Mohave County miner., 1916-11-11
CFrom Friday,s Daily Miner.l

week ending November 4, just re- leased for publication, follows:
 An order was issued under date of November 2, 1916, requiring the lief fern Cooperative Consolidated Gold
 Mining and Milling company, invest ment docket No. 91, to appear before the commission with all of their books, papers, etc., on November 27, for the purpose of having same examined by the commission.
 An order was issued by the commits sion under date of November 2, grant ing an extension of time to November %, m which to satisfy or answer com plaint in docket No. 371, Arizona Her cules Copper company vs. the Ray and Gila Valley Railway company-this complaint being the result of the re- fusal of the Ray and Gila Valley Rail road to extend it's side tracks and spurs to the mining property of the Arizona Hercules Copper company.
 The Southern Pacific company filed, on October 30, an application in com missions docket No. IA, requesting an order of the commission to vacate, set aside or modify certain parts of the commissions order in docket No. IA and general order No. 13 and certain parts of supplementary order made and entered in docket No. 14, wherein the commission decreed that the Ari- zona Eastern and Southern Pacific would be considered as one line and not permitted to charge the arbitrary allowed for two-line haul. This case was set for hearing on Monday, Janu- ary 8, 1917.
 An opinion and order was rendered in docket No. 332, granting the South srn Pacific and Fl Paso and South western authority to refund to A. S. Henderson of Patagonia, Ariz., S12.13, due to overcharge on carload of hay moving from St. David to Patagonia over the lines of the Southern Pacific and Fl Paso and Southwestern when the direct route of the Southern Pa cific between these two points was washed out and traffic of necessity di- verted over the two lines via Fair banks, which resulted in a higher rate.
 Under date of November 2, 1916, special order No. 66 was issued, di- rected to the Jerome Verde Contact Copper company, ordering all moneys collected by said company, it's agents 1 or representatives to be returned to the subscribers for "Pre-organization stock'; a complete report of the com pany's transactions in the matter of selling stock and disposition of pro- ceeds derived therefrom, to be filed with the commission on or before No vember 15, 1916; also said company to notify each subscriber of alleged "pre- organization stock" that same has been so subscribed without the au- thority of the commission being grant ed therefor and that refund to said subscribers shall be made forthwith; that said company should forward to the commission a copy of its minute entry and copy of it's letter to such | subscribers.
 An order was issued on October 31, investment docket No. 556, denying application of Distaff Chloride Mining company for authority to sell it's se- curities in Arizona under the provi- sions of chapter 69, laws of the first state legislature of Arizona, approved May IS, 1912.
 Fourteen investment company per mits were issued to domestic com panies granting them authority to sell stock in the state. The names of the companies, amount of stock author ized to be sold and the price per share are as follows:
 P. D. Extension Copper company, Morenci, Arizona. 100000 shares at soc.
 Geronimo Mining company, Miami, Arizona, 9,OOO,OOO shares at soc.
 Two Peaks Mining company, Tur- ner, Arizona, 100000 shares at 25c 100000 shares at soc and 100000 shares at $1.
 Non-breakable Spring Mfg. com pany, Prescott, Arizona, 4S,OOO shares at soc.
 Manifest Copper and Shelter com pany, Globe, Arizona, 6O,OOO shares at 15c and 50,OOO shares at 25c. SUBMARINE SIGHTED ..