Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
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IN CONGRESS JUNCTION-Mis
Ethel Snowden, president of the Ari-
zona state board of nurses exam
iners, Is spending q few weeks at
Congress Junction. Miss Snowden
went there to get a patient to bring
to the Phoenix hospital but on her
arrival found him too i'll to be moved.
She will return to Phoenix as soon
as her patient is well enough to
travel.
FIND MooNSHINE-Members Of
the sheriffs office and prohibition
officers searched the premises of NJ.
j. Wyers, 458 West Jackson street
last night and found a small quantity
of corn liquor which they confiscated
Wyers was not at home at the time
but a warrant was issued for his
arrest.
DEPoSIToRS TO MEET - The
depositors' committee of the Ex-
change Bank of Peoria, which closed
its doors during the week, has called
a meeting of the depositors of the
bank for 1880 o'clock tonight at the
Peoria Woman's club house.
RESUMES TAX INSPECTIONS
The Arizona tax commission yester-
day resumed the inspection of tax
able property in Maricopa county.
One days inspection trip was made
several days ago to the Chandler dis
trict and the commission with Harry
e. Peirce spent yesterday inspecting
property in the Buckeye district.
Each year the tax commission makes
an inspection of the property in each
county in the state.
VISITS LIVESTOCK BOARD -
Henry c. Boice of San Carlos, presi-
nf hn ri
association, was in Phoenix yesterday
on business with the livestock sani-
tary board.
DETAILED AS INSTRUCTOR -
According to information received
yesterday by Colonel Walter S. In
gals adjutant general of the Arizona
national guard, the war department
has recommended that Captain Louis
G. Arthur, Jr., Sind Field Artillery,
U. S. A., be detailed as instructor of
artillery with the national guard of
Arizona with headquarters at Flag
staff. AT present Captain Arthur is
stationed at Fort Bliss. He is ex-
pected, Colonel ingalls, said. to arrive
in Flagstaff before March Is.
RETURN FROM NORTH-Frank
p. Moore, chairman of the state live
stock sanitary board, and r. ]. Hight,
state veterinarian, returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Johns where they
conferred with the cattlemen of the
district relative to the eradication of
the scabbies in the cattle. Plans
were presented to the cattlemen for
combating the disease among the cat
tie In that district. They returned to
Phoenix by way of Klondike, as miles
north of Wilcox where they inspected
a reported hoof and mouth disease
said to be raging among the goats in
that district. Upon inspection the
disease was found to be mouth dis
ease only, known as necrobocillosis. 1t
can be eradicated successfully, Mr..
Hight said, by applications placed on
the infected parts.
TO PRESENT coMEDY-The La
veen Dramatic club will give an en-
tertainment consisting of a three
act comedy interspersed with read
ings and musical numbers and clos
ing with a negro minstrel act at the
Roosevelt Neighborhood club tonight
at 8:15 o'clock.
Is RECOVERING - The many
friends of Mrs. S. H. Wilcox will be
pleased to hear that she is improving
rapidly. Mrs. Wilcox recently UNDER
went an operation. She wishes to ex-
press her thanks to her friends for
their kindness during her illness
DOG Is MISSlNG-Paddy, a male
Boston terrier, six months old, has
been missing from his home at the
Doris rooms for the past week. He
has a white spot on his nose and a
white circle half way around his
neck. Anyone finding him will be re-
warded with more than thanks II
they direct him back to his domicile.
LICENSED TO WED-Licenes to
marry were issued to the following
yesterday: Macedonis Chavez, 2S,
Glendale, and Marcia Flores, 23,
Glendale; Jose Gomez, 25, Tempe,
and Refugio Soto, 10, Tempe; Chester
L. Byrd, 20, Phoenix. and Minnie Ir-
vim, 29, Phoenix.
CAVE CREEK ROAD IS GOOD
A great amount of interest is being
shown by local people and tourists
who have had the good fortune to
visit the site of the new dam on
Cave Creek. Motorists are finding
that good roads are being built
through Paradise Valley and also to
the dam. This eliminates the only
poor stretch Of road both to Cave
and Camp Creek, and will also make
the loop through Scottsdale, the des-
ert and via Hyatt's camp, then back
to Phoenix. This work is being done
voluntarily and speaks well for the
people of this district. A drive out
North Central, then the choice of
either trip is offered the Sunday
tourist.