Arizona republican., 1921-05-06
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George w. F. Hunt will be the chief speaker at the meeting of the Will son Parent Teachers association this afternoon, telling of her recent trip to Siam, where former Governor Hunt is now l.. $. minister.
 HORSES AWAIT OWNER--Chief of Police Brisbois reports that seven head of horses have been picked up and are being held at the Pioneer stables. These animals are in fine condition. The owner is requested to call at the stables and identify the horses.
 MAY SELL SHARES-The cor pora ton commission yesterday au- thorized the Borderland Construction company of Tucson to exchange 25,- 900 shores of it's stock for equipmen5 assets and property formerly owned by the West Coast Construction com pany. A permit to sell 15,000 shares of the stock at sl a share was also granted the company.
 HEBREW SERvlCes-Regular He brew services will be neId at o'clock tonight al the school administra ton building. Dr. Lillnaitz will speak on Negative and Positive" Mrs. Bes- sic Fox Davis will sing, and the Temple chorus will give the musical parts of the services. Glasses in re- hgion followed by short services will be held tomorrow and Sunday morn ings.
 TO INV ESTl G ATE MIN FRS DEATH-A. H. McClurl<in was killed at the Globe Dominion mine yesterday morning, according to word received by Jack White, state mine inspector. The mine has not been worked for some time and only the lessees have been on the ground. James F. McManus, deputy mine in- spector, is making an investigation of the accident and will file his re- port with MT. White in a few days.
 TO JAIL FOR CHICKEN THEY Two live turkey gobblers and a dead chicken presented damaging evidence against Santiago Perez and Germo Armento in police court yes terday afternoon. One chicken which had been subpoenaed failed to ap- pear. Both chickens and one of the gobblers belonged to United States Deputy Marshal Fred Weage. The other turkey was the property of J. L. Taylor. Judge Kirkland sentenced each defendant to serve Is days in jail.
 SET RATE INCREASE HEAR l lNG-The corporation commission
 yesterday set the application of the Mountain States Telephone and Tel | egraph company for an increase ir 1 its toll rates for hearing in Tucson May 10. Nogales May II, and Doug 1 las May IS. The matter came up foi hearing in Phoenix several weeks 1 ago and since the toll busi' ness on the state asylum is involved l hearings will be held in various sec l tions of the state. The increase l should it be allowed, will raise tn, l toll rates to $30,000 3 year for th' company.
 HAS INFORMATION FOR 41-I having any knowledge of them. vii I speak with MT. Ellis in the business offices of The Republican. they vii be given information of advantage t l them: A. w. de Allamand, Ras. w I Anderson, Blythe Arthur, George W Blount, Jose Castelan, Coryell ant
 Johnson. Homer J. Cummings, w. R I Darnel. Katherine G. Doherty. Nic' Barash, Jennie Failing. Matte Dilli hag, Hobart Foster, w. H. Gibbons
 R. L. Grigsby, Kathryn Lawwil T Mary F. Hills, Eugene Burrus. Wil
 bur F. Nelson. E. G. Patterson, Josepl s. Piper, Ignacio Quihuis. C.. s. Rie del, Joe Rogers. Clarence w. Russell IF. B. Taylor, C. A. Vinson, Georg 4 F. Wyatt, Mrs. Lula Wong. Henr. l Weatherage, Allah Ballah King, Wes ley Pattisor, Mrs. Oscar Weyer, A. E I Hammerland, Joe Hesson. William E I Thomson. Henry Stover, J. l.. Fay Tor, T. A. Ruman, Nelson Tomilinson Edward l.. Werner.