Arizona republican., 1921-07-28
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 GOING TO LOS ANeELEs-Mrs. Gus Summerfield will leave Saturday for Los Angeles, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Clara White will leave Satur- day for San Francisco, where she will spend the vacation period.
 COUPLE WILL MARRY li- cense to marry was issued yesterday to Francisco l.. Salcido, 24. and Els peranza R. Paz, IT, both of Phoenix. DIR. BROWN GOES EkST-Dr. Orville H. Brown left last night for months visit at St. Louis and Chi cago.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs- The following undelivered telegrams are at the local office of the West ern Union: Thomas Imler Sign Co.,, Allan H. B. Brewster, Mrs. Della Me Clarty.
 HELD ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE-After a preliminary hear | ing yesterday, Calvin Thomson was l held to answer to the superior court by Justice Nat T. Mckee on charge of grand larceny. Thomson is charged with taking an automobile l belonging to s. M. Hammons, valued
 at $500.
 LADIES' AID PICNIC - The Ladies' Aid of the Zion Lutheran church will hold a basket picnic at
 Eastlake park beginning at 2:30
 o'clock this afternoon. Supper will
 be had at 6:30 o'clock. All members are invited to attend and bring their
 supper. Ice cream will be sold at
 the park.
 suits for decrees of divorce were filed l yesterday. Henry Essex asks for a divorce from Margaret S. Essex on
 grounds of assertion. Charles Griss- Ter asks for a decree from Hazel K. | Grissler~-on grounds of cruilty, and | Matte M. Green asks to be separated from Fred F. Green.
 TO REPRESENT STATED. F. l Johnson and Loren Vaughn, mem
 bers, and D. R. Johnson, rate expert, of the corporation commission. will represent the state at hearing at l Los Angeles on the application of the I railroads to create lower rates on | wool from Pacific coast terminals. The hearing will be held before the l interstate commerce commission on
 K SOLDIERS RoBBED-Bluford Miller, war risk patient at the I Phoenix Sanitarium, returned yes l terday from visit in the east
 While in Fl Paso, Texas, MT. Miller | in company with another war risk I patient, J. w. Mann, visited Juarez
 Mexico, and while there were robbed of their watches and money by high | waymen on a street near the main business section of the town.
 POSTPONE MURDER TRIAL The preliminary hearing of Mrs
 Elsie Kinney McLennan, charged | with the murder of her husband Robert c. McLennan, Santa Ft
 brakeman, will start in Winslow or | August 20, according to George R Hill, assistant attorney general, wht
 will assist in the prosecution. The hearing was set for yesterday, but | was continued in order to give Mir Hill, who was recently called into
 ROAD NOT OPEN FOR SIX
 WEEkS-The new Superior Miam highway will not be open for at leas six weeks and possibly two months according to F. M. Holmquist. assist ant state engineer. Mr. Holmquis
 said yesterday that five camps hae
 been established on the road, includ' T ing a prison camp engaged in drilling ! III the IunH6i, WUlCii IldS Cal tiiC NAss ;. tance from Superior to Miami Con
 stant inouiries have been received a , the highway department relative t , the date of opening of the highwa,
 since the road was closed July Is 10 the purpose of continuing the work. NO LICENSE NECESSARY-Fo : eign corporations may loan money il !, Arizona without being licensed pro . . vided such company files statemen in writing by its president. secretary . treasurer or general manager. that 2 a constitutes and appoints each mem Il ber of the corporation commission ii
 agent" according to an opinion hand ed down by the attorney general a office yesterday in quoting chapte = 154 of the session laws of 1921. o ONE IS RIFLE A s E D-Kennet e Loyejoy yesterday was released frol s the county jail on his own recog $ nizance by an order issued by Jude nl Jenckes. Lovejoy. with Ed Smitl
 was held in Jail on charges of assau 2, with intent to commit great bodil | harm and robbery preferred by Jac if Franklin. Franklin charged the tw Il hen attacked him near Gila Bend an j. after beating him they took all h ie valuables and threw him into th d brush. He later regained conscious IS ness and after Tagging train wei re to Gila Bend and made complai, e. to the officers. Smith is still held ," the county jail.
 l. SIX COMPANIES 1NcORPORAT
 -Six companies incorporated und . the laws of Arizona yesterday for Il - purpose of conducting a general (
 business in Texas and the princip
 eastern and middle western citi
 in the United States. The inco | porators are Texas men. Leslie | Fordyce of Dallas and Russell Re, | holds of Fort Worth are said to ha' II the greatest interest in the corpor; | tions- The Refiners Production con pany incorporated with an autho
 ized capitalization of S3,0oo,000, d
 vided into 300.000 shares at @ p
 value of s10. The other corporation
 are Nortex Production compan capitalized for s500,000, divided in
 50,o00 shares at s10; Waxahach Production company capitalizati' nn CI,