Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

10-pound daughter.
 DILLARD-To Mir. and Mrs. H. c. billiard, 1918 West Jefferson street, on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at St. Joseph's hospital, 10-pound daughter, Gwen dolyn Elizabeth. Mother and daugh- ter are doing nicely.
 HERE ON BUSlNESS-J. H. Rit- ter of Kirkland was a business visitor in the state land department yester- day.
 ONE MARRIAGE LIcENsE-A license to marry was issued yester- day to Jesus Leyva, 22, and Lenora Lopez, 21, both of Glendale.
 MONTHLY MEETlNG-The Wom- ans Missionary society of the Chris tian church will hold the regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlors.
 BAlSZ P.-T. A. MEETING-The regular meeting of the Balsz Parent Teacher association will be held this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the Balsz school house.
 SOCIETY TO MEET-The wom- ans Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will hold it's reg ular meeting in the church parlors this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 MUSICAL TEA TODAY-The mu- sic department of the Woman's club, Miss Frances Elliott, chairman, will give musical tea from 2;30 to 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Woman's S club.
 ROTARY LUNcHEoN-The Ro- | tary club will hold it's regular weekly luncheon today noon at the Y. M. c. | A. It is to be Doctors day. Dr. p ] c. Fowler, Dr. D. D. Northrup and Dr. E. Payne Palmer are on the pro- gram.
 SEEK MAJOR cHAPPLE-Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Major | Chapple is asked to notify the off cers reserve corps. Word of impor- tance is being held at the headquar- ters for Major Chapple.
 STATE GETS CONTRACT-The | highway commission of Mohave coun- | ty has awarded the state the contract for the construction of the Stockton Hill road. The states bid was cost plus S10.
 OPENS OFFIcE-Helen s. Burns, public stenographer and notary pub lie, has opened an office at TOP Heard building Mrs. Burns, who was for merly chief stenographer with George J. Stoneman, will make spe- cialty of legal work.
 V SStN-1 uc tion commission yesterday author ized the Dundee Arizona Copper company to sell 61 ,120 shares of stock at s1 a share. The company's prop erty is located in the Verde mining district in Yavapaf county. l ADMITTED TO PRACTlCE-Or motion of J. F.. Craig and credentials from the supreme court of Wisconsin l Otto R. Hansen was admitted by the
 
 in all the courts of the state. Mir Hansen will locate in Florence.
 DIES IN ST. LOUIS Word has | been received here of the death of | Pete Braroe in St. Louis, Mo. He left Phoenix on Aug. l for his home l in St. Louis. He is survived by his
 wife, one daughter, Mary, and two
 small sons, Pete and Comic. Funeral
 services were held on Monday at St
 Louis. MT. Braroe was a member oi
 the Odd Fellows.
 Grace Franklin of Globe, president
 of the State Nurses association, was
 appointed a member of the nurses
 board board of examiners by Gov Thomas r. Campbell yesterday. Miss
 Franklin will take the place made vacant by the resignation of Miss
 Rosanna King of Douglas. Miss
 Franklin ranks high in the nursing profession.
 FARM BUREAU MEETING-Th Wilson Farm bureau will hold an i'm portant meeting at 7:30 o'clock thi evening in the Wilson school audi torium. The meeting, at which busi ness of importance will come up fo l discussion, will be featured by b re port of the committee from Creighton Balsz and Wilson districts on dair, : conditions in the valley. The chair
 man of the committee is F. II. Taylor
 AGAIN IN BUSINESS-When J. J
 Sweeney, former assistant cashier O
 the National Bank of Arizona. witl
 which he had been associated fo
 more than a quarter of a century. re
 signed last spring, he neither retired
 from business life nor intended t
 leave Phoenix. MT. Sweeney returne, a few weeks ago from an extendet ; trip and rest and has opened office
 in the Heard building, where he ha assumed management of the Arizon; branch office of the Fidelity and De posit company, which is engaged il the writing of surety bonds and bur glary insurance.
 IN SUPERIOR CoURT-Juan Ra J mirez yesterday was found guilty b.
 a jury i'll the superior court on  i liquor and will be sentenced by Judg \ Stanford on Saturday morning. similar charge against Jesus Valen E zuela was dismissed by Judge Stan E ford upon motion of Paul McIver, as E sistant county attorney, on ground \ of lack of evidence. Upon motion b McIver charge of grand larcen and charge of robbery against Vii \ liam Vernon Hoffman were dismisse by Judge Stanford. George Brag pleaded not guilty to a charge as sault with a deadly weapon and tn E case was set for trial by Judge Stan . ford on Dec. 20. Guillermo River = pleaded not guilty to a charge ( leaving a scene of an accident with
 out stopping to give his name, ad
 dress and license number and tn
 case was set for trial on Nov. II. II @ ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2. I II A and A. NJ. will confer Fellow
 VS9SY craft degree tonight in Ma s-fN fr,