Arizona republican., 1922-05-30
localities

to marry were issued to the following
yesterday: Jose Vasconcelas and
Emilea Fernadez, both of Phoenix;
James w. Sievwright. Tyrone, N. NJ,
and Ethel Brooks, Springfield. Mo.
MURPHY S. S. PicNic--An all
day community picnic will be held
today under the auspices of the MUIR
ply Union Sunday school. The af-
fair will be held in the school park.
Members of the Congregational Sun
day school are especially invited to
attend. All people of the district are
invited to bring their own basket
lunches.
GOES TO MICHIGAN HoME-L.
B. Hitchcock, former city engineer,
has returned to his old home at jack
son, Mich, where he will remain for
about two months before coming
back to Phoenix
GOES TO U. OF A COMMENCE
MENT-Miss Elsie Toles, state school
superintendent. left Sunday for Tue
son to attend commencement week at
the University of Arizona which be-
gan yesterday. The graduation ex-
ercises and the presentation of di-
pfon11s to the graduates win be held
on Thursday.
LEAVES FOR HAWAII--Miss Jean
Armstrong, assistant physical train
ing director of the Phoenix Union
High school. left Saturday night for
Los Angeles en- route to San Fran
cisco from which port she will sail
on Wednesday May 81 for the Ha-
waiian islands. Miss Armstrong
plans to spend her summer vacation
period visiting in Honolulu and the
islands. She will return to Phoenix
in the fall in time to take up her
duties with the opening Of the high
school year.
URGED TO ENTER RACE
Friends OF Ben Smith, traffic officer
of the Phoenix police department, are
| endeavoring to get him to enter the
race for constable of the east Phoenix
precinct subject to the action Of the
Democratic primaries. Mr.. Smith has
| resided in Phoenix for the past five
years and has been a member of the
Phoenix police force for more than
| two years. 1t is the opinion Of his
| friends that he has the making of a
good constable IL he can be prevailed
upon to enter the race.
LEAVE FOR NORTHERN HOME
&C. A. Pearson, in charge of the
| national forest experimental station
| at Fort Valley, 10 miles from Flag
staff. left Phoenix this morning with
| his family. for their home at Fort
| Valley. Mrs. F. w. Perkins, wife OF
| Judge F. w. Perkins, assistant attor-
ney general. accompanied them and
will spend few days visiting with
| them at Fort Valley. With the ex-
ception Of Mr.. Pearson, the Pearson
family have been spending the win
| ter in Phoenix with Judge and Mrs
hac ~
New Mexico making experiments in
| the national forests of that state.
MAY SELL SHARES-Permits tc
sell stock were issued yesterday by
| the corporation commission to three
companies. The Silver Creek United
| Mining company. Inc, May 4, 1922
| at s2,500,000 were given a permit to
| sell 100000 shares of stock and to
| pool and place In escrow, 10000
| shares of stock. The Tucson Mort
gage and Finance company, incor-
porated May 20, 1922 at 100000 were
| given permit to sell 1000 shares OF
| stock at 500 each, and the Fresno
Gold Mines company. incorporated al
| $4,000 were permitted to sell 200.
900 shares Of stock at 25 cents and
to pool and place in escrow 100000
! shares
KENTUCKY PICNIC TODAY
Former residents of the old blue
grass state of Kentucky are to hold
their annual picnic today at East
lake park. The picnic will begin al
A o'clock. All Kentuckians now liv-
ing in the valley are urged to attend
and to bring a picnic lunch.
GEORGIA SOCIETY PlCNic--Tht
Georgia society will hold their annua
| picnic today at Eastlake park. Al
former Georgians now living in the
valley are invited TO attend They
will go to the park Immediately
after the Memorial day exercises al
Library park.
MEM o RIAL AUXILIARY TIC
MEET--All members of the Phoenis
Memorial auxiliary 10 Maricopa pos
720 Veterans of Foreign Wars of The
U. S., will meet on Monroe stree
/ between Fifth and Sixth avenues
promptly at o'clock this morning Il
join in the Memorial day parade. AL
members who have cars are urged t
put them in the parade.
UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS :
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for II. f. Percival, Superio
Art association, Aunlia De Flores
Mrs. Y. L. Sanders. Everett Hanna
w G.. Campbell
DISMISS CHARGE--A charge o
grand larceny which had beei
brought against Meximo Salazar wa
dismissed by Justice Nat T. Mcke
yesterday because of insufficient evi
dence The complaint against Salaza
alleged he had participated in tn
theft of harness and saddles from
ranch south of the city,