cruz county in , the lower house, is among the legisla . , tors who are returning today to their iCAiicS- MI WHO was con-
 nected with the state highway depart
 ment as engineer of the southern divi-
 sion and who resigned to run fol. of , flee, will resume his connection with
 the department.
 PROTESTS ESSMENT-Aneg- ing that his land near Higley was 1 assessed by the county assessor unde, , proposed irrigation district and tha' the property did not lie in the district , c. E. Lee appeared before the state tax commission yesterday relative ts DIS l920 assessment. He asked that al
 order be made striking the assessmen
 from the roll.
 ] RECEIVED MANY INQUIRIES
 February, the shortest month of tn, , year, was one of the busiest of the pas
 F months. for the chamber of com ) merce inquiry department A total o
 63l letters. inquiring about conditions in the Salt River valley, were receive, during the 2S day period. Many O the inquiries were from prospectiv
 settlers who had tired Of cold winter
 in the north and desired change t
 warm climes. Others were from healtl : seekers. A few others inquired abou < < working conditions, though the mum Der of this sort is decreasing, chambe . officials said
 \ HAD DANGEROUS WEAPON : z One of the most dangerous blackjacl : ever brought to the attention of tn l local police court was taken from Pe
 dro Espinosa by Officers McGrath an ! Ellis, who arrested the Mexican i
 Sixteenth and Van Buren streets yes
 terday afternoon. The weapon was
 long piece of metal attached to
 leather sling. Officers say one blo'
 from it could kill person. Espinos
 also was found to be carrying a pa
 of "knucks." Court was is session
 the time he was brought to the polit = station and he was immediately boo5t = and tried. He declared that he W; | very much surprised when the office | took the weapons from him, as he q
 not know he had them. Judge Thomi
 gave him 50 days in the city jail think over how he happened to ha- such articles of offense.