Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

small sons are confined to their home
at 2021 East Washington street with
influenza.
HERE FROM cHlcAGo-S. S.
Saxton, a prominent paving man of
Chicago, arrived in Phoenix yester-
day TO be in the city for an in
definite period
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for George E. Thatcher, Mrs.
! Jane G. Noursee, Walter Baelinge,
Bud Anderson and Mrs. Ruth u.
Collins.
U. c. v. TO MEET-Robert f. Lee
camp United Confederate Veterans
will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p. M. at
| the y. NJ. c. A. to hold their annual
election of officers. All members are
requested to be present by c. c.
! Chambers, adjutant.
TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING
Don G. Mote, state entomologist,
left last evening for Yuma where
he will attend the annual meeting
! of the Yuma Farm Bureau. Mr.
Mote will appear on the program at
| today's session of the Bureau.
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO YUMA
w. J. Galbraith. attorney general,
/ left yesterday for Yuma TO attend
| the meeting of the Yuma Farm
Bureau today, going from. there 10
/ Globe for the annual convention Of
/ the Arizona Cattle Growers asso-
citation.
MIcHISAN EDlToR HERE-E. f.
1 Rowe and his wife have arrived in
4 the city from their home in Kala-
mazoo. Michigan, and expect TO re-
/ fnY h~s
/ IS years Mr. Rowe published the
kalamazoo Gazette which he recently
sold.
TO HEAR RATE COMPLAINT
| MARCH 2-The Maricopa Highway
Commissions complaint against the
Arizona Eastern Railway company
\ has been set for hearing before the
corporation commission March 2. The
commission charges an excessive rate
on rock, sand and gravel from Tempe
to Gilbert.
MAY SELL SHARES The cor
poration commission yesterday au-
| thorized the Catholic Publishing
| company of New Mexico TO issue and
sell 1,176 shares of stock at $50 a
! share. The company incorporated
| in July, 1920, with a capital of $50 900
which was amended a few days ago
TO $lOO,OUO.
RELIEF CORPS SOCIAL. W.
! Owen, Post No. l Women's Relief
Corps, will hold a social this after
noon from ? to 4 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. w. II. Wilkie, 523 East
Monroe street. A short program of
music and readings in honor of
Washington's birthday will be given
and refreshments served. Members
and friends Of the order are cordially
invited.
NATIONAL GUARD TO MEET
Members Of the three companies Of
the 15Sth Infantry stationed at
Phoenix are notified that they must
report at the armory at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The assembly will last
only until noon, at which time the
men will be dismissed. Members are
also asked to call the attention of all
other men in their neighborhood to
this call as this assembly is i'm
portant.
MAY SELL sTock-The Merry
Widow Mining company was granted
permission by the corporation COM
mission to issue and sell 100000
shares of it's stock at Is cents
share. The company which incorpo-
rated in October, 1915, has an au-
thorized capitalization of 100000
divided into 100000 shares at 10
cents a share. It's property is located
in the San Francisco mining district
in MohaVe county.
PERMIT TO ISSUE BONDS -
The corporation commission yester-
day authorized the Superior Light
and Power company to issue and
sell $4,000 OF par value of its To-
year seven per cent first mortgage
bonds at price TO net the company
not less than IS per cent OF the par
value. The proceeds derived from
the sale of bonds will be used to
reimburse the treasury for money
borrowed by the company to make
partial payment to the contractor
for constructing the plant.
GOVERNOR SIGNS FIRST BILL
AT .: 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Governor Thomas +. Campbell
signed House Bill No l the first act
passed by the special session OF the
legislature which convened February
Is. The act which provided an ap-
preparation of s51,S80 for current and
contingent expenses for carrying on
the session. carried the emergency
clause. Immediately after signing
the bill the governor transmitted it
to the secretary of state where it was
placed on file as the first official act
of the Legislature.
GOES TO ATTEND INSTITUTE
Elsie Toles, state superintendent OF
public instruction, Will leave tomor-
row for Globe to attend the last OF j
series of county institutes which have
been held under the direction OF the
state department of education. In
Miss Toles party will be other edu-
Gators taking part in the institute
program including Will c.. Wood,
commissioner of education of Cali
| fornia; Miss Louise Lynd OF the
Tempe Normal faculty. and H. A.
Davis, director of research with the
state superintendeHt's office. From
| Globe Miss Toles viii go to Chicago
! for the superintendence meeting of
1 the National Education association.
SUES FOR DAMAGES-Damages
in the sum Of $4,000 are asked in
personal injury suit filed in superior
court yesterday by Carlos Mendoza,
on behalf of his 11-year- old son, Ed
ward against Charles A. Buckley.
The action is the outgrowth OF an ac-
cident on the Tempe road Jan. last.
Mendoza alleged that because of
Buckley's carelessness his son Ed
ward was permanently disfigured
when Buckley's car hit the boy. The
! youngster was riding on a push
wagon at the time of the accident.
/ The complainant further alleges that
Buckley was driving at an excessive
4 rate Of speed. The boy sustained Sc
we're bruises and cuts about the head
and body and his right forearm was
| badly injured. the plaintiff claims.
PRAISE LOCAL TYPISTS - Con-
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