Arizona republican., 1922-05-05
NEW coRpoRATIoN-Articles Of

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
| Incorporation were granted to the
Silver Creek United Mining company
yesterday by the corporation commits
sion. The company was incorporated
with capital stock of $4,000, 900, di-
vided into shares of the par value OF
81 each. The incorporators were T..
N. Segar and r. +. Hoover of Oatman
and J. J. Munsey of San Francisco
| The company will carry on a general
mining business at Oatman.
HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE
Harry Coleman, negro, was given
preliminary hearing before Justice
Henry ]. Sullivan yesterday on
charge of robbing a taxi driver, and
bound over to the superior court un-
der $500 bond, which he failed to
! furnish.
90 IN COUNTY JAIL-Ninety men
are now crowded into the county jail,
establishing a new record for Hotel
| de Maricopa. The jail is arranged
| to accommodate As prisoners under
normal conditions. Sheriff Mont
gomery estimated that about 20 per
cent Of the inmates are awaiting
trial on liquor charges, while the re-
mainder are either serving time or
awaiting trial on criminal charges.
FOUND GUILTY-Joseph Nedeau
was found guilty by a jury in Judge
/ r. C. Stanford's division OF the SUI
perior court yesterday of contrlbut-
Ping to the delinquency of minor
child He will be sentenced tomor-
row morning at $3.50 o'clock.
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED
Rudolph Mickens will appear before
/ Judge r. c. Stanford today to plead
to a charge of grand larceny involV-
IF hfnNHtn
BURGLAR TO BE SENTENCED
Jose Flores, captured by Mrs. Hugh
Campbell as he was burglarizing her
home last Tuesday night, admitted
! his guilt to Judge r. C. Stanford
yesterday and will be sentenced to-
| day.
] oaks was granted a divorce from
! Charles E. Oaks by Judge Joseph ).
4 Jenckes yesterday
| Through Attorney General w. ]. Gall
braith the Arizona corporation COM
mission filed a petition in the su-
perior court yesterday asking that
the property and assets of the Ari-
zona Fire Insurance company whlch
/ were given into the commissions
charge Nov. 20, 1921, be returned TO
the stockholders of the company
NEW GAMEWELL OPERATOR
/ Martin Weyant became initiated into
the operation of the Gamewell board
at police headquarters yesterday. lie
will have full charge { the board.
Several down town boxes have Deen
| installed and are being operated
| daily. Work on the others is being
rushed and the circuit will be COM
pleted within a few weeks. Weyant
| is a new member the force. but is
well known in Pho lix, having start
ed to railroad out of here in 1899. he
is president of the local lodge OF the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
"a NIGHT OUT" ToNlGHT-Di-
rected by Mrs. Easley Of the Arizona
school OF Music, "A Night Out, the
delightful little play which has been
! enjoyed by many audiences through
/ ont the country, will be staged to-
night by the Roosevelt Neighborhood
club at Neighborhood house. The
| play is being given for the benefit of
the Ladies' Aid society of the Con :
gregational church Of the Roosevelt
/ district The curtain will rise at S:lo
LEAVES FOR PASADENA HOME
Miss Muriel Dyer. who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Howe williams this winter, left last
/ night for Pasadena. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Howe Williams and their daughter
Muriel left last night for San Diego
! for the summer.
NO SATURDAY REclTAL-Due
| to the many other activities planned
| for the young people of Phoenix this
week. the Saturday afternoon recital
| at the Arizona School of Music has
been cancelled These recitals are
given throughout the school year and
are considered part of the schooling
of the students. Many attractive re-
| citaIs are soon to be announced to
| take place before the close of the
| spring term and the opening of the
summer session.
FORM CHlRoPRAcToRS' ASSN.
An association of the chiropractors
of Maricopa county was formed yes
/ terday at a meeting held at the office
! of DR.. Tdelfrich. Officers elected
were: DR.. S. M. Kershaw, president;
DIR. Imogene Anderson, vice presl-
| dent: Or. w. II. Shaw, secretary and
| treasurer. The organization viii be
called Maricopa County Chiroprac-
l TORS association and win meet the
first Wednesday of every month.
COLLEGE CLUB PlCNIC-The
! College club will hold a picnic at
Telegraph Pass next Thursday, May
II starting from the Y. M. c. A. in
phoenix at 5: 80 o'clock. Each mem
her of the party is asked to bring
his or her own picnic lunch in sack,
\ with name and college attached to
! the outside. Each member is also
asked to bring cup.