Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

LEAVING FOX BiSbE EE-Jo ohn F. White. state mine inspector, will leave today for a weeks absence in Bisbee. on official business.
 HERE FROM DENvER-Dr. H. w Swibert of Denver is spending a. few days in Phoenix visiting friends. He was a brother of the late L. M. Swi- gert, a pioneer here. Dr. Swigert is stopping at the Adams.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - The local Western Union telegraph office is holding telegrams for Hazel wood Smith, c. F. Groom, Mrs. Will Shidler, Mrs R. A. Whipple. Garner A Beckett, Walter Milosh, John H. Mitchell and Roy H. Malone.
 GOING TO GERoNIMo-L. C. Moore, purchasing agent of the state highway department, will leave tooay for Geronimo tocheck up supplies at the road camp.
 HARMONY CLUB TEA-The liar mony club will give a bridge tea April 27, the proceeds to be used for irs charity fund. Reservations may be had by telephoning Mrs. A. B. Stoner, S702.
 CAN SELL BONDS-The corpora iZed the Gold Ore Mining company to sell s19,215 of the company's bonds at par. The property of the company is located in the San Francisco Min ing district in Mohave county.
 HOME FROM JEROME-Roy Da- vidson, secretary of the industrial commission. returned yesterday from a three days absence in Jerome.
 NEW CORRESPONDENT J. E. Gillen has been elected correspon- dent for the Brotherhood of Ameri- can Yeomen by a. unanimous vote of the lodge, to succeed Mrs A. J. Epp- ley, who is leaving for California the first of May.
 MOTOR TO DAMMIT. and Mrs. Sigyart Stevenson and daughter Lu- cille, who are spending the winter here from Dassel, Minn.. motored to Roosevelt dam for the week end MT. and Mrs. Kinney of Phoenix accom- panied them.
 REALTORS MEET-The old Mari copa county real estate board, with it's new name, ''The Salt River Valley Realtors Association" holds it's first meeting at noon Monday at the Grand Cafe. The chairman will be Otho Hill. aided by Charles Baum. An interesting program. will be given.
 FILES APPLicATIoN-The No gales Light and Power company yesterday filed an application with the corporation commission for a certificate of convenience and ne cessity to extend it's lines from the corporate limits of Nogales to the | pumping plant of the city on the 1 Santa Cruz river
 GOING ITO TUCSoN-Elsie Toles | state superintendent of public in i struction. will leave Monday for Tue 1 son, where she will attend a meeting l of the board of regents of the state university. She will remain over the l week in attendance at the admins l tration conference and other meet | ings in connection with the Univer. 1 sity Week program.
 ENTERTAiNS AT PARTY-Mrs J. F. Asher of 1049 West Taylor street entertained group of youn; people at party given in honor o l her son Arthur's fifteenth birthday The house was beautifully decorated 1 in pink and white roses. Games wer, played and all enjoyed a delightful i evening. The following were pres ent: Mrs. H. S. Bennett, Dorothe; l Elliott, Ida Mae Robbins, Adeline i Green, Sylvia Caro-, Grace and Mil l dred Johnson, Alice Lienard, Phyllis 1 Padeski, Ruth Prater, Earnest Cham | bers, Bradford and Leland Miller
 James Bright, Vance Majors. Waite Arnold, Earl Robbins, Lennox Mar lar, John Pettid, Lin Moore and By ron Park.
 DISSOLUTION ASkED-Petitior for the involuntary dissolution of tn Endless Chain Saw company, an Ari l Zona corporation, was filed yesterda,
 by New Creighton. The petition al 1 leges that a resolution to dissoiv was passed at a meeting of the stock
 holders held on March fl, 1921. an,
 to distribute all the assets of tn | company. All debts and claims O | demands against the corporation hay
 been paid, the petition states. Judg Stanford issued an order citing tn | corporation to appear and show caus
 at hearing on May as to wh the petition should not be granted.