Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
NEW UTILITIES HEAD
At TEMPE TOOK HIS
OFFICE ON MONDAY

Tempe, March Beginning with
Monday the new superintendent OF
public utilities Of Tempe will be on
the Job regularly. He will have charge
OF the electric gas, water, sewer,
street, irrigation and sprinkling ac-
tivities of the town.
A supply of blank forms to be used
in the handling Of the gas and elec-
trio department have just been re-
ceived at the town office. They were
prepared under the direction of Mr..
IS. n. Carter, electrical engineer OF the
firm of Vincent Bros. and Carter OF
Phoenix.
Fire Department Has Drill
The Tempe fire department had its
regular drill Sunday. The truck
moved off in fine style and the men
showed up in good form.
City Hall Notes
All delinquent sewer assessments
should be paid to the town clerk at
once. otherwise it will be necessary
to make the collections through the
city attorneys office.
Dog taxes are now due and notice
is given to all residents Of Tempe
keeping logs within the city limits
that the canine be muzzled or kept
securely tied at home. This Is in
conformity to the ordinance of Tempe
and in co cooperation with the sheriff
office of Maricopa county.
Recently there have been a consid-
erable number OF horses and cattle
taken up on the streets and placed IN
the town pound. 1t is suggested by
the town officials that those having
stock, repair their fences and thus
save themselves unnecessary pound
~ ,.,,,a,.~ axanne was dragged and
put in good shape Saturday.
G. Il. Dorsey has finished laying
: 2056 square feet Of sidewalks for the
town at a rate of 16 cents per square
foot. the larger part being at the IN
4 tersections Of 4th, 5th and 6th streets
along the east side OF Mill avenue
The game in the Salt River Base
hall league series that was postponed
from March II, viii be played Tues
day afternoon March 2S, at 4:UV
O'Clock on the Tempe high diamond
Batteries will be: A. Hon, pitcher,
and c. Garrison, catcher Please
come. the boys want your support,
Neiqhborhood Club Meets
The Neighborhood club was enter-
tanned Monday afternoon at the nome
Of Mrs. Louisa Schoshusen ana all
the ladies spent a pleasant time.
Light refreshments were served at
the close OF the meeting. The next
regular meeting, which viii be TWO
weeks from now, will be IN the form
OF desert picnic and dinner VIII
be prepared over a camp fire'
s Here from Glendale
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walker and chill
dren Of Glendale are guests at the
Thompson Walker home in East
Tempe.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Brandt and little
daughter Genevieve, are expected TO
arrive from Stafford in few days TO
spend a month in Tempe with Mrs.
Brandts parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. y.
Moss. -.
spent the winter with Miss Monty
leaves for her home IN Aoerueen' es,l I
South Dakota, Tuesday evening. she
will go by way of Arkansas, where
she will visit a brother and thence
to Chicago to visit sister.
M. E. Church Notes
The basket lunch and social famliy
hour after church in the basement
was 4 decided success and those VINO
enjoyed it are planning to meet again
in a similar manner. .,a;..
Several members Of the Me thoaisI
church are planning to attend an OF
part of the two day Distf1cS Ms
sionarv meeting held in Phoenix
.rrhnrsdav and Friday. Any one who
would like to go and has no convey
ance should call the pastor or MIS-
Hambly
The Junior class of the Iempe
ITnion high school will present pro-
gram. April Follies. in the auditorium
SATURDAY evenings. April i. The par
ficipants are working hard under tne
direction of their class monitor, MISS
Zella Yocum, and expect 70 glvS :
,e,ast anioyable entertainment. Billy