Arizona republican., 1921-07-07
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HEhE ON BOSlNESS-C- Elflott, who is interested in the Crown Hill mines at Aguila, is spending a few days in the city on business.
 GOES TO DALLAS-O. E. Schupp, attorney, left last night for Dallas, Tex, on legal business. He expects to be gone about a week.
 TO CHECK OFFICES-Hugh Nor rison. state examiner, and his deputy, R. W. Pierce, will leave today for Gila county, where they will make a check on all county offices.
 ON VACATION-C1ayt Bennett, secretary of the board of directors of state institutions, is spending a two weeks vacation on the Californian coast.
 RETURNS FROM NoRTH-Henri Behoteguy, secretary to Governor Campbell, returned last evening from Prescott, where he attended the Frontier day celebration.
 LEAVE FOR cOAST-Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Gray left last night for Los Angeles. where they will eele- brate their first wedding anniversary Mrs. Gray formerly was Miss Emma Shanhan. Mir. Gray is employed by Twohy Brothers.
 ARRIVE FROM EAST-Mr and Mrs. R. F. Stephenson arrived by mo- tor car from Joplin, Mo, Tuesday night enroute to the coast. They are visiting Mr and Mrs. Glenn Stephen son, 1012 Grand avenue
 ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - The marriage of Walter Murphy Brown and Wilma Lyon, both of Phoenix, was announced yesterday, coming as surprise to their friends. It is understood they will make their home af vrh NTr ic work ing
 LEAVING FOR NORTH-Oscar Johnson of the stereotyping depart ment of The Republican, will leave this morning with Mrs. Johnson on an automobile trip to the Grand Can yon and other wonders in the north ern part of the state.
 TO ATTEND MEETiNG-Rudolph Kuchler, state land commissioner, left last evening for Flagstaff. where he will attend the joint meeting of the Arizona Cattle and Wool Grow CTS associations. MT. Kuchler has been largely interested in sheep for many years and at one time served as chairman of the Utah. Idaho and Nevada sheepmen's association. RI $ O N S TREATED-The Fourth of July was more than an ordinary day. even with the prisoners at the Maricopa county jail. Through the kindness of the American Kitchen they were treated to an elaborate spread of frijoles and accompanying trimmings, while Enoch Ropart pre- sented them with three cases of can taloupes
 EXHIBITS STALKS-Two perfect stalks of Mexican June corn about eight feet high were brought to the chamber of commerce yesterday bySJ w. Simmons, rural route No. 5. The stalks are ideal, tall, strong, we'll leaved and bearing two large ears. which arc placed near the center of the stalk rather than towards the top, which is apt to be the case in corn of inferior quality.
 KILLS CRIPPLED MARE-Hu- mane Officer Canning was called yesterday to kill a strangely afflicted mare which had been found on the road near Scottsdale. The hoof of one forefoot had been torn entirely away, leaving the bare flesh and bone exposed. She was unable to move. There had been a break in the hoof of the other foot at the coronet. The mare was dragged to the roadside and shot. She was a brown-black mare, blind in one eye.
 AN APPEAL FOR AlD-The cham Der of commerce issued yesterday an appeal in behalf of respectable man of middle age who is well known in Phoenix and who is now laboring under several stroke of ill-fortune including loss of health and lack of money. He has in California a daughter and job, but no means of of commerce Is asking that some Phoenician who is going to the coast by automobile take this gentleman with him. Full particulars may be obtained at the chamber of com nlerce
 FILE ARTlCLES-The Shulz Pas: Water Users of Flagstaff is the name 1 of company which has filed articles of incorporation with the Arizona corporation commission. Its purpose
 is to supply farmers. stockmen ant
 others with water and to carry on tn,
 huslness of a water works company
 to sink wells and shafts and to con.
 struct and lay reservoirs. cisterns
 dams, culverts, filter beds, main ant
 other pipe lines. The officers and di
 rectors are: H. L. Hutchinson, Er
 nest Burrows, M. F. Terrell presi
 dent; $. c. Swanson. vice president F. w. Mcclure, secretary and treas urer. The capitalization is 1000 shares at s10 per share, and the cap ital stock is non- assessable SUES GLENDALE BANK-Suit t compel the Glendale State bank t show cause why his claim for $162 should not be considered a preferre claim and paid out of the proceed of the defunct bank ahead of othe claims was filed in the superior cour yesterday by the state on behalf c J. B. Carr. Carr alleges in his com plaint that the Glendale State ban collected $162S for him at Peoria acting as his agent. The amount, h contends, is trust fund. On Marc 31 of this year, the complainant say: due notice was given the defune
 bank and the receiver, W. C. Foster that the claim was a preferred one.