Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

vehicle department of California, and B. w. McCay, chief investigator for the Pacific Coast Underwriters con- ference; San Francisco, are in Phoe nix on business connected with their respective offices. state land board will meet al 10 o'clock this morning a the state house when routine matters will be given consider ation.
 HAS ToNSILITIs-Dr. A, H. Will Hams of the United States public health survey is suffering from an at- tack of tonsilitis.
 IS LOCAL VISITOR = Frank L.. Gates. clerk of the board of supervisors of Gila county. is in the city for few days. having arrived from Globe yes- terday.
 GAN SELL sTock-The corpora tion commission yesterday granted the Paramount Oil company permission to sell a million shares of stock at 10 corporated few days ago with Sidney F. Osborn as president and F. A. Jones as secretary.
 l WILL AUCTION MULES NJ Yount of Fort Worth, Texas. an auc- tfoneer known all over the Southwest. | will assist c. o. McMurtry. well known | Phoenix auctioneer, in the auction sale  day morning, March g.. A special train to Litchfield for the Naccommoda ton | of buyers will be run by the Arizona 1 Eastern, leaving the station at Phoe- nix at s a. m.. and returning between 6:30 and D. m.
 TO START GLASSES - Part-time classes in commercial arithmetic will be started in the Bisbee stores, accord | ing to James T. Ryan, supervisor of | trades and industries, who returned yesterday from a survey trip to Cochise county. MT. Ryan said the class | would be conducted by H. D. Buffing- l ton, teacher of trades and industries. who established the first classes in i Bisbee.
 | VISIT SENATE-Former Senators Charles P. Hicks and Charles H. Ruth erford both of Yavapai county were 1 visitors at the senate for a short time yesterday. MT. Hicks is on his way to his home in Prescott from visit in southern California.
 APACHE JUDGE HERE = Judge Gibbons of the superior court Of Apache county is in the city sitting in cases in which Judge Stanford is dis qualified.
 TWO DOGS HELD A handsome dog evidently lost Is at s01 East Brill street in want of home unless her owner can be located She is a white fox terrier with a black head There is another dog, for further inforneatiou concerning which application should be made to J. w. Canning. He is, a small, I black wire haired dog with a plain Heather collar with a plate bearing three | initials
 I MINING MAN IN cITY-o. B. Stan ton. mining man and globe trotter, who is equally at home in Hong. Kong New York, Honolulu or San Francisco is registered at the Hotel Adams
 w. c. T. U. MEETING-The w. c. T. U. will hold their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at 1901 West Monroe street.
 J. R. MOTT HERE-J. R. Mott of New York, head of Y. NJ c. A. activi- ties during the war, isy with Mrs. Mott a guest at the Hotel Adams GRANTS CERTlFlCATE-The cor lporatlon commission yesterday granted certificate of convenience and neces- j sity to the Consolidated Stage com : pany to operate between Globe an6 I Miami. The regulation of traffic b. the commission Tn the case in Gils county. where number of stages for merly operated received the common. dation of the city of Globe, letter tt that effect having been received by tht commission. E. D. Welch, chief O police of Miami also complimented tn, commission on it's action in the case 1 E The Arizona Association of Life Un
 derwriters held it's monthly luncheo. | and business meeting at noon yester Il day at the Grand Cafe. Thirty -fiv . members were present H. A. Warden = burg, Phoenix attorney, spoke on Tn Financial Value of Human Life" J. G | Conway had for a subject "Monthl | Income for Life" and "Old Age Pen
 sions' P D. L. Laurin spoke briefl
 on My Best Selling Points, l. MARRIED ON COAST-A surpris | to their many Phoenix friends was tn
 announcement of the marriage abou ! six weeks ago of Merle R. Roberts an
 Miss Johnnie A. Dodson. The weddin
 took place on the coast
 MACCABEES TO MEET-A specie
 meeting of the Maccabees will be heI
 at the home of Mrs. Lenore Jenkin,
 92s West Jackson street at o'c1oc
 this afternoon.
 ESTATE VALUED AT $8,ooO-Plac
 ing a value of sS,S5s.s5 on the estat
 the will of Elijah Vansandt Lybrool
 who dropped dead on the night of Eel
 3. 1921, in the back yard of his horn 311 North Fourth avenue. from heal
 trouble. yesterday was filed for orc
 bate by George A. Mintz, the execute
 According to the petition, the estat
 consists of real property valued 2
 S5,000 and personal property valued s3S5S95. The will, which was date
 
 | equally between the three sisters of M l Lybrook Mrs Esteline Moore of I.C - Angeles Mrs. Laura Wells of Sa - Francisco and Mrs. Jennie k. Mntz T Phoenix
 | ARRAiGNED ON CHARGE-Mich Lasich, yesterday was arraigned b. | fore Justice Henry J Sullivan on J charge of grand larceny and was r | leased on his own recognizance to al ! pear for examination on the chari | Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock J DISSOLUTION ASkEO-Petitic
 for the dissolution of the Schramm I.
 Oil company, an Arizona corporate , was filed in the superior court ye | | terday by Clinton R. Lee, a stOckhold'
 The petition states a resolution "
 adopted at a meeting of the stockhol
 CTS January 19 authorizing the office
 to take the necessary steps to dissol
 the company but they have failed - do SO Lee alleges the corporation h . no assets and no obligations. An (
 der was issued by Judge Jenckes citi M officers of the corporation 10 appe 'A' before him on March 21 and show cat
 why the petition should not be grant
 THESE WILL MARRY-License
 marry were issued yesterday to JC
 Herrera. 20, and Emily Bonilles. , both of Phoenix, and Daniel Padel
 95 and Antonio NalCnZuela 20. both