Arizona republican., 1922-05-09
localities

MAY ISSUE SHARES-The Cop
per queen Extension Development
company of Bisbee yesterday was
gwen permit to issue and pool 300,-
700 shares OF stock to John NJ Nc
Gregor and Thomas A. Hughes in ex-
change of mining claims and to sell
100000 shares of stock at 81 a share.
The company was incorporated May
., Ig22, With a capital stock Of ST.
| 300, 900 divided into shares of 81 each.
The Verde Central Mines company
was granted a permit to sell 900. 900
shares of stock at so cents a. share.
The company was incorporated on
Aug. 10, 1915, with a capital stock OF
/ $3.50, ,000
GOES TO YAvAPAI COURT
Judge F. W. Perkins. assistant attor-
ney general, left for Prescott last
night. where he will appear today in
the Yavapai county superior court
NEW OIL COMPANY-Article of
incorporation were granted yester-
day by the corporation commission
to the Hassayampa Oil company of
Prescott The incorporators we're
George W. Nilsson and A. II. Gale.
The capital stock of the company
was given as 100000 in shares of
81 each. Articles also were given to
the Palmyra Pecan company OF
Phoenix. The incorporators were C.
HI Akers, H. r. Tritle and o. M.
Fogle. The company was incorporat-
ed at $4,000 divided into shares of
the par value of 10 cents. The COM
pany will grow pecans and other
nuts.
NO TAX coMPLAlNTS-No com
plants against city taxes were sub
mitted to the board of equalization
which met yesterday for the first
time this year The board will con-
tinue to convene at 10 o'clock each
morning until May 27. The mayor
and four commissioners comprise the
membership of the board.
CooTIES TO MEET--A special
meeting of the Military Order of the
Cootie, the playground branch of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, is an
nounced for s: 80 this evening in the
club rooms over the Rose Tree. The
trumpeter of the order will blow
Mess Gear" and all members are
urged to join the chow line promptly
The regular meeting of the v. F. w.
will follow.
MOTHER DIES IN NEW YORK
Mrs. M. l.. Minnich, mother of Mrs
Rufus Seaman of this city, passed
away last Friday at her home in New
York. Mrs Minnich has visited her
daughter here in previous years and
made many friends who will be
grieved to hear Of her death.
KNIGHTS GIVE DANCE = The
Spanish American Knights gave a
q nee at the Frolic Sunday night, the
affair being well attended by the
Spanish residents of the city. This
is the second of series Of such af-
fairs planned by the club for the
purpose of creating good fellowship.
LEADERLESS MEETING-The Y.
p. S. G. E. of the Central Christian
church inaugurated a new feature on
Sunday evening In the shape Of a
leaderless meeting. An open discus
sion was held on the following prop
osition: Resolved, that every Chris
tian should give at least q tenth OF
his income to the church" The plans
of those in charge were well carrieu
out and almost every one present ex-
pressed an opinion on the subject. A
number of Tenth legioners are al
ready enrolled. and those who are not
are requested to report to Miss Opal
Jackson, secretary of the society.
Two especially pleasing numbers on
the program were a violin solo by G.
T. Yates and the rendition of the ma
tional c. e song, Others" by Miss
Ruth Thomas. Meetings are held
each Sunday at p. M, and all young
people of the city are invited to at
tend.
MANY VISIT Ll6RARY-There
were 1882 readers who made use Of
the facilities offered by the Phoenix
Public library last month according
to the April report which has been
submitted for the approval of the
city manager. These We're divided
into 1920 readers at home and 5.222
readers at the library. One hundred
and seyenty-five membership cards
were issued in April. Books with
drawn from the library by readers
included 1920 adult fiction, 1888
adult non fiction and S.111 juvenile.
COMPANY TO DlSSOLVE-The
Oklamex Oil company was granted
decree Of dissolution by Judge F. G.
Lyman last week. the order being
filed with the clerk of the superior
court yesterday
Wife GETS DIvoRcE-An order
granting a divorce to Hazel Hendricks
from William Everett Hendricks was
filed with the clerk of the superior
court yesterday
CHARGE is DISMISSED - A
charge of passing a bogus check, |
which had been brought against ].
n. Jaggers last week, was dismissed
by Justice Nat T. Mckee yesterday.
BOYS FUNERAL TODAY-Funer-
al services for Harry Smith. S-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. |
vino was killed by a blow from
the Mcclellan chapel at 2 o'clock this |
afternoon. The body will be sent to |
Los Angeles for burial.