Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
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DOG WANTS HOME-A young male shepherd dog at 5l5 West Madison street wants a good home. The canine is a valuable specimen and will make someone a good pet.
 NEW NOTARIES-Commissions to practice as notaries public in Arizona ! were yesterday granted to H. A. Hatch, Woodruff; Mcdonald Robinson, Will l Hams, and George w Elias, Phoenix WOULD ISSUE BONDS-The Ari- zona Securities and Investment com
 pany having requested permission from the state corporation commission to is
 sue bonds, a hearing will be held on
 that matter this morning at o'clock at the corporation commission offices in the state house.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation have been filed in the of
 fices of the state corporation commits
 sion by the following new concerns in
 Arizona: Brooks Consolidated Mining
 company; Great Mammoth Copper
 company Hercules Arizona Mining Co.,, Investors Oil and Gas company,
 Peoples Refining company. ,
 AUCTlONEER FOR U. S.-Col. L. Byrens, auctioneer for the United States of America, will leave this morning for San Francisco, where he will sell a $62.000 bankrupt stock. Soon after his return in a couple of weeks
 he will leave for Philadelphia to dis. pose of a bankrupt stock there. MOEUR REAPPOINTED-William A. Moeur, state land commissioner. was yesterday unanimously reappointed to
 that office at a meeting of the state land board at the state house. The
 board is composed of the governor. | oTafn nt fnf fQfA fro ar state auditor and attorney general.
 MAY CONSOLIDATE SCHOOLS A mass meeting will be held at the Osborn school auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock for the purpose of thoroughly discussing the feasibility and adyjsa
 bility of consolidating the Osborn school with School District No. l of Phoenix. A large attendance is de- sired.
 HEARINGS AT YUMA-Two hear 1 ings will be held at Yuma shortly by
 the state corporation commission, both
 on June IS. The first hearing will be Ton the application of the Yuma Light,
 Gas and Water company to issue
 bonds. The second hearing will be on
 the application of the same corporation
 to discontinue the service of unfiltered
 water.
 DEATH OF WILBUR CHtPPS-
 Word was received yesterday of the
 death at the home of his parents
 in Mt. Gilead, Ohio of Wilbur Chipps who spent last fall and winter in this city Q He was accompanied by his wife He left here some three months
 ago for his home and his decline from
 that time was rapid. MT. Chipps was
 about 24 years of age.
 CAIEDONlANS-The Daughters of
 Caledonia gave a pleasant picnic at
 Eastlake Park last night. There were present beside the members of the so- ciety, several members of the Caledon ian society, husbands and brothers of the Daughters. It was C regular meet ing of the society and the picnic a basket affair. was an added but de- lightful incident
 ANSWERS SERVICE CAlL-How- ard C. Marmon, president of the Nor dyke X Marmon company, which man ufactures Marmon autos, has been called to Washington to take complete charge of the development of motors for the army airplane service. accord ing to word reaching Phoenix yester- day. Marmon has accepted the gov ernment call and has been given the rank of captain.