Arizona republican., 1915-06-02
NO GALES APPLICATION -Tf

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 NO GALES APPLICATION = The duplication of the Nogales Electric
 Light, Ice and Water company for permission to issue notes to the
 amount of S25,000 will be heard by the corporation commission June It
 at 10 a. m.
 | LADIES' AID MEET-The Ladies
 Aid Society of the Zion Evangelical
 Lutheran church will hold a meeting
 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Campbell, 76S East Pierce
 street All members are urged to at tend.
 HERALDS OF LIBERTY-The ap- plioation of the Heralds of Liberty
 for permission to do business in the state of Arizona will be heard by 1.-the corporation commission Friday,
 June 1. The license of the organi- zation vas revoked in February after an investigation by the commission. i HAYDEN CIRCLE DANCE Gila Valley Grove, No. 21. WoOdman Circle, | of Hayden, will give a dance on Sat ] uTday evening, June ,, in the National
 Theater A seven piece orchestra has i been engag ged for the occasion, com posed of the best musicians available
 in Hayden. The dance promises to be ] the social event of the season. I LAWN FETE-The lawn fete given i By St. Marys Altar Society last even
 ing opposite St Mary's cathedral was 1 largely attended. and the affair was greatly enjoyed by the large crowd. ] Games for the children, an entertain
 ment was follow by an auction of var
 ious articles prepared by members of ! the society. Music for the affair was furnished by the Indian School band.
 WOULD ISSUE BONDS-Applica-
 tion was filed yesterday with the corporation commission by the Southern Pacific company for per
 mission to issue first refunding mortgage bonds sufficient to net { $500, ,556.99. The companys applica-
 tion states that this amount has been expended in additions and better ments during the past six months. i The commission will hear the appli-
 cation June 14.
 l ELLISON-BAR Befor Q l Judge Stanford in his chambers yes terday afternoon Miss Madge Bar
 worth and Scott Lewis Ellison, of Mesa, were united in marriage. The | young couple were attended by A. F. ! Barworth father of the bride, and Mrs H. A. Dobson, of Mesa. The bridal party following the ceremony had wedding dinner at the Hotel Adams. after which they departed for the future home. south of the Gila i river.
 WOODMEN AT GLENDALE - | Members of Phoenix Camp, Wood men of the World will tonight jour
 to ha the guests of the members of the camp of the thriving little city. A special car has been provided for the l occasion. The gathering is open to all members of the order, their wives and friends who wish to join the
 party. The special car will leave
 BerryhilFs corner at o'clock sharp.
 Even the motorman and conductor will be Woodmen and this means
 that the party will be we'll taken care of. A pleasing program has
 been prepared for the occasion BAREBACK IN TOWN-C E. Far back, district manager for the Philip Carey Roofing Company with head
 quarters at Denver is in Phoenix.
 Farback is here checking up past
 business and planning future work with the Bennett Lumber company
 the state agents for the well-known Philip Carey asbestos roofing. MT
 Farback has recently returned from an extended eastern trip and says
 that conditions in Arizona, compara-
 lively speaking, are most satisfactory
 and that in his opinion it is quite
 remarkable the way Phoenix, in spite
 of many factors. has continued to | forge ahead.