Arizona republican., 1921-05-25
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WoMAN's CLUB MEETING-The Fowler Woman's club will meet al the home of Mrs. Harry Homer at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 CONFEDERATE VETERANS = The regular monthly meeting Of Rob ert k. Lee camp of Confederate Vet erans will be held at p. m. tomorrow at the Y. NJ C. A Daughters and sons of veterans are invited to at tend.
 FILES APPLlCATioN-F. w. Gamph. agent for the railroads yes terday filed application with the cor poration commission for permission to reduce the minimum weight or carload of canned milk from 10000 to 30 900 in intrastate shipments. The application filed with the state de- partment will in all proba bility be granted and will be of benefit to the merchants who will be enabled to buy 10000 pounds less to the car load of the canned milk.
 AUTO FEES lNcREASE-Arizon- ians have spent s179,633 in motor license fees since the first Of the year, according to figures compiled Tn the office of the secretary or state While the receipts of January, 1s2o. exceeded those of January, 1921, by more than s35.000, in the past three months the motor license fees have been so much larger than those GOV ering the same period of a year ago that the total increase of 1921 up to the first of May is something over s9.000 The April fees were s7.430.25.
 RETURNS FROM TUCSON Amos A. Betts. member of the cor poratio commission, returned yester- day from Tucson. whereshe heard the application of the Tucson Irrigation for permission to increase its rates A mutual company until year ana a half ago, the concern reorganlzed as a public utility company. It estab- lished experimental rates of s2.25 an acre foot which was found made auate. according to the testimony brought out at the hearing. A deficit of s21 ,000 was shown. The company asked that it be authorized to raise it's rate to S3-25 an acre foot, which would not pay dividend.
 ARRESTED WITH STlLL-Lucas PoIoma, Juan Dominquez, Tray Dias and Marsay Lasano were arrested early yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriffs Meeks, Dewitt and Dana after the officers had found still, about five gallons of corn whisky and 50 gallons of mash in a house five
 
 The men were placed in jail and in- formations charging them with man. ufacturing intoxicating liquors were filed against them in the superior court yesterday afternoon. They will be arraigned on the charges this morning
 WIFE ASKS DEcREE-After be- ing denied a separate maintenance from her husband by a jury recently in Judge Jenckes' division of the SUI perior court, Minnie May Hammond yesterday filed a suit for a decres Of divorce from her husband, Setf Hammond. According to an affi- davit filed by Hammond in the for mer suit, Mrs. Hammond is 35 years of age, while he is S2 years old Mrs. Hammond asks for the decree $500 month temporary alimony, ant upon the hearing of the suit, she ask. that all the property now in her bus bands name be divided equally be tween them.
 MAKE VOLUNTARY ASSIGN MENT-The Ferguson keeler com pany, 321 North Central avenue, motor sales agency, yesterday mad voluntary assignment of it's stock to it's creditors. The assets of tn, company are greater than it's lia l bilities and all creditors will shar alike in the assignment, W. E. Fer 1 guson, member of the firm said The Anglo California Trust compan l is selling cars on which it had mad 1 loans c. c. Legerton, collection man ager Of the company, being here { | look after the company's interest. l Chester w. Woodbury is in charge c the sale
 I DIVIDEND CHECKS WAITING l Of the 2500 dividend checks maile out by the Valley Bank Adjustmer company in partial settlement of tn affairs of the old Valley bank. pos sibly 500 letters have been returne
 to the office of the company, room l Central building. where they al
 waiting to be called for by their own
 CTS. The addresses for the most pal Il in the stock books of the compan
 date back to December. 1919, and 2 : many N the stockholders or de
 positors have moved about since tn; ; time it has been difficult matter
 get in touch with them through u } mail. Each day, however, brings ? depositors who have read in u l newspapers or learned from othel ) that a per cent dividend was d, : clared and who call to find out wi pot roooiucd fbei- share