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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1947

Page

2

Third gas line eyed to meet Tucson needs from El Paso corps

Tucson Gas Electric Light Power officials say a third natural gas line, built by El Paso Natural Gas Co under a 3.323 million dollar pipe mains program, will connect via Alvernon Road and initially serve as emergency capacity. The projected line spans 83 miles with 4.5 to 16 inch pipes, a dehydration plant, and a gas purification facility to boost supply for peak loads and support Phoenix power needs.

Arizona Tucson Itg J. R. Snider Claude H.webber Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company el Paso Natural Gas Company Alvernon Road el Paso Webber uThe Company Arizona Corporation Commission iThe el Paso Company Phoenix

City Briefs Forsythe professor to speak at Baha'i meeting

University of California professor Forsythe will discuss World Faith for World Freedom at a Baha'i gathering at 2300 Winsett Boulevard on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The event is hosted by the local Baha'i group.

Forsythe Ward University of California Winsett Boulevard

Veterans of Foreign Wars Band Rehearsal Postponed

The regular weekly Veterans of Foreign Wars band rehearsal scheduled for Tuesday night has been postponed to next week according to an official announcement.

Army veterans return from Pacific duty on leave

Gapts Louis A. Wilson of 5500 Camino Real and Peter F. McCann of 3726 East Fourth Street travel home for leave. They have served with the Army’s Marianas-Bonins command in the West Pacific.

Louis A. Wilson Camino Real Peter F. McCann East Fourth Street Army B.g

San Carlos Reservoir reports gains as storage rises

48 hours ending Dec 29 7 am shows available storage 396 acre feet with a 36 acre foot gain in the previous 24 hours. Naval Reserve Recruiting announces enlistment of two men in active reserves and lists names. Two new seagraves fire pumpers to be displayed on Scott Street with service to follow after tests Tuesday. Arizona Law faculty attend American Law Schools meeting in Chicago returning by Jan 5. Building permit issued for a brick duplex at 1822 East Eighth Street valued at 10 640 dollars.

San Carlos Reservoir Naval Reserve William Carl Joseph Otto Consolidated Dwellings Charles Nieukerck Clark III Carthay Circle Seagraves Scott Street Congress Broadway Harry Shiff East Eighth Street

Engineer Recommends Doctrine for Underground Water Use

G. B. Smith irrigation engineer at the University of Arizona argues for a three principle underground water code considering return flow, appropriation for channeled and unchanneled water, and local district control. He urges public declaration of groundwater, inclusion of surface water, and universal application of the appropriation doctrine to safeguard irrigation development.

G. BE. P. Smith University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station Pima County Bar Association Smith Arizona Phoenix California Wloy Valley Hloy Valley Eloy Valley San Fernando Valley

Meat-Handling License Deadline Approaches in Arizona

Southern Arizona meat dealers face a January 1 deadline for 1948 meat handling licenses. Sheriff Sol E. Rhea said four retailers sought details after a prior warning, noting all fresh meat retailers must license or risk up to $100 fine or 100 days in jail. Licenses cost $10 and are available at Rhea's office or the sheriff's office in the county courthouse.

Arizona Sol E. Rhea Rhea

Pickpocket Steals Caldwell Wallet on Congress Street

Erskine Caldwell Jr reports his billfold was lifted Monday afternoon after he parked on Congress street. He only noticed the wallet missing after returning home. it contained identification cards and about $16. The incident was reported to city police.

Erskine Caldwell, Jr Hl Encanto Congress Street

Watch Night Service Sponsored by Wesley Foundation

A watch night service sponsored by the Wesley Foundation of the First Methodist Church will be held from 11 p m until midnight Wednesday. Communion will be administered.

Wesley Foundation The First Methodist Church

Freeway Land Appraised At 656 425 In Tucson Plan

A Tucson real estate committee valued land for a proposed limited access freeway at 656 425 covering 145 parcels within city limits. The mayor and council will meet to consider calling a bond election and other items including downtown parking meters and a 355 968 tax authorization.

Tucson Real Estate Board Tucson Nicholas City Hall Downstown Chamber of Commerce Tax Commission W. Reese Lowe M. B. Hodges Sam Elrod 4. A. Courtlea Mark Kiafter Wilbur Grover W. Stuart Nicholas Ofr-An- Appraisal

Woman Shoots Herself After Family Quarrel

Mrs Mildred Miller of Anklam road was treated at St Marys hospital for a .32 caliber chest wound after deputies say she shot herself Monday night following a quarrel with her husband Tony. She recovered and told officers she acted out of anger saying they had been getting along swell previously.

Mildred Miller Anklam Road St. Mary’s Hospital Tony Miller

Mrs Clara Thomas Succumbs At Home

Mrs Clara D Thomas, 53, died at her 738 East 20th street home Monday afternoon. She had lived in Tucson the past two years. She is survived by her husband Robert two brothers Bayliss and William Haynes three sisters Mrs Mary Walker Mrs Gertrude Williams and Mrs Leila Jefferson and her mother Mrs Mary Haynes. The mother and sisters of the deceased woman all live in Portland Oregon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Reillys.

Clara D. Thomas East 20Th Street Tucson Thomas Robert Bayliss William Haynes Mary Walker Gertrude Williams Leila Jefferson Mary Haynes Portland Ore Reilly’s

Snow Drifts Grow as Mountain Snow Intensifies

Snow piles up in the mountains with estimates of two inches on the ground at Mt Lemmon and a foot expected by day’s end. In Tucson the weather turns across the area as a violent morning thunderstorm rolls in. Local store operator T H Zimmerman notes rapid snowfall with sledding activity starting early. The forecast warns temperatures dropping to near 28 degrees at night.

Mt. Lemmon T. H. Zimmerman Summerhaven Tucson Zimmerman Old Pueblo

Services Scheduled For Milo W Porter

Final rites for Milo W Porter 69 who died Sunday evening in a local hospital are set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Williams Mortuary followed by cremation at South Lawn Memorial Park. Porter of 327 South Fourth Avenue is survived by two daughters Thyra P Kennedy Snyder NY and Lorena Davis South Norwalk Conn.

Milo W. Porter Williams Mortuary South Lawn Memorial Park Porter South Fourth Avenue Thyra P. Kennedy Snyder N. Y Lorena Davis South Norwalk Conn

$25 000 Suit Filed In Court

Juan Vega filed a $25,000 damages suit in superior court naming Roy Laws of Occidental Bus Lines as defendant. Vega alleges injuries from a Sept 11 accident at South Bightly Ave and 29th Street caused by bus driver Joseph E. Smith. He claims a broken right leg and internal injuries possibly permanent and seeks $20,000 compensatory and $5,000 punitive damages. attorney Sidney Weissberger represents Vega.

Roy Laws Occidental Bus Lines Juan Vega South Bightly Avenue 29Th Street Vega Joseph E. Smith Atty Sidney Weissberger

Two Prison Terms Meted in Superior Court

Garth Morgan and Benjamin M. Wharton, both 28, received prison terms in Florence after criminal arraignments before Judge Lee Garrett. Morgan drew 2 to 3 years for a bad check charge and must start serving after probation, while Wharton got 3 to 4 years for burglary.

Superior Garth Morgan Benjamin M. Wharton Florence Lee Garrett Morgan Gle Joseph W. Tang Flamingo Club Jacome’s Department Stores Sears-Roebuck Atty Bryce H. Wilson Garrett Wharton Warton Arizona State Prison

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