Arizona republican., 1922-02-08
PHOENIX-Our Capt.
tol Park is one of the best
known State House parks
in the United States.
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TO BANQUET HIJsRANDe
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GERS OF the Washington Woman s
clup viii entertain their husbands
with banquet at the school houso
az I o'clock tomorrow night. All arc
requested to be PROMPT
CALLED BY MOTHERS III.
NESS-Mrs. Sim L. Byers and sister
Miss Sylvia Sell, left Monday night
Tor Bismarck, n. D., on account of
the serious illness of their mother.
Mrs. Katherine Sell. Miss Sell is q
student at the state normal school
at Tempe
w. C. r. U. TO META special
business meeting of the w. C. n. n.
Will be held at 3 80 o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the union headquarters
1901 West Monroe street. The meet :
ing was called by the president 10
a,scuss business of Importance.
GOES TO U. S. COURT-Thomas
A. Flynn, United States district at
torney left last night for Tucson.
Were he will attend the sessions of
the federal court there. Judge Will
liam H. Sawtelle will be in hoenix
Monday, Attorney Flynn announced
yestcrdsy, Uhen the report of the fed
er9l grand jury will be submitted TO
him
AviAToRs IN BUSINEss-I.ieu-
tenants Dewey Bartlo and Charles q.
stanton arrived in Phoenix recently
from Mather field, Sacramento. Cal.
where they have been engaged in fly
Ing the forest fire patrol of Califor-
MA They are qualified aviation me-
chanics as well as airplane pilots and
expect to engage in a general auto
mobile business at the home Of Lieu
tenant Bartlo's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Z. Everett, on North Orange road
north of Mcdowell road.
TO SERVE CHICKEN SUPPER
a chicken supper will be served at
the auditorium of the Creighton
school on Friday evening. Feb. 10.
under the auspices of the Creighton
Ladies Aid society. The ladies who
are to furnish chickens are requested
to bring them early on Friday after
noon. Everybody is invited to attend
NORTHUMBERLAND regu-
lar meeting Of the Murphy Riverside
Farm Bureau will be held this even
ing at 1880 at the Murphy school.
Fred TAFT will speak on Activities
OF the Farm Bureau and Possibilities
of the Hog Industry" will be ex-
planned in detail by A. G.. Wooley of
Chandler. 1t is hoped that his talk
will be an incetive toward forming
pig clubs among the school boys of
this district. All members are asked
to bring their song books. All farm
ers interested are cordially invited.
RECEPTION TO PASTOR The
Murphy community will give 4 re-
ception at the Murphy school house
tonight at 1880 o'clock for the Rev.
and Mrs. Dillingham;. The Rev. Mr..
Biilingham is the new pastor of the
M urphy Union Congregational
church. A special program has been
arranged and special music will be
given. Refreshments will be served
and all are invited to attend this re-
ception. An especial invitation is
extended to all the residents Of the
Murphy district. A good time is as
sured to all who come to give the
new pastor a hearty welcome.
RETURN FROM NEW YORK
President George ]. Stoneman and
superintendent Mike Harmon of the
Stargo Mining company at Clifton
returned yesterday from New York.
where they had gone for the purpose
OF negotiating for the erection of q
smelter on the property. There has
been an intensive development of the
ground for the last three years and
a great volume of ore has been
shipped to the smelters at El Paso
and Douglas. The Stargo's stock
holders consist almost entirely of
residents of Arizona.
TAX COMMISSION TO YUMA
The state tax commission left yes
terday for Yuma, the first stopping
place on its annual tour of inspection.
The commissioners will meet with
the county assessors of each county,
W mil
ferent classes Of property. before the
county officials complete their work
for the year on May 1. From Yuma
county the commission will go to Mo-
have county, where the general su-
pervision will be carried on. They
do not expect to return for at least
another 10 days. All three members
are making the trip, including
Charles r. Howe, chairman; Frank
Luke and f. A. Hughes.
SET MURDER CHARGE TRIAL
A demurrer filed yesterday by Pedro
Gonzales to charge of assault with
intent to commit murder was over
ruled by Judge Stanford, and Con-
zales then pleaded not guilty to the
charge. The case was set for trial
on March II. The charge against
Gonzales arises from the alleged
shooting by him Of his sweetheart,
Josefina Contreras, because of her
refusal to marry him. The affair
took place in Mesa on Jan 21, 1922.
and for a time it was feared that
Miss Contreras was fatally wound
ed, but she survived and is reported
to be recovering rapidly. The bullet
entered the right side of the abdomen
and came out under the shoulder
blade.