Arizona republican., 1922-03-08

circle at the home OF the ldtCer, dl
. 80 o'clock this afternoon.
JUNIOR CHAMBER TO MEET
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Junior chamber Of commerce VIII De
held at the Grande cafe at 6:l5 TO-
night. Matters of importance con-
cerning the Phoenix City name plates
will be discussed.
ARGUMENT ENDS IN COURT
An argument over the city election
result caused a charge OF aSsra-
waited assault to be filed against j.
H. Schick by Amos Fairchild In JUS
tice Nat II. McKee's court yester
day. The complainant alleges SchlcK
attacked him with brass knucks.
TO ENTERTAIN FATHERS-The
Pendergast p. T. A. will present an
unusually good program FIioay
evening when the Iathers VIII
e7te. tanned. Those taking part IN
the program are DR.. Fred Perkins
prof. r.. II. Bloenn and seXtette'
Mrs. Charles r. Roberts. All parents
and friends of the school are invited
ARRESTED AT HOME - Ramon
Marietta. AZ years old, was arresteu
AT his home near Arcadia yesterday
by Deputy Sheriffs Blanco and smith
who at the same time took into Gus
todv a 13 year old girl a felony
charge will be filed against Marceta
today. The girl was turned over 10
the probation officer.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
The Phoenix chamber of commerce
viii hold its annual business meet
ines tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in the rooms of the chamber. the
meeting will take up a number OF
oronosed amendments to the const-
tuition and bylaws, relating to the
methods OF procedure in future elec-
tions and the changing Of the date or
annual meeting to a more 1iexlDle
basis.
HERE FROM NORTH DAKOTA
Attracted to the Salt River valley Dy
the information he read in the Ke-
nublican's annual nNd-winter edi-
lion of Last January, V. +. Bemis. a
banker of Grand Forks, n. D., mas
arrived in Phoenix prepared 10 stay
several months in the temperate
climate which he has discovered mere
Mr.. Bemis received his copy or Inc
Republican booster edition through
the courtesy of the Phoenix champer
Of commerce.
MAKE SECOND PAYMENT - In
order to be certain to avoid all pen
alties, several made payments yes
terday on their second instaliment OF
state and county taxes for lyZl
which became due March .. accoru-
ing to Vernon S. Wright, county
treasurer. Payment on these taxes
becomes delinquent May ! after
which penalties will accrue as 1ol-
lows. Four per cent of the amount
due and interest at the rate OF ~
per cent per annum until paid.
RANGE UNDER QUARANTINE
In order to check an epidemic OF
scabies among the cattle in Apache
county. Governor Thomas Z. Camp
| he'll Yesterday issued a proclamation
nlacing the Tucker cattle range N
| that county under quarantine. Iht
| order was asked by the state 1--we
| stock sanitary board and DIR. K )
| flight state veterinarian who witr
prank p. Moore, chairman OF th'
hoard made an investigation of th'
epidemic. 1t affects a district ap'
proximately 40 to so miles In area
ASSISTANT OBSERVERS STILL
/ NEEDED-The civil service com
! mission invites special attention <
! the fact that in the examination hel'
recently in Phoenix and other cities
| throughout the United States for as
] sistant observer, weather bureau ap
nlicants were not secured in the mum
her desired. and that this examination
viii again be held on March 22
Persons interested in this or othe
examinations should apply TO IN
secretary of the United States CIV
service board at the local post OF
flee for detailed information and ap
plication blanks.
| DENIES MoTloN-At the prelim
mary hearing of the Southern "a
cific and Arizona Eastern railroad
in the United States district cour
of Arizona, before which the wv
roads had been called TO account
yesterday, for the funds collecte
under the present tariff governln
rates on freight transferred from on
road to the other at the junction poin
of the two lines, the defendants
motion for a mandatory inJunctlo
was denied by Judge William II
Sawtelle. The matter is to be re
ferred to a special master and WI
probably be tried during the comm
April term of court.
POSTPONE INVESTIGATION :
The investigation of the Paciflc &C
Operative League Stores compan:
against which bankruptcy proceed
ings were filed recently in San FraT
cisco. has been postponed by III
Arizona CORPORATION commission frol
March Is to March q, on account
s other proceedings in the Unite
4 States district court of Arizon
4 Seven stores of the company in AT
t IONA, are affected by the proceeding
Q filed in San Francisco. 1t Is the II
d tention of the corporation comInii
sion TO make thorough investigate
= into the affairs Of the company
n this state.
e TO MAKE TAX INSPECTIONS
I The Arizona state tax comm1ssio
!, according to an announcement ma
q Yesterday by Charles r. Howe, chal
!, man of the commission, win leave !
Boise on Thursday morning to ma
an inspection of the taxable proper
s in that town Swansea and In Z
t district about Parker. the comm
t, sion has completed it's inspection
: the property in Maricopa county al
: the trip Thursday. Mr.. Howe state
J" viii complete the inspection by Z
7, commission of the property in Yum
: and MohaVe counties. The comm
d sion makes an inspection of the ia
able property in the state each yea
o visiting every county in the state
= ISSUES CERTIFICATE FolloN
- ing a hearing yesterday, the corpor
ton commission issued a certl1lca
.e of convenience and necessity to I
) Lowell Don Luis Stage company
y operate q staee line between Low
~ and Don Luis in Cochise county. i
lI order permits the company to ope
a ate through the towns of Tin TOY
~ and south Bisbee over the main pu
H. lie highway. The application of t
T. order was made by o. j. Nelson a
- f. A. Costen, who declared that VIII
20 the mines are opened in Bisbee a
ne other stage line would be needed
=. cause the Naco- -Bisbee stage III
III ,,.bicb operateS over the highW;