Arizona republican., 1922-06-07
localities

SENTENCED TO PRIsoN--John
Dalton. convicted of attempting to
rob the cash register of local meat
market. was sentenced by Judge r. c.
Stanford yesterday to serve from one
to two years in the state peniten-
tiary.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were issued to the follow
ing yesterday: Francisco Leon and
Angela Orduno, Phoenix; Geronimo
Montayo and Alejangra Montayo,
Tempe; Joseph S. Johnson and Jewell
Peacock, Phoenix; Victor Guecia and
Mercedes Martinez, Tempe
HELD FOR TRIAL-Joe Savage,
waiving a preliminary hearing fol-
lowing his arraignment before Jus
tice Nat T. Mckee yesterday on a
charge of grand larceny, was bound
over to the superior court under $500
bond.
EPWORTH LEAGUE LAWN
FETE-The new Epworth league
chapter of the First Methodist church
plans to hold a lawn fete, Thursday
evening, at s24 West Monroe street,
at the house known as Seven Ga
OiSS. 1<<ASCtioiNC PlSphieiNlOiio alt bG-
ing made and a large attendance is
| expected. Beginning about o'clock,
ice cream, cake and cold drinks will
be sold At intervals a musical pro-
gram will be carried out.
IN BUSINESS FOR HIMSELF
A. W. Crane, formerly vice president
| of the w. H. Plunkett Audit COM
pany, has resigned from that con-
cern and has opened offices of his
own in tht Heard building. He will
| continue in TIE auditing business.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO PICNIC
| The annual picnic of the Garfield
| Sunday school will be held on the
| desert south of town Wednesday eve
| ming at a point two miles west of
| Center street on Telegraph Pass road.
| The road will be signed. Those who
have not signified their intention Of
attending should telephone 2155 that
| Superintendent d. D. Chalk may be
| able to provide transportation, pic
| mic supper and ice cream for all.
Cars will leave the school house at 5
O'Clock. Everyone is asked to bring
a cup and spoon
LEAVES FOR EAST-Mrs. NJ. A.
| Hayes left yesterday for an extend
| ed visit in the East. Her first stops
will be at various points in Ontario,
Canada, where she will spend most
/ of the summer, later returning to
| Mena, Ark, to spend the early fall
with her daughter, Mrs. Mark +. OIL
| ney, before returning to Phoenix
| STANDARD OIL PICNIC - Next
! Thursday promises to be gala day
| for the employees of the local office
of the Standard Oil company who,
with their families, will hold big
! basket picnic supper, followed by a
dance at the Maricopa Country club.
PROGRAM AT Y. M. C. A.-The
| following program has been arranged
| for the preps and juniors at the Y. M.
c. A. There viii be swimming class
es for both preps and juniors every
day at 10 am. The juniors will have
gymnasium classes on Tuesdays and
Fridays at o'clock, and the preps
will have gym classes on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at the same hour.
ANNOUNCE EXCURSION RATES
The Southern Pacific and Arizona
Eastern railroad companies announce
that reduced excursion rates of one
and one-halt fare for the round trip
from all points on Southern Pacific
lines in Arizona, Nevada, New Mex
leo. Utah and Ell Paso, Texas, to Salt
Lake City, for those who attend the
annual conference of the Young
Mems and Young Womens Mutual
improvement association of the Nor
mon church, to be held there June
to II. inclusive, have been declared
by the Southern Pacific company.
Tickets from Ell Paso and points in
Arizona and New Mexico will be on
sale from June 4 to IL inclusive, with
final return limit June 16. Tickets
from points in Nevada and Utah will
be sold from June to 10. inclusive,
with return limit June Is.
NEGRO ORATOR HERE-Marcus
Garvey, declared to be the greatest
negro orator Of the country, presi-
dent general of the Universal Negro
Improvement association, and who
is styled provisional president of
Africa will deliver an address at
the Monroe school auditorium on
Friday evening, June 8, at o'clock.
There also will be musical program.
LAND DEPT. RECEIPTS - Re-
ceipts in the state land department
for the month of May totaled S37,-
293. 06 according to a report issued
by Rudolph Kuchler, state land COM
missioner making the total amount
collected by the department and
turned over to the state treasurer for
the first five months of this year,
| s241, 500 Al. The collections for May.
Mr.. Kuchler said, were about equal
to the average monthly collections
for last year but the collections for
the first four months of this year
averaged greatly in excess of any one
month last year. The recapitulation
of the May report is as follows:
Sales, $15.175. "a; interest and rem
| tails, $21,924. 81: and fees. $2,193 45,
making a total of 1929 04. The
collections for the first four months
of this year are as follows: January.
| S51,722 90: February. S54,146 95;
March, s53,869 65, and April, s44,-
658.23
LAND BOARD MEETS--A meet
| ing of the state land board was held
yesterday afternoon in the office of
Governor Thomas e. Campbell. The
usual routine matters pertaining to
state lands We're discussed. The
board adjourned to meet again in
| special session on June 19 at which
| time hearings will be had OH the
applications for leases to state lands
| of the La Osa Land &, Cattle COM
| pany. Richard Ronsadt. and E. A.
Jacobs, over which there is con-