Arizona republican., 1921-08-20
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 RETURNS FROM coAsT-Mrs. l.. A.. Marsh of 153S West Taylor street has returned from a few weeks visit on the coast.
 / THESE WILL WED-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Mill ton Ellington, 26, and Ethel Whitaker. 19, both of Phoenix; and Frank Chow. 23, and Mary Sing, 19, both of Phoenix.
 Wo MAN Is WANTE D-Mrs. George Cyester is asked to call at the office of the Associated Charities, 300 East Adams street, telephone 1885, where informa ton of interest and importance awaits her.
 GRANTS RIGHT TO SELL STOCK Permission yesterday was granted by the corporation commits sion to the Oatman Revenue Mines company to sell 100000 shares of stock at 10 cents share.
 WOULD SELL sToCK-Applica- tion was made to the corporation commission yesterday by the Arizona Standard Copper company, operating
 
 stock at $1 per share.
 SIMPSON FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Martin Luther Simpson will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the H. NJ. Maus chapel, 311 North First avenue. The Rev. MT. Johnson of the Baptist church will ;officiate and interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 FACES GRAND LARcENY CHARGE-Arturo Quizada yesterday was arraigned before Justice Henry J. Sullivan on charge of grand lar ceny. The hearing was set for next Wednesday morning and he Twas committed to the county jail under a bond of $500. He is charged with taking horse from Juan Serrano.
 CHARGED WITH AssAuLT-Or complaint of Mamie Whitehurst, Will liam Whitehurst yesterday was ar- raigned before Justice Henry J. Sul- livan on a charge of aggravated as- sault. The hearing was set for Mon- day morning and Whitehurst was committed to the county jail under g bond of 5000.
 DOUGLAS FIRE CHIEF HERE w. J. Nemick, fire chief at Douglas was q Phoenix visitor yesterday | r Chief William Simmons of the Phoe. l nix department, who took him on ar
 inspection trip over. the city. MT
 Nemick with members of his family l will leave today for Roosevelt, later going to the Grand Canyon and othel l portions of the state on See Ari. | xona First tour.
 FINED ON RECKLESS DRIVING l CHARGE--E. S. Stephens and Terr, | Cowan, drivers of flor hire" cars
 were fined $25 each in police cour yesterday afternoon when City Mag
 istrate Frank Thomas found then guilty of a charge of reckless driving
 The charge against them was pre-
 ferred by Officer Frazier. Both mel posted $50 cash bonds an notices o
 appeal to the superior court.
 LEAVE FOR GUARD CAMP TO MORROW - Captain Biery, Lieuten
 ant Pomeroy and Sergeant Houston l of Battery D, N. c. A., of Mesa, wer visitors at the office of the adjutan general yesterday for last minute in l formation concerning the artiller
 encampYnent at Fort Bliss. beginnin
 next Monday. The battery wi 1 leave for the encampment tomorrow
 Battery. A of Flagstaff will leave als
 tomorrow morning going by tn
 nVsia1Es GiVEs BASKET plcNlc-The la dies of the Cartwright communit
 club on Thursday entertained thei l families at a basket picnic on tn,
 lawn. of the J. A, Higgins residence
 There were e6 persons present. Tn j club Is the newest in the valley, bein i organized last spring. It spent tn
 summer months repairing the book l of the Cartwright school library. Th | club year will be resumed on the sec ! ond Friday of September, when | meeting will be held for the outlin -t ing of the work of the season. Il CAVE SIM THE sLlP-Sim Eyer ! custodian of the court house. may I [ good custodian, Sheriff Montgon
 cry says, but not of prisoners. Yes { terday afternoon the sheriff toe , Sim and Deputy Jim Troutman wit vI him on .'stiilp raid north of tf [ city. After the officers found thrs 5 barrels of mash on the place. the 5 placed the Mexican-and his wife E' l ing there under arrest, and left Si q in charge of them while the searched for the still. The Mexics i developed a sickness while the O f ficers were searching cotton fife
 and Byefs let him seek relief tv 5 times. On the third trip the Mex l,l can kept gong dnQ TeluSeQ to ud VI although Sim who was unarmed ga l the command several times. III e officers were unable to locate Il n still and brought the woman and n sample of the mash to the coun 8 jail.
 f MAY SELL SHARES-Permissi' : was granted by the corporation con d mission yesterday to the Jerome S v perior Copper company to sell 2t a 900 shares of its capital stock at : cents share. The company h.
 first made application for permissi T to borrow sum equal to the amou e that would be raised by the sales l. this volume of stock. the loan to n negotiated for SO days. The COT l. mission declined to grant the perm Il for the reason that the company h Is made no showing that 1t could me = the loan within that time. in whi n case the interests of the stockholde L in the property would be violate at The commission, however, agreed l. consent to loan for one year wi al the privilege of a renewal for SC h ond year. The representatives of the company said they believed tt
 such a loan okIld be negotiated.