Arizona republican., 1922-06-13
localities
WILL ATTEND MEETING

! corporation commission, following
| the close of the hearing of the three
/ ct Mt fare case at Carson City, Nevada,
| went to San Francisco where he VIII
/ attend the sessions of the Pacific
| States and the Utah railway commits
| sions which began yesterday in that
! city. Amas A. Belts. member of the
corporation commission, will return TO
Phoenix direct from Carson City. The
railway commissions will close their
sessions on Wednesday.
NEW COMPANY FORMED -
Articles of incorporation were granted
yesterday by the corporation commits
sion to the Clevona Mining company
Of Tucson. The capital stock of the
company was given as $3,00o,000 dl-
vided into shares of the par value of
81 each. The incorporators were J. F.
Russell and Leo T. Stack, both OF
Tucson.
GOoDElL is VISITOR - State
Senator F. o. Goodell of Tucson was
in Phoenix yesterday on business
connected with the Arizona Eastern
Railway company. While here he
called on Governor Campbell and
other state officials at the capitol
He will return to Tucson today.
GOES FOR VACATION - Miss
Clara White, a stenographer employed
by the Southwest Cotton company
left Sunday night to spend her va
cation visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Veith White of Wichita,
Kansas. and other relatives in that
state.
PROMINENT visIToRs-The fol-
| lowing visitors are among those at
the Hotel Adams: p. G. Beckett and
j. E. Curray of Bisbee. Robert e.
| Tally. general manager of the United
Verde Copper company of Jerome;
T. H. O'Brien of Globe. and E. A.
Sawyer of Winslow.
DOUGLAS BANKER HERE-J. S.
Douglas. president of the Bank of
Douglas, of Douglas, Arizona, accom-
panied by Mrs. Douglas, are guests at
the Commercial hotel. Paul Arrnelop
of New York is also with them.
CANNOT REGISTER VOTERS
That a notary public cannot act as
registering officer of voters unless
specially appointed by the county re-
corder of county to do so is the
opinion of w. J. Galbraith. attorney
general IN answer to an inquiry made
to his office.
TO JOIN HUsRAND-Mrs. Helen
Stevenson, formerly employed by the
Central Arizona Light and Power
company as stenographer. viii leave
Phoenix this week to join her hus-
band in Prescott. MIR. Stevenson is
projectionist at the Elks theater in
Prescott and until recently was en-
ployed at the Strand theater in Phoe-
nix in the same capacity.
TAckY PARTY-The new Ep-
worth league chapter of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
their regular monthly social and busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. C.
c. Joy. 1907 North Central avenue,
at O'Clock this evening. This is to
be a Tacky party to which all young
people above high school age are in
vited.
REVIVAL AT GLENDALE-The
Church of the Nazarene at Glendale
has tent pitched on the church lot
and revival meetings are in progress.
The pastor. the Rev. Melza II. Brown,
is being assisted by the Rev Fl. NJ.
Chambers of Hutchinson, Kansas,
VINO has for some time been preSi-
dent of the bible school at that place.
Services are held every night at
o'clock. An earnest invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
v. F. w. MEETING TONIGHT
There will be a regular meeting of
Maricopa Post No. 720 Veterans of
Foreign Wars this evening at 1880
o'clock.
WILSON EUREAU TO MEET
The regular meeting of the Wilson
Farm bureau will be held Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. The Parent
Teacher association will serve ice
cream and cake. A musical program
will include piano solos by Miss Car
melita Ward and Mrs. Taylor. Fred
TAFT, president of the Maricopa
County Farm Bureau. and Albert
Stetson. of the Junior chamber of
commerce will deliver addresses.
GOES TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mrs M. c. Cole left last evening to
visit her daughter in Ogden. Utah,
for the summer.
LEAVES FOR SUMMER VISIT
Mrs. Maud Brown was among those
who left last evening for the north
ern part of the state to spend the
summer. Mrs. Brown expects to
visit all the main points of interest
while away.
LEAVE FOR TUcsoN-charles
w. Fairfield state auditor and Robert
ID. Bacchus, executive budget secre-
tary, left for Tucson last night where
they will install the new uniform ac-
counting syste mfor all state depart
ments in the University of Arizona,
the Pioneer Historical Society and
the state laboratory. They will re-
turn via Florence where the system
will be put in operation in the state
prison
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