Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

THE ARIZONA REP BLU of this city. leading the discussion. Information concerning the social in stitutions of Phoenix will be given, and what the Blue Triangle club can do to be of service to the community will follow the discussion. At the close of the meeting girls may sign up for so- cial service work.
 REGULAR N. N. DANCE TONIGHT The \. N. Dancing club will give it's regular dancing party on Tuesday evn-- ing, February 1. The hosts and host esses will be MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, MT. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. ]. M Kellogg and pr. and Mrs. D. D. Northrup. CANVASS PEORIA VOTE-At their regular weekly meeting held yester- day the board of sup0yisors made canvass of the vote cast on January in Peoria for a volunteer fire depart ment. The measure was declared car ried by the board. The returns showed A votes were cast. 23 for the fire de- partment and l against. The depart ment will be volunteer and the equip ment will be furnished by Peoria.
 GRANTED DIVORCE DEGREE = On grounds of assertion, Lars P. Warming yesterday was granted de- cree of divorce from Josephine J. Warming by Judge Lyman.
 BROTHERS SENTENCED - Va sente Reynose and Bonifacio Reynose, who pleaded guilty in the superior court to charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. yesterday were sentenced to serve 45 days each in the county jail by Judge Stanford. The Reynose brothers were arrested sew eral days ago by Officers Grove and McGrath and Constable Haze Burch | gv, T.. t,.a southwest part of town, when the off cers found milk can still going full | blast
 KiWANls LUNCHEON TODAY ! The regular weekly luncheon of the | Kiwanis club will be held at the l.. | M. c. A. at noon today. Guy Alsap ! of fhe Donofrio Confectionery company will be chairman of the day. and Dr. ! w. F. Sims of Cochise county, and T.
 c. Cuvellier, secretary of the Arizona
 Anti Tuberculosis association, will de- 1 liever short talks. Press Bancroft will | also make Q three minute trade talk,
 and Wes Carpenter will donate the at
 tendance prize.
 C. OF c. COMMITTEE MEETS | The chamber of commerce committee
 appointed some time ago to investi- gate the possibility of establishing a 1 cement plant in or near Phoenix met l GU lIt CAdHlDtl OI 1CoNGA 1 day, where the problem was gone into
 extensively. The deliberations of the committee will be continued. Those
 attending the meeting yesterday were
 A. T. Esgate, J. F. Barker, F. c. Me Nabb, c. A. Stauffer, H. l.. Eads, W. w. Lawhon, W R. Elliott
 EIGHT LICENSED TO WED-Li- censes to marry were issued yesterday
 to Brigido Bustos. 27, and Rita Rim bres, 29, both of Phoenix; Iva Vernon
 Husk, 21, and Ruby Lois Turner, l9
 both of Marinette; James J. Kettle, g. I of Jerome, and Lima A. Webb, 23, ot | Phoenix; and Maximano Price, 21 and l Esparanca Flores, IS, both of Mesa.
 TO MAKE HOME HERE-Mrs | Chandler Webb arrived yesterday
 from Tuson to join Mir. Webb. who has accepted a position with the state land
 department and will make his home
 In Phoenix.
 READY TO BUILD RoADS-Aftel
 making satisfactory arrangements witi
 the state for the use of state equip
 ment in road construction work, An
 son H. Smith, chairman of the high
 way commission, and County Engineer
 Hayward returned last evening to Mo-
 have county. The northern official:
 came to Phoenix for a conference witt
 Governor Campbell and Thomas Mad
 dock, state engineer, with whom ar
 engagements were made for equfpmen
 which will be needed in road buildinl
 which has been made possible through
 $3O0,0O0 bond sale. The equipmen ! will be furnished the county as soon a
 it can be released from the Topoch , Oatman road, which is a state an, , federal aid project.
 MINER KILLED BY BLAST-Th .t kn1l -5w. lao, 0I~ q , duties of state mine inspector the frs f of the year was reported yesterday |
 Jack White from Yavapai county. Pet
 Bank, according to the report. receive' [ injuries from which he failed 10 re 2 cover at the United Verde Mining com t pany. The accident was in the natur of a powder explosion which occurre
 while Bank was loading holes on tn 1S0O-foot level Pete Butulia, anothe 7 plaster, was also injured but will re . cover. Inspector White detaile Matthew Hall deputy of the norther : district, to make an investigation. AUTO LICENSES ARRIVE-Ther
 is no excuse for further delay on tn f part of any automobile owner in seeur z ing his license, according to John Red .f mond, assistant secretary of state, wh - announced yesterday that the fin; : shipment of 1921 licenses had been re ' ceiyed. With the arrival of the license g yesterday, the full S5,000 ordered frol e the east have been checked by tf 10 secretary. Mir. Redmond said tn; y, thousands of car owners had not v ,- availed themselves of the opportunit f. to secure their licenses, which must l. Cn all cars by February or the own r. is subject to arrest.
 ct RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS ie Frank McCabe, who has been quite LtI at the hospital for some time, has r si covered sufficiently to be out again. - REMINDED TO JAIL-E. Frank ~ Briggs yesterday was arraigned befO s Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge te grand larceny. He was committed ce the county jail when he failed to flu ,i- nish bond of 5000 for his appearan
 at a preliminary hearing to be he he Wednesday morning. The complai SC was made by George A. Lowering, W We alleges Briggs stole a Masonic ri of from him on January 19, valued at S175.
 ia1 WORK ON ROADS-Since the I th cent rain, the county engineers forC Ter have been engaged in grading { - roads of the county. HarrysE. Vern