Arizona republican., 1922-05-11
localities
no PEREEcr ORGANIZATION

TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION -
Permanent organization of a local
branch of the Native Sons and
Daughters of Arizona will be per-
fected this morning at a meeting to
be held at o'clock in the Water
Users building. Officers will be
elected and the report of a commit
tee appointed to draw up constitu-
tion and bylaws will be heard All
members of the association and other
native sons and daughters who may
wish to join are requested to be
present at the meeting today.
TO START NEW ROAD-Gover-
nor Thomas r. Campbell has written
the state highway department advis-
ing it to go ahead with the construc-
tion of a road from Holbrook to Lup-
ton parallel with the Santa Fe tracks,
according to an announcement made
yesterday by Thomas Maddox, state
engineer. The stretch of road is SIS
miles in length and runs eastward to-
ward Gallup, n. M. The project will
not be federal aid one but will be
a state road. 1t is planned to spend
about $4,000 in repairing and grad
ing the road. In order that the traf-
fic arriving at the New Mexico line
from Gallup will be drawn into the
state. The construction of the road
will be started in the near future as
soon as a force with a caterpillar and
large grader is available from some
of the other state jobs.
LEAVES $51,575 ESTATE - Carl
August Erickson who died here last
April, left an estate of $51.575, ac-
cording to an inventory made by his
son, Iver Erickson, who filed petit
ton for letters of administration in
the probate court yesterday. The
petition sets forth that the estate
consists of stocks, bonds, mortgages
and real estate. In addition to the
petitioner. the heirs are Anna Maria
Erickson. the widow, and her daugh-
ter Hilda Maria Erickson.
DIVORCE ASkED-C. A. LaPlant
filed suit in the superior court yes
terday for a divorce from Artemisa
LaPlant, alleging desertion.
COPIES FOR ALL-Although there
has been a heavy demand for copies
of the financial code and the appro-
priation bills, Con c. Cronin, state
librarian, announces that there will
be enough copies for all who wish
them if they will call at the law and
legislative library in the state capi-
toll The law does not provide for
mailing the copies, he said, and those
who wish one must call for it. The
two bills were ordered printed by the
senate for distribution, and all copies
left over after copies had been sent
to all county and state officials were
turned over to Mr.. Cronin to be dis
tributed.
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs -
There are kilograms. at the Western
Union for w. M. Lewis Monica Gull
len and Mrs Ira Lewis.
MADISON CLUB DANcE-The
Madison Improvement club will have
its last dance of the season tonight.
with especially satisfying music fur
nished by Venne's orchestra. These
dances have been a source of fort
nightly pleasure, not only for the
members OF the club, but for the
residents of the district as well. and
it is always with regret that the pat
rons of the affair see them end.
JUNIOR GUILD MEETS TODAY
The Junior Guild win meet today at
the home of Mrs. Henry George, 1922
North Second street. The meeting
will be an all day sewing affair. and
all members are requested to be
present
STORY HOUR SATuRDAY-The
last Story Hour for the season will
be held at the ID. A. r. museum room
in the School Administration build
ing, 331 North First avenue next Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An
interesting travelogue on Egypt will
feature the afternoons program
Children are especially invited to at
tend.
SUPERIOR EDITOR HERE =
Among the visitors called to Phoenix
by the Cameron dinner and the Re-
publican get-to- gether meeting on
Tuesday night were Mr., and Mrs. ii
H. Heiner of Superior. Mr.. Heiner
is the owner and editor of the lively
Superior Sun
ZION /. A. S., TO MEET-The
Ladies Aid society of Zion Lutheran
church will meet this afternoon al
2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. II. &
Leiber. 1916 West Monroe street.
EASTERN STAR PlCNlC-All
members of Queen Esther chapter
Order of the Eastern Star. who ex-
pect to attend the union picnic on
Friday evening at the rifle range are
asked to notify Mrs. Lilly Ellis. tele-
phone 3745.