Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
HERE FROM WARREN

min McNaily or Warren was Phce- nix visitor yesterday
 EN ROUTE TO COAST = William Timm of Nogales was in Phoenix yesterday en route for California.
 GENTLEMAN IS vlSiTOR-Nonic Bernard, cattleman and former mem Der of the Pima county board of supervisors, was in Phoenix yester- day on business with the state live stock sanitary board.
 OPERATIONS AUTHORIZED - The Equitable Fire and Marine Tn- surance company of Rhode Island was authorized to do business in this state by the corporation commission yesterday. The company Was granted permission to carry on fire. marine and automobile insurance business in Arizona
 GOES TO SERvATiON-Fred A Weage, United States deputy marshal. left yesterday morning for the Navajo Indian reservation in northern Arizona to bring back to Prescott a Navajo Indian who is charged With murder. Weage will be accompanied by Robbie Dillon. who will spend his vacation in Prescott LEAVING FOR COAST - Miss Mildred Loecher. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A F. Loecher. will leave Monday with her brother. Herbert Loecher. for California. She will spend several weeks at the beaches and will be the guest of Miss Irene Davis at Santa Ana for a time. In the fall she win enter d coast fin- ishing school.
 BRIDGE TEA THURSDAY - Tn accordance with it's policy of not al
 lowing the summer months to be de- void of entertainment. the Madison Improvement club will give a bridge tea at the club house Thursday af- ternoon- Reservations for the event may be had through Miss Jane Gregg who will have charge of the bridge tables. The proceeds of the affair
 will be placed to the credit of the club
 l FILE ARTICLES - The Feather Forks Gold Gravel company yester- day filed its articles of incorporation
 with the corporation commission | The authorized capitalization is s1.,
 100000 divided into 1000. 900 shares
 at the par value of S1 each. officers of the company are F. n. Coltrim o Arlington. Calif-. president, Willis H
 Dove of Chicago, secretary: and D
 F. Hartman of Fullerton Calf. | treasurer.
 REQUESTS ARTIcLE-As an in-
 dication of the interest which is be- ing aroused by The Sunspot." tho chamber of commerce monthly. Sec } retary Welch received yesterday .
 request from J. F. farrell. editor ol
 The Earth the publication Of tho T Santa Fe Railway company. that ar article for that magazine be pre- pared to advance the interest of thii
 section of Arizona Editor Jarrcirl
 interest in the matter was called fortl by a copy of "Sunspot., clipping
 from which he returned to the cham Der of commerce with his letter 'l ARSON HEARING MONDAY-Th preliminary hearing of w. E. Gardne
 and E. B. Knox. charged with arsol : in connection with the burning ol
 March 23. 1921 of a building at ST West Washington street which house , the Arizona Oakland Sales company will begin at 10 o'clock Monday morn ing in the court of Justice Nat I
 Mckee. Gardner and Knox ar charged with setting fire to the build , ing and burning 1t down. Both wer , released under bond following thei arrest The complaint was made b
 R. E. L. Shepherd. county attorney DISCONTINUE PROGRAM-Sinc so many of the Girl Reserves are as
 sisting in the summer vacatio schools. it was decided in a confer ence to discontinue the Girl Resery ! program of the Y- W. C. A. durin the months of July and August Activities win be resumed again | September. Honor lists have bee T sent from the T. w. C. A. to the Gf : Reserves that the girls may COT ! tinue work on their honors durin the summer These lists are to ! turned in at the, close of the summ, : and the chevrons then awarded
 HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE U Arthur Lopez and Frank Boriez wei . arrested Friday night by Sheri Montgomery and several of his dep,
 ties on a charge of transporting ir
 toxicating liquor. and John Soldad . Henry. Sberri and R. Torres were al ' rested for having intoxicating liqu' {. in their possession. The arrests wei es made when the sheriff and his O
 ficers visited Mexican dance han 'e Ninth avenue and Hadley street. . Ford car in which Lopez and Bori, =. were riding was taken and procees ings to confiscate the car were fil, yesterday by Joseph F. Noble. depu d will be filed against the men, the O d ficers said.