Arizona republican., 1922-05-06
Coming EDents

Saturday, May 6.-Madison Improve
ment club membership dinner, 1880
p. m.
Saturday, May 6-Pan- Hellenic pic
mic at home of Mrs. Shirley Christy.
Saturday, May 6-Sixth annual May
on the school grounds in evening.
Sunday. May 7-community Bible
class at city hall plaza. $3.50 a. m.
(. s. Clark, teacher.
Monday, May 8--SaIt River Valley
Realtors association at Hotel
Adams, noon.
Monday, May 15.-RectaI by Miss
Bess BarkIey at Arizona School of
Music, 8 p. m.
BAPTIST CONVENTION MEETS
HERE-The Arizona Baptist conven-
ton viii hold its goth anniversary in
the First Baptist church of Phoenix,
beginning Wednesday morning with
the pastors conference. The con-
vention proper begins on Thursday
morning and continues o1er Sunday.
| The women will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at the same time of the
pastors conference. Delegates will
be in Phoenix from all parts of the
state, and an interesting program
has been prepared. The general
public is invited and all the sessions
are open to the public.
ENGINEERS LUNCHEON-Mem
bers of the Phoenix chapter of the
American Association of Engineers
are requested TO be present at the
luncheon in the Hotel Adams dining
room at noon today. The report Of
the ninth western convention will be
discussed.
EQUALIZATION BOARD TO
MEET - The board of equalization
will convene next Monday at the city
hall for a 20day session for the pur-
pose of considering all complaints
regarding city taxes. Members of
the board will be appointed by the
city commission which will name
them at special session next Mon
day morning.
SHORT ROAD TO PRISoN-Just
three days after Jose Flores had been
dragged from under a bed in the
home of Hugh Campbell and ar
rested on a charge of burglary he
was started for Florence to serve a
term of from s to 10 years in the
penitentiary. The starting. was done
by Judge r. G.. Stanford who pro-
nounced the sentence yesterday after
Flores had entered plea of guilty
to the charge.
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES-Fifteen
thousand dollars damages for per-
sonal injuries are asked by Claudia
r. Williams In a suit filed against
the city of Phoenix in the superior
court yesterday. The plaintiff al
leges she sustained severe injuries
when she stepped into a hole made
for water turn off near Fifth ave-
nue. and Adams street.
TO ASK FOR ROAD BIDS - Bids
will be called for on May 20 in
Phoenix by the state highway de-
partment for the construction of five
miles Of state highway running from
Tombstone eastward toward Bisbee
according to an announcement made
yesterday by Thomas Maddox, state
engineer. The bids will be for the
surfacing of the road with two
inches Of asphaltic concrete. is feet
the Bankhead highway. The present
highway was built about three years
ago and was surfaced with gravel
and caliche. Since it has been laid,
the road has been very difficult to
maintain owing to the fact that the
fine binding material is carried away
by the wind, leaving only the larger
rocks protruding from the grade of
the road. These rocks are gradually
being crushed into fine particles
which is carried away by the wind
as rapidly as they form.
REPORT GOLD STRIKE &C. r.
Anguisola, mining engineer who has
been developing the old workings Of
the Lost Frenchman mine, near Cas-
tie Hot Springs, announced yester-
day that he had uncovered what APP
pears to be one of the most impor-
tant gold strikes made in this part
of the state for years. His discovery
consists of free milling gold running.
according to assay reports, about
$172 a ton, while selected samples
run between $500 and $500 a ton.
The ore occurs in a four-foot ledge,
and the assays are of samples taken
from only Is feet below the surface.
Engineer Anguisola is developing his
properties, consisting of five claims,
with Kansas City capital
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