Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
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 ANEW REsIDENT-Mr and Mrs C. N. Boynton, 715 East McDowell road, are the parents of a i2 pound son, born at Sisters hospital last evening.
 MANY BIRTHS IN APRIL = Girls | took the lead over boys in the April birth report for Phoenix. According to the records of the state board of health, 52 girls and fl boys were born l in the city last month. As many more were born in the surrounding towns | bringing the number of births for one month up to approximately 200. CHICKEN DINNER AT NEIGH BORHOOD HOUSE-Women of the | Neighborhood Congregational church will give a chicken dinner at the 1 Neighborhood House in the Roosevelt school district from o'clock until s o'clock tonight. The Neighborhood house is four miles south and one half miles east of the city on paved roads.
 START RANCE TICKET SALE | Tickets for the dance to be given by | the Graduate Nurses association at | the Womans club tomorrow evening will be placed on sale today at the | Central Pharmacy, Central avenue and Washington street. and Boehm CTS Drug store, Washington street | and First avenue. They may be ob tained also from any of the nurses of the city. The dance, which Is to
 be made an annual affair, will begin
 about S:30 o'clock, and preparations are in hand to make it one of the finest events of the season.
 l CHlLDREN'S PLAY AT COLUM- BIA-"The Magic Fountain an orig | inal fantasy, will be presented at the Columbia theater by local children next Saturday afternoon. Several en- T semble dances will be presented. In
 addition, solo dances will be given Baby Lowe, Helen Virginia Forbing
 and Pauline Stephens. A special comedy film for children will follow
 this performance.
 I MINING co. INCORPORATES = I Articles of incorporation of the Con
 solidated Silver Mines and Reduction
 company were filed with the corpora tion commission yesterday. The cap ital stock of the company is s2,500.000 divided into 2.500.000 shares at $1 each. The directors of the company are W. P. Cottrell of Los Angeles. D. M De Long and Harry L. Duty of Yuma
 LEAVES FOR GERMANY - Flu
 gene Kies, draftsman in the state
 water commissioners office, will leave Wednesday for Germany where he has been called by the illness oi his mother. He will return in the
 autumn.
 LEAVES LAUNDRY FOR LUNCH ROOM-William Sweem, for the last H years connected with the Phoeni1 Laundry, has severed his relation with that institution and has taker an interest in the Central Lunch room opposite the Commercial hotel SENT TO FLORENcE-Thoma Molinarez, who pleaded guilty recent
 1y in the Superior court of commit ting a statutory offense, yesterda,
 was sentenced by Judge Stanford t serve from five to six years in tn,
 state penitentiary at Florence MASON HELD ON CHEcF
 CHARGE-Bob Mason yesterday wa : held to answer to the Superior cour
 by Justice Nat T. Mckee after l hearing on a charge of passing
 bogus check. He was committed t,
 the county jail under a bond of $750
 He is charged with giving the San . Fields Auto Livery company a checl 1 for $35 drawn on the First Nationa
 Bank of Prescott It Is charged tha
 no such bank exists. Mason was alS
 arraigned on a charge of removin, l. without the consent of the holder o
 the title. Mason recently was ar
 raigned in the superior court on charge of passing a bogus bank draf
 and will be tried on this charge mex , month
 CHARGED WITH sTEALIN, e WATER-Joe Halas yesterday wa : found giulty by Justice Nat T. McKe S on a charge of taking irrigation wa [. ter without authority and with in
 tent to defraud. He will be sen
 tenced at s:30 o'clock this morning It Justice Mckee. The complaint WE
 made by P. J. Lynch who charge n Halas took the water from the Sa It River Valley Water Users associs
 tion without permission and withol
 paying for it. ii DR. CRAIG NAMED ADMINS II TRATOR-Dr. R. ". Craig yeste i'd day was appointed by Judge Frar 2t H. Lyman as administrator with Il =. will annexed of the estate of Dr. Rol re ert H. Brownfield, who died May m from injuries received in an aut . mobile accident. The bond of Il F administrator was fixed at S1O0( ~ The estate consists O. real and pc ot sonal property valued at s15,000. IT = will gives the entire estate to | i. wife, who is named executrix, b
 she petitioned that pr. Craig be a pointed in her stead.
 ENDLESS co. ENDS-An ord dissolving the Endless Chain Sa company, an Arizona corporatio | was issued yesterday by Judge Sta ford after a hearing on their D tition for %ae dissolution. The p tition was filed on April 23 by N
 Creighton after the stockholders the company had passed a resoluti on March II, 1921, for the action : assets have been distributed and . claims settled, according to the e . dence offered yesterday.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licens . to marry were issued yesterday . John Trievsoreles, 30. and Norma - Sloan, 28. both of Los Angeles; Ju
 Flores, 21, and Loretta Flores,
 both of Guadalupe; Amos Matley, na and Inez Shindlebower, IS, both