Arizona republican., 1922-04-24
FLORENCE HI TEAMS
SHOW CRED|TADLY IN
TRACK AND BASEBALL

in the Salt River Valley track and
field meet on the Normal athletic
field. The following boys accompa-
MED by r. A. Brock made the trip;
Clarence Knight, Archie Boring, Eu-
gene Chandler Robert Crow, Ray
mond Black, Frank Southgate and
William Elliott. :.
The Florence high school baseball
team opened the season last Friday
by defeating the Casa Grande high
school nine in an II 1-inning game by
the score of 10 to .. The game was
exciting from start to finish and was
featured by the heavy hitting OF
both teams.
On wednesday afternoon the Flor
ence high baseball team defeated the
Sacaton Indians by score of 16 to
II. Both teams played well. The
pitching of Crow and knight was too
much for the Indians.
III. o. Morrison, state examiner and
his assistant, have been here the past
few days examining the books at the
court house.
N. o. Benscoe of the Bankhead
service station has installed a new
Haywood vuIcanizing machine, which
is one of the best machines OF It's
| kind in the county. This work VII
be in charge OF S. F. Larrabee. VINO
is an expert vulcanizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bryan and
daughter Marciel were Phoenix vlsl-
tors wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dugald Stewart are
| in Phoenix attending the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Miss Lola LeBaron is in PhoenlS
attending the Grand Lodge OF ODD
Fellows.
MAYOR J. q. Keating was Phoe-
nix visitor Friday.
J. r. Jennings, OF the agriculture
| department of the high school has
purchased O. new Durant touring car
which he drove home from PhoeniS
| Sunday.
y. o. Devine left for Phoenix Sum
day where he will attend the Crane
Lodge of odd Fellows
w. /. Davidson spent Friday and
Saturday in Phoenix.
! Heinie Schewel was in PhoenlS
Friday and Saturday on business.
Mrs. Ben s. Wilson of Casa Grande
who is a member of the child well
| fare board, was a Florence visitor
Monday.
DR., J. A. Crump of New York city
| is a visitor at the home OF DR.. Thom-
as MacRae.
Don Kellner of Superior was Wis
iting friends in Florence Sunday.
r. A. Montgomery of Ray was in
Florence Wednesday attending to
business matters.
The Maccabees entertained Monday
night with a bridge party. Highest
honors were awarded Mrs. Marion
Drace and J. r. Treat and consola-
ton prizes were given Mrs. Maurice
Cook and A. L. BARTLETT
The juniors of the Florence union
high school entertained with tacky
dance Friday evening in the high
was especially decorated for the oc-
casion. Light refreshments were
served.
The Florence chamber or commerce
held a meeting Tuesday at the CoZy
Cafe where the members had lun-
cheon after which a business session
was held. Resolutions were passed
by the chamber to petition Governor
| Campbell and the state highway de-
partment to designate the Bankneau
| highway through Florence as prl-
mary seven per cent federal aid road
| This same resolution is being adopt
ed by all the southern border coun-
ties. Judge o. ]. Baughn of the san
| Carlos committee of six asked tna'
| the city council be requested to make
May 10th a holiday SO that the wnoie
| town might celebrate the deolcatlof
OF the diversion dam. Another inter-
estipp feature presented to the cham
| her of commerce was Senator CAM
eron's bill which he has placed bef0ge
| congress. This bill is primarily f1l
| the relief of the Pima Indians in Pl-
nal county who are at present N
! straitened circumstances. The oil
provides for an appropriation o.
| S75. 600 for road work which Will give
| the indians employment. The cham
her OF commerce decided to boost this
bill and will try to see it through :
Messrs., John Zellweiger, 0. J
Baughn. Charles Gorham, j. G. keat'
! ing and Heinie Schewel went to Su'
! perior early Tuesday morning Tor .
conference with w. c. Browning u
reference to having the terminal o.
| the Magma Superior standard gauge
railroad at Florence instead or MAG
ma. Mr.. Browning stated that TINS
would be impossible as the expense
would he too much. The four million
! dollar bond issue has been authorized
/ and will be offered to the stockhoia-
ers on the 18th of May and TO the
general public on June 10Th. The
| mining company expects to make ex'
/ tended improvements at superior
| such as erecting a smelter and en-
| larging the concentrating plant.
Theodore Rector and Miss agnes
Eva Wallace of Phoenix We're MAJ.
ried by Justice of the Peace Z. "
StiIlman on Tuesday afternoon.
| James Vincent and Listiana Pablo
| Pima Indians, We're issued a nlarrlagt
| license wednesday afternoon.
Judge George p. Stovall of Superl'
| or was a Florence visitor "Wednesday
E. Fl. Doty. who was recently ap'
pointed United States commissioner
had his first criminal cases Wednes'
day afternoon. The first case wa;
against Alberto Marrisel for th'
| manufacture of liquor Marrise
waived hearing and was bound ovel
I to the federal court and was unable
to furnish a bond of $780,. Juan Fede.
rico was arraigned for running a still
and waived hearing; he was bount
over to federal court under $500 bond
He. too, was unable to give bond.
A marriage license was issued x
| ReueI Brewer Hancock and Mis-:
| Edith May Sargent of Casa Grande.
Francisco A. Garcia and Virginis
Bufonda Of Florence were married a.
/ the office Of Justice of the Peace r
w. Stilln1an on Monday afternoon.