Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
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oNE MARRIAGE LICENSE

ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE = A
 marriage license was issued yester-
 day to E. Ralph Clark, 21, and Ber-
 nice Stewart, IS, both of Phoenix.
 GOING TO COLORADO-Orville
 Oldham of the Western Auto Supply
 agency here has been transferred to
 the Western Auto Supply agency at La Junta, Colo, his old home. COMPLETES WORk-F J. K Nc Bride, cad of the insurance depart ment of the corporation commission
 has completed the work of codifying
 the insurance laws of the state which
 will be published shortly in pamphlet
 form.
 Mrs. Jay Townsend and son. 1927
 West Washington street, will leave in
 a few days for Long Beach, Cal,
 where they will spend the remainder of the summer. They will go over land.
 TOO MUCH HEAT-Mrs. J. L. IT, win, $50 North Fourth avenue. re- turned yesterday from a two months visit with relatives at High Point, N C. Mrs. Irwin said she had made the trip many times, but never had seen so much grass growing on the ranges in Texas and in parts of New Mexico. She added that she cannot take kindly to the heat.
 REALTORS MEETlNG-The next meeting of the Salt River Valley
 Realtors association will be held at Riverside park next Monday. Lunch ! con will be served at noon in the cafe. Fred A. Dibble will be chair man of the meeting and W. H, Thompson. vice. president of the Phoenix National bank. will speak on Financial Conditions" Phone the secretary. 710, for tickets.
 SHIP 116 cARS-Cantaloupe ship ! ments yesterday from the Salt River valley totalled 116 cars. according to Homer A. Harris, representing the bureau of markets and crop esti- mates Middle western markets were weak, but the eastern markets, in- cluding New York and Boston, were l steady. Southern California ship
 ments continue heavy, total of 1ss cars being reported from that sec 1 tion.
 ASKS DisSoLUTloN-A petition for dissolution of the Monongahela l Construction company, a Phoenix | firm, was filed in the superior court | yesterday by Sellers M. McNally and l P. M. Spuhler, president and secre- | tary, respectively, of the corporation | All claims against the company have
 been paid. the petition sets forth. | The dissolution petition follows ac-
 tion by the stockholders at meetins May of this year, the petitioners | claim, at which it was agreed to dis l solve the company.
 | TO HAVE HEARlNG-E. T. Glass | charged with removing an automo- l bile purchased on contract without l the filing district without 10 days l notice to the mortgagee, will be given
 a preliminary hearing in the Eas' Phoenix precinct court next Thurs day morning at 10 o'clock. He de- manded an examination when taken before the justice yesterday. Bond was fixed in the sum of $500. JURY TAKES TRlP-The w. J Pope personal injury suit against the Southwest Cotton company will not
 go to the jury until this morning
 A trip to the Tolleson gin of the de- fendant company yesterday so de-
 layed trial of the action that closing
 arguments had not been completed
 when adjournment was taken last
 the sum of sS.435 for loss of DOT
 tion of his right foot in an accident
 at Tolleson last November.
 WELFARE BOARD MEETING
 For the purpose Of organizing the
 child welfare board, recently named
 by Governor Thomas E. Campbell
 will meet at o'clock Saturday af-
 ternoon at the office of the governor
 in the state house. Among other
 matters to receive consideration will
 be the appointment of secretary
 who will receive a salary of $200 a
 month and traveling expenses. The
 chairman of the board will be elect d
 at this time. The board members are: Mrs. H. A. Guild of Phoenix
 Mrs. H. A. Morgan of Wilcox, Mrs F. E. A. Kimball of Tucson. Mrs Thomas J. Hudspeth of Seligman and Mrs. L.. E. Wrightman of Globe. WOULD ISSUE STOCK Rabbit Brothers Lands. Inc, which recently incorporated with an authorized cap italization of $25. 5.000.000, has fiiec an application with the corporation commission for permission to issue l $1.500,00 par value of its capital l stock to David Rabbit and C. J | Babbitt or their nominees upon the
 transfer to the company of certain large cattle, land and real estate in | terests. The company also pro- poses to sell 100000 first mortgage
 serial 8 per cent sinking fund gold | bonds to Hunter Dulin and company and Blythe Witter and company. both of Los Angeles. Up to the present time only five shares of stock have been issued.
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