Arizona republican., 1922-06-28
FIRST PAVEMENT IN
MESA BUILT BY 2ND
BOND ISSUE IN Use

MESA. June 27-The first pave
ment to be laid in the Mesa district
since Twohy Brothers resumed work
under tho second bond issue was
opened to traffic Tuesday afternoon.
II included the half-mile stretch run
ming north on Hobson street from the
Mesa mill and a part OF the first
mie running east from the city nm
its on Lewis street.
Most of the mile of paving on
Lewis street from the city limits
east to the switching station VIII De
opened Wednesday and the remain
der of the mile will be opened by
the last of the week, it is expected.
Pouring of cement on the four miles
OF the Apache Trail from Mesa east
started this week and will be pushed
forward to completion. Other prof.
ects in the Mesa district are also be-
ing prepared for paving. with indi-
cations that practically all of the
work here will be completed by late
fall.
Arrest Still Operators
Mexican man and his wife were
arrested Monday by Constable Pick
ens on a ranch east of town on the
Roosevelt road. charged with the IL
iicit manufacturing of liquor. A still
said to have been in their possession
and used in the making of moon
shine was brought in with them to
be used as evidence.
Want Transportation
petition addressed to the trustees
of the Mesa Union high school dis
trict is being circulated asking that
Transportation be provided during the
the local schools who live at more
distant points. Several hundred sig
natures have already been secured
to the petition.
Governor Will Speak Here
Governor Thomas E. Campbell has
accepted an invitation from the Mu-
tual Improvement association of the
Maricopa stake to give the principal
address at a patriotic meeting TO be
held in the l.. d. s. auditorium next
Sunday evening. The governor Will
speak on "Good Citizenship" The
Indian school band will be prominent
on the program with a number of
selections and other interesting fea-
lures are promised. Following is the
program as now prepared for the
evening:
Opening son, America"
Invocation.
Song, ''The Flag Without a Stain,'
Harold Clary and company.
Reading. ITO the Sons of Freedom"
by Floyd Davis.
Address by Governor Campbell,
Good Citizenship
Flag exercises by the Lehi scouts,
with the congregation repeating in
choyus the pledge to the flag.
Scripture reading. D. L. Stapley.
with the congregation repeating in
chorus the NJ I. A. slogan for 1922
1923, I'VE stand for pure life,
through clean thought and action:
Song. Star Spangled Banner by
the congregation.
Playground IL Closed
The summer playground which has
been open at the Irving school since
the close of school. was closed Tues
day night for a period of two or
three weeks. pending time when
conditions will adjust themselves.
The threatening smallpox epidemic
and the fact that so MANY children
are Inconvenience with their vac
cinations has caused the temporary
closing.
Trial Is Postponed
Solos and Amelia Mcclure. charged
with disturbing the peace as the re-
suit of a quarrel in local restau-
rant one night last week. was sched-
uled to be heard by Judge c. A. Cave
Tuesday. 1t was postponed, how
ever, and will be held on July Z.
Depart for Camp
r. c. Galbraith. local photographer.
accompanied by his family. left Tues
day morning for Camp Creek, where
they win spend several days. Whey
will return to the valley and, follow
ing few days here, expect to leave
for Prescott and northern Arizona
TO spend the remainder of the sum-
mer f. E. Palmer will be in charge
of the Galbraith photo studio during
the owners absence.
Will Attend Summer School
Miss Ruth r. Huber. head of the
physical education branch in the
Mesa schools, expects to leave
Wednesday evening for Los Angeles,
where she will pass the summer.