Arizona republican., 1914-08-26
BACK FROM THE NORTH-G

BACK FROM THE NORTH-G. H. Bolin, state mine inspector, returned yesterday from a trip through the northern part of the state.
 MONiAL-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Ernest Had lock and Dora Allen, both of Maricopa county; and to Alfred H. Bell and FL len Harris, both Maricopians
 MRS. BROWN vISlTS-Mrs Anna V. Brown, who spent a year in Phoenix several years ago, is stop ping over on her way to California with her brother, pr. C. A. Van der Veer of 607 North Third avenue.
 RAILROAD MEN HERE-R. R. Seeds, representing the Fl Paso Rock Island system, and E. G. Mustain of the Tucson office of the Fl Paso Southwestern system, were visitors to the city yesterday
 HANDSOME DAUGH ERA handsome daughter made her. ap- pearance at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Ross, 346 West Monroe street yesterday The little girl came with the first rays of sunshine of the day. and she is already proving a perfect ray of sunshine in the happy home
 WiNSLOW TO HAVE GAs-The Winslow Gas company was yesterday grantd permission to sell stock to the amount of s60,000 for the construction of d gas plant at Winslow. application to that effect having been made last week to the corporation commission Work on ibo new plant is to begin inn mediately
 GRANTED APPLICATION The corporation commission yesterday granted the application of the Phoenix Railway company for permission to ex- tend the Brill line to Sheridan street in Syndicate place The commission S order requires the company to con- struct and maintain standard pave ment on and beside it's tracks when ever any of the streets used are paved
 NEW MINING vENTuRE-Articles incorporating Las fAnimas Peak Gold Mine company Swere filed with the county recorder yesterday The com pany has a capital stock of one million dollars which is to be put out in a million shares each of the par value of 1 s1. and will transact general mining business in all it's branches. The in- lcorporators. H. R. Daggs and w. E Mulligan are Phoenix business men. LOWER RATES oRDERED-Tht corporation commission yesterday rendered an opinion in the complaint of Sam F. Webb ct al. vs. the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph com | pany, directing the company to submit | to the commission plan of proposed I rates which will put subscribers al Meridian on practically the same basis as to charges as before the Consoli
 dated and Overland Telephone com. panies were taken over by the Noun tain States company. The compan, | is given until September 15 within which to submit the new schedule O
 rates to the commission.
 LAWN IS LOoSE-Jarnes P. Lav
 in of the U. s. land office would n'
 more look at a piece of work thi
 morning than he would fly. Becaus
 a local bank phoned MT. Lavin yes terday that considerable sum o
 money had been deposited there t
 his credit-the result of the sale o
 some valuable timber lands in tn
 state of Washington. Lavin left tn
 land office on the leap. He gathcre
 in his collar and tie, and made tn
 hank corner in four goodly bounds
 When he greeted the smiling cashie
 -rumor says-he still carried tn
 said collar and tie in his hands. H
 immediately took advantage of leav
 Of absence until September 30.