Arizona republican., 1921-06-22
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STATE VETERINARIAN RE- TuRNS-Dr. R. ]. flight returned yesterday from Florence where the state veterinarian made an investiga- tion of disease among livestock. TO WED TOMORROW-The we'd ding of Miss Margaret Forman and Charles Shoup will occur at g o'clock tomorrow evening At the Central Methodist church, the Rev. C. M. Aker officiating.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to John s. Johnson. S1, and Mary Ellen McElhemon. 20. both of Phoenix. and David Bushong. 22, and Lillie Bowen, 16 both of Phoenix.
 FOUR PUPS WANT HoMES-l There are four half breed Airedale puppies which may be had for the asking by application to Humane Of ficer Canning. There is an expense of $2 attached to each of them- UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - The following undelivered telegrams are at the glocal office of the West ern Union: Mercedes Leon, J. A. Lie decker. Mrs E. M. Roberts, Miss Airline Griafiths.
 l Ernest Hall. secretary of <tate. will 1 forward "a check of $2.500 to Utah to- 1 morrow as Arizona's contribution to | the monument at Salt Lake City in l honor of the memory of the Mormon l Battalion. An act of the fifth state | legislature authorized the gift from l this state
 GROCERIES TO ckosE-Prac- l tica1ly au. grocery stores of Phoenix will be included in the business places to close on Thursday afternoons. be- I ginning tomorrow. it was announced iyesterday The groceries did not close last week when the Thursday afternoon closing was ushered in for 1.-the summer.
 MooNLIcHr PlcNlc-The Col lored Industrial club will hold moon light picnic near Hole-in-the-R Rock tonight. members leaving Fifth and lJefferson streets in trucks promptly sl at g o'clock. A wienie roast and watermelon feed will be features ei the evening.
 Il BASEBALL PLAYER HERE Steve H. Norton. former first base man with the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league. and a graduate [of St. Mary's college, Oakland. is spending few days here before re- turning to San Francisco with his brother, Frank w. Norton, who has
 been seriously i'll here
 ,I PAN N-HELLENlc LUNCHEON n (rEG6k 16llEI 8OxOktty 4ASAH4El6 aNltil
 ton! The Pan-Hellenic club will hold an informal meeting at Luncheon , on Saturday at the Ranch House Al girls who are members of nationa M Greek letter sororities please b present. Phone your reservation t , 1 the Ranch House, phone ASA. ol Thursday or on Friday morning.
 JURY DtSA0REEs-A jury in tn
 case of Joe D. Clark. charged wit grand larceny. was unable to reach , l verdict last night and were dis 1 stood to 3 for conviction, membe
 said. Clark was charged with takin 8 Ford car belonging to the Arizona Egyptian Cotton company which h
 is alleged to have sold to a Prescott firm.
 !. CONFER ON HlcHWAv-Men !. bers of he Pinal county hig hway com !, mission, County Engineer. Lane an ' Ernest Kellner, chairman of the. boar of supervisors of the cocuty. wei
 in Phoenix yesterday for a confernex
 with Thomas Maddock. state engir s eer. relative to the possibility of le ting and additional contract for Ses {. ton F of the Florence Superior higi 't way
 o NEW MESA MOTOR CORPORA TloN-Mesa men are interested in s. company which filed it's articles incorporation with the corporatis rators of the Trimble Motor con pany are w. NJ. Trimble. F. A. Isl E and Guy Isley, all of the south si ie town. The capitalization is $100,0 es divided into 100000 shares at $1 n share. M. J. Dougherty. Mesa lawy' M Is named as the agent in the articl 1e on file.
 S- RAILWAY EXPERT HERE-E. nt Burns. superintendent of efficien sn for the Spreckels interests at S IS Diego, Calif-. who is one of the bs g. known street railway experts in t as United States and whose plan of I De organization for the street car systt
 in the southern California city
 said to have marked new era
 street railway management, is a VI itor to Phoenix, where he will spe a few days in an examination of local system. While here he will ( vote his time principally to conf ences with Samuel H. Mitchell. Ina ager of the Phoenix Railway CO ASKS REHEARING-The Sou, ern Pacific Railroad company filed its application with the corpol . ton commission for a rehearing
 the case in which the commission
 dered two crossings opened at e; - Grande. at Florence and Casa Grai - streets. The opening of the crossil
 also was subject for conference
 tween city officials of Casa Grai
 and the commission The railr'
 objects to the crossings, on
 ground that it Is too close to the
 tablished crossing and the furt
 ground of having to cut freight tra - which will entail an expense to
 carriers. The city of Casa Ora - wants to know who will have to m
 a warehouse that stands on the co
 pany's right of way. The matter ,., not yet been decided.
 GIVEN TWO YEARS-B. S. Pr
 who was found guilty by jury
 the superior court Friday on a cha .d of transporting intoxicating liq'
 yesterday was sentenced by Ju Stanford to serve two years in a' county jail in addition to payin
 fine of $500. The sentence passed
 Judge Stanford was the maxim
 sentence in a case of this natl . Price entered a plea of guilty . charge e manufacturing intoxica . liquor and Judge Stanford suspen M the passing of the sentence in case for two years. A charg
 manufacturing intoxicating lis J. against Orlaw Price, step son O. s. Price, was dismissed upon mo ics of Joseph E. Noble. deputy coi
 attorney. Juan Ramirez ples