Arizona republican., 1922-06-02
DWELLING HOUSE BURNS

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DWELLING HOUSE BURNS =
Two small dwelling houses near the
corner of Sixth and Jefferson streets
were almost totally destroyed by a
fire of unknown origin shortly after
noon yesterday. They belonged to
c. F. Huckleberry, who had them
fully insured
AT COAST HOTEL-The following
Phoenix people are registered at the
Hotel Clark. Los Angeles: r. f. So
lost, II. f. Bues. Vinton Hammels
and Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Hanna.
cooTIES TO ScRATcH-The
Military Order of the Coolies will
hold their regular scratch tonight
at 80 sharp. All members are urged
to be present as the plans for the
first picnic Of the summer are TO be
settled then.
RECITAL ToDAY--A recital is
scheduled to take place at the Ari-
IONA School of Music today. Ad
vanced pupils of Franz Darvas, head
of the piano department, will be heard
at 2 o'clock Vocal of Mr. Olney and
violin pupils of Mr.. Saunders. direc-
tor of the vocal and violin depart
ments, will also appear. Piano num-
bers will be given by the Misses
Anne Scarborough Helen Perry
Marion Whitney. Margaret Ellis and
Edythe Lacy. Vocal selections will
be rendered by Mrs. Lee Callahan and
violin selections by Melba Roziene.
The public is cordially invited to be
present. The annual dance festival
of the school will be held at Sis pm
ANNOUNCES CANDiDACY-E. j..
Ashley yesterday announced his can
didacy for county assessor. subject
to the Democratic primary. Mr.. Ash
lev is a pioneer of Arizona and has
been a resident of Phoenix for p
years. He was employed in the Of
! flee of the United States internal
revenue department for the past four
70 APPEAR BEFORE coMMIs-
SIOk-W. s. Boyd representing the
Ray Consolidated Copper company
will appear before the state tax COM
mission on Tuesday morning June 6,
to submit report of the companys s
affairs to the commission SO that
the assessed valuation of the COM
pany can be determined for taxation
TWO COMPANIES iNcoRPoR-
ATE-Articles of Incorporation yes
terday were granted to the Diamond
X Cattle company of Globe by the
corporation commission. The capital
stock of the company was given as
$50, 900 divided into shares of 81 each.
The company will deal in farms,
stock farms, grazing lands, and the
breeding and raising of horses, mules.
cattle. hogs and other livestock. The
incorporators were w. III. Parks'
ra.,s CT
dent, and j. M. Curnett, secretary and
treasurer all of Globe. Articles were
also granted to the Buckeye State
Mining and Milling company of Tue
son. The capital stock of the COM
pany will be 100000 divided into
shares of 81 each. The incorporators
were A. j. Harshberger John Dixon
and DR. T. NJ. Smith, all of Tucson.
John Costin of Springfield, Ohio. and
Fred Lehman of Los Angeles.
BOLSHEVlk DAY AT ROTARY
Today is Bolshevik day at the Ro-
tary club luncheon. and the program
is to be Bolshevik one. it Is an
nounced. These are in charge of the
current issue Of the Rotarizonian and
the doins today: Cyrjelo Gilbertono-
vieh editor in chief; Rogegoptei
Huntowsky. society editor; Carrie
iopki Christyofitch. big stickovitch;
Feiorkraloz Barrowsky, goifsky:
I.esiukou Tayloriskovitch, painted
supplement-; Lynkito Iockartotfr
press lubricator: Wulglrk Russeisky'
official photographer; DurJopkih
Northrupinsky. news agitator.
MURPHY SCHOOL GRADUATES
Those pupils of the Murphy gram
mar school who were recently award
ed diplomas are Elizabeth Belts,
Grace Essary, Bertha Grove, Marie
Hughes. Carlos Anderson, Miriam
Morse. Garland Coverdale. Orville
Godbehere. Albert Shockley and
Gladys Ruehlen. The parent-teacher
association held its last meeting for
the season following the school grad
uation. The program on Arizona
was carried out Some members of
the Laveen Woman's club We're
guests.
TO BE cANDIDATE-Petitions are
being circulated for the nomination
of Thomas j Croaff as a judge On
the superior court Of Maricopa eoun-
ty subject to the Democratic pri-
mary, following his public announce
ment as a candidate for that office
Mr.. Croaff has been member OF
the bar for the past IL years and
for the past seven years has been
resident II Phoenix and is engaged
in the general practice of law in this
city.
DELAY AUTO AUCTlON-The
sale of four confiscated automobiles
by the federal authorities, which was
scheduled TO lie held Thursday morn
ing, was postponed until June 13 be-
cause of certain legal difficulties.
MISSOURI PICNIC POSTPONED
The Missouri picnic which was
scheduled to be held Saturday. June
6. has been postponed indefinitely.
TRIAL IL SET-The trial of AL
bert Joseph Kuban. charged With
serious offense, has been set for
June s.
SENTENCE POSTPONED - Sen
fencing of David MoCreary, found
guilty by jury in Judge r. c. Stan
fords division of the superior court
on charge of second degree bur-
glary was postponed yesterday while
the judge takes under advisement
the granting of a second trial, for
which a motion has been made.
FOUND GUiLTY--Charles Malloch
was found guilty yesterday by a jury
in Judge r. C. Stanford's division of
the superior court of having COM
mitted grand larceny. He will be
sentenced next Monday