Arizona republican., 1922-05-12
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TELEGRAM AWAITS-A telegram
is being held at the office of the
Western Union for B. B. Lancaster,
care Frank Collins.
CALLED BY DEATH-M. L. Stew
art will leave for Nogales this morn
ing in answer to telegram received
last night announcing the death of
his son-in-law. w. T. Magee in that
city. No explanation was included
in the telegram as to the cause of
Mr.. Magee's death.
SEND MANY FLoWERS-N Nine
great boxes of flowers went forward
from Phoenix yesterday to the dis
abled soldiers at Whipple Barracks,
Prescott, the occasion being National
disqualification day Friday, May IL.
The shipment was expressed to the
Prescott chamber of commerce by
the Phoenix chamber on the evening
train. The local chamber wishes to
express its thanks to the women of
Phoenix who aided in making the
shipment possible and who gave Of
their services in preparing the flow
ers for shipment
NEW VALLEY RooKLET-Ten
thousand copies of a new booklet on
the Salt River valley are now on the
press and will be ready for distribu-
ton within week or ten days, Harry
Welch, secretary of the chamber, an
nounced yesterday. The booklet is
one of the most comprehensive ever
compiled by the chamber
STANFORD CLUB DANCE-The
annual Stanford club dance in honor
of the graduating class of Phoenix
Union High school will be held at
the Arizona School of Music at 8
o'clock Saturday night instead of at
the Woman's club as previously an
nounced All Stanford alumni living
in the Salt River valley are urged to
attend and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the boys and girls of the
senior class of p II. S.
CHARGED WITH ROB "
Perry Coleman, negro, entered plea
of not guilty to a charge of robbery
when arraigned before Judge r. c..
Stanford in superior court yesterday
and his case was set for June 21.
Coleman is alleged to have robbed
several taxicab drivers in the city.
JEWISH SERVICES = Regular
Sabbath services of congregation
Beth Israel will be held this evening
at o'clock at the scnool administra
ton building. on North First avenue.
The rabbi, DR.. LilSnaitZ, win continue
his discourse on THE Ethics of the
Fathers" The temple chorus will
render the usual responses. Mrs.
Bessie Fox Davis will be the soloist
at the evening services. Glasses in
religion. followed by short services,
will be held on Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
RETURNS FROM YUMA-c. E.
Ashley, chief accountant for the state
land department, returned yesterday
from Yuma where he went to make
an investigation pertaining to state
lands. and to inspect the records of
the county assessor and county re-
corder of Yuma county in reference
to the lands.
VISITING REAL ESTATE MEN
E. r. Byers. secretary to the real
estate commissioner is now in Casa
Grande calling on the real estate
dealers there in reference to state
licenses. He will visit several other
cities in the southern part of the
state before returning to Phoenix.
SET WATER RIGHT HEARINGS
Hearing before the court of Apache
county in ST. Johns of the order of
determination issued by w. S. Nor
viel, state water cammossioner. of
the rights of the various persons in
that county to the use of the waters
of the Little Colorado river and its
tributaries, has been set for June 10
by Judge A. S. Gibbons of the .su-
perior court Mr.. Norviel has noti-
fled all interested parties of the date
of the hearing and mas posted copeis
4 re Ir%r inn ~
their inspection in four different
places in the county.
SUES SUPERVISORS - Through
County Attorney r. e. l.. Shepherd,
Maricopa county filed suit in the SUI
perior court yesterday against all
members of the board of county su-
pervisors. The complaint alleges the
board of supervisors paid a claim OF
$4,000 and interest to the Arizona
| Egyptian Cotton company which was
not a proper county charge and
which was contrary to the authority
| of law.
WIFE ASKS DIvoRcE-Agnes A
MacMinn filed suit in the superior
court yesterday for divorce from
Alexander f. MacMinn.
FOUND GUILTY-John Long was
| found guilty by Judge r. G. Stanford
| yesterday of transporting fntoxicat-
| ing liquor and was sentenced to serve
| 60 days in the county Jail and pay q
fine of $3.50 or serve one additional
| day in Jail for each dollar of the fine
unpaid
TO GIVE OVER cUsToDY-Ar
order made Nov 29, 1921, authorizing
the Arizona corporation commission
| to take over the business of the Ari-
zona Fire Insurance company was
| declared vacated and set aside by
Judge r. G. Stanford yesterday. The
court directed that the corporation
commission restore the business to
| the insurance company.
THISTLE CLUB TO MEET-The
Phoenix Thistle club will meet at the
home of Mrs William Jameson, Goa
North Fifth avenue, this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
MADISON WoMAN's cLUB-The
Madison Woman's club will meet to-
day at o'clock at the Madison school
house. All members are requested
to be present.
WANT UNSoLD TIckETS-Mrs.
Harland Gray and Mrs. Irwin Fletcher
are asking that the kind friends who
SO generously assisted in making the
card party for the children's orphan
age such a success will send in the
tickets they did not sell and checks
| for the tables reserved, SO that they
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