Arizona republican., 1921-06-08
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PUP WANTS HoME-A good home is wanted for a four-months-old male shepherd pup The dog may be found at 2022 West Monroe street.
 RECITAL TODAY-Piano pupils from the classes of Mrs. Charles T. Weir and Edith F.. Edwards, cornet of J. R. Green and expression of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, will be presented in public recital at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Arizona School of Music. The public is cordially in- vited.
 CAN DO BUSINEsS-Three insur- ance companies were authorized to do business in Arizona by the cor poration commission yesterday. The authority was granted to the Califor- mia Underwriters of the California Insurance company of San Francisco: the Arizona Fire Insurance agency of the California Insurance company of San Francisco and the Mechanics In- surance company of Philadelphia.
 ASKS REDUcTioN-Ezra Thayer. business man and mine owner, ap peared before the state tax commits sion Monday asking for a reduction in the valuation on the stock of mer- chandise of his Phoenix store and the Monte Cristo mine. located in Yava- pal county. The commission re- ferred MT. Taylor to the boards of su- pervisors now sitting as boards of equalizations of the two counties in which his properties are located The commission received a telephone re- quest from Tucson from the finance committee of the city council and the city auditor for permission to appear before the members today. The time was set for 10 o'clock, when tax mat ters will be discussed
 PRELIMINARY POSTPONED = The preliminary hearing of Ben R. Clark. former deputy land commits sioner, charged with five felony com plaints charging misappropriation of funds and failure to turn public funds and office records over to his suc- cessor in office. yesterday was post poned by Justice Nat T. Mckee until June 15 Mr. Clark was released after his arrest on the charges under bond of $2.000. Mr. Clark stated yesterday that he would not be repre- sented by an attorney at the hearing | but would conduct his examination himself The hearing was to have
 been held yesterday
 PROTEST DISCONTlNulNG | TRAiN-Telegrams of protest have been received by the corporation commission from residents of Miam over the announced intention of thu
 Arizona Eastern railway to discon- tinue the evening passenger trair | from Globe to Miami. The commits Il sion has every reason to believe tha the move of the railroad company vii be stubbornly contested when tn matter comes up for hearing in Nxam lat 10 o'clock Friday morning. Mas
 meetings have been held by busines Il men of the community. who charg the railroad company with being un fair and discriminatory to the dis trict. Loren Vaughn. member of tn Icommission will conduct the hearing
 TAX ROLLS oPEN-AH taxpay CTS are urged by the board of super visors to call at the office of tn board in the court house and inspec itheir tax assessments as listed on tn tax rolls, and see if there are an lchanges to be made The board Q lsupervisors with the county assesso is sitting now as a board of equali lzation to adjust all assessments Ina
 are in error. The board will cease sit as a board of equalization afte lI5 o'clock, June 10. Under the rul ing made by the tax commission las lyear, no assessments will be change
 Ion the rolls after June 10 for on tha !. date, the power of the supervisors {
 make changes will cease Tax pay Iers are requested to come in at one : and not swamp the board on the las
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