Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
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HERE ON VISIT-Mrs. $. E. ChiI- ders and son are here from Ray on brief visit.
 IS IN NOGALES-A. E. SteIzer. sec retary to the corporation commission, is in Nogales for the week end on state business.
 ANOTHER NEW NoTARY-Acting Gov. Nit Simms yesterday issued a no- tarial commission to W. M Shirk of Clifton.
 GOING TO TUcsoN-w. 4. Mouer. state land commissioner will leave to- day for several days absence in Tucson on business connected with the state land department.
 RAPIDLY IMPROVtNG-Mrs F. B. Fragle of 2S5 North Sixth avenue, who was operated upon at the St. Josephs hospital last Thursday, IS reported to be rapidly improving.
 LEAVE FOR EAST-Peter Ryan of the Ryan Vehicle company has left for the east, where he will make an ex- tended visit. He is accompanied by his family. They will return about the first of September
 REOPEN MUSEUM ROOM - The museum room at the public library containing the loan exhibit which has been collected and displayed under the direction of the Phoenix chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, has been rearranged, shelves and cases have been added and the relics are much more advantageously displayed.
 GRANT STOCK PERMITS-The corporation commission yesterday is- sued permit to the Tucson Baseball association to sell 2400 shares of it's treasury stock at $5 a share. The Gray Metals company was granted a permit to sell 10000 shares of it's stock at 50 cents a share
 
 N Y, police department asking that 1 Waldo Edward Drew be apprehended l and held on charge of desertion. 1 Officer Jack McGrath had a man in custody who answered to that name. Drew is being held at the city jail to await more details from Troy off, | cials.
 ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-on motion of his brother. B. H. Gibbs. a land attorney of this city, Henry C. 1 Gibbs was admitted to practice law in | this state by the supreme court yes- terday. His credentials were from the supreme court of the District of Co., lumbia. On motion of Attorney Gen. eraI Wiley E. Jones and credentials 1 from the suprme court of New Mexico. l V. R. N. Greaves was also admitted to practice.
 I OFF TO GRAND clRcuIT-J. c. Adams left last night for the east to f accompany HIS S4Il1S Ol nOISSS ONei 1 the circuit. They will start first al Canton, Ohio, and after that at Akron and then at Youngstown After that l he will be three weeks at Cleveland MT. Adams expects to be absent from Phoenix for the test of the summer Similar trips for several years past have proved profitable as well as ! pleasant outings.
 FORM soMERToN C. OF C.-The i Somerton chamber of commerce filed articles of incorporation with the cor poration commission yesterday giving it's capital stock as S10,000, divided into 1000 shares at a par value of S10 g \ share. T. Fl. Dick is named as presf- dent of the chamber of commerce wIicf will boost the climate. soil, agriculture and mining in the SOmerton district Other directors include Ike Chaser vice president: Aubrey A. Moody treasurer and Guy Mccain. A. B. Ham J. c. Inturif anG A. O. Inturff and A. O Broussard
 LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON-F \. Jones. member of the corporation commission. will leave tonight fol Washington, D. C.. where he will tes. tify at the hearing before the inter state commerce commission in tn, [ freight rate case. Mir. Jones will en- deavor to see that Arizona is not un. duly burdened in the general advance in freight rates which the railroad' l
 ests of Arizona, not only by his tes
 timony, but by oral argument, whicl
 will close the hearing on June 24. Or June 30 Mir. Jones will go to Chicago
 to argue the graded rate case in whicl
 he made a splendid record at the SaT ] Francisco hearing held two weeks ago
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY-Ignaci, Felix yesterday pleaded not guilty be fore Justice Mckee on a charge of rob
 bery and was returned to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bono of S1000. The case will be heard nex Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Int complaining witness. G. H. Haywood q negro, alleges Felix held him up a the point of a gun Thursday afternoon | and took s100 from him. Haywood
 said he was in the act of paying the
 Mexican for some work. Tn court yes
 terday Felix said he had been met witl promises to pay soon by Haywood foi
 two weeks, and Thursday, after th'
 negro drew a knife on him. he said, h, | took the amount due him as wages l Felix was arrested soon after the af