Arizona republican., 1922-03-25
localities

COUPLE GETS LICENSE - Sam
I. Peart, 29, Casa Grande, and Gae-
nita Freeman, 23, Casa Grande. were
the recipients of the only marriage
license issued by the county clerk
yesterday.
BALLOTS DUE ToNiGHT-Mem-
bers of the chamber of commerce
are warned that all ballots for can
didates for the board of directors in
the present election must be at
chamber of commerce headquarters
before $50 O'Clock this evening, as
the time between tomorrow and
Tuesday must be spent in getting
the election returns in shape for the
annual dinner of the organization
on Tuesday evening.
SEND ROOSEVELT DAM PIC
TURES-At the request Of the Mex
ican government, Harry Welch, Sec
retary of the chamber of COM
merce, has mailed to Senior Aure-
liano c. Torres, commissioner of ag-
riculture, a number of photographs
Of the Roosevelt dam, showing the
pletion. Secretary Welch also in
cluded a quantity of descriptive mat
ter with the photographs.
$50 NARY DAY-Women's
missionary day will be held at the
Central Christian church tomorrow,
with special services at IL O'Clock
in the morning. The Rev. Philip Y.
Pendleton, pastor of the church, will
be the principal speaker.
BAR ASSN. LUNcHEoN-The
Maricopa County Bar association
will inaugurate q series Of monthly
meetings with a luncheon today
noon at the Hotel Adams The
judges Of the Arizona supreme court
are to be guests of the association.
There will be a program of inter-
esting features, including an address
by Judge r. c. Stanford of the su-
perior court of Maricopa county.
TO HOLD COOKED FOOD SALE
The women of Central Christian
church will hold a cooked food sale
today at the Union market, 129
North First avenue. beginning at
IL a. m.
INSURANCE MEN TO MEET
The annual meeting of the Maricopa
County Insurance Agents associa-
tioL will be held at the Hotel Adams
today at 1890 p. m. All members
are requested to be present as a
new board Of directors will be
elected.
RETURNS FROM EAsT-Mrs.
Garth Cate returned to her home,
612 North First avenue. on Friday
morning after spending few weeks
in the east with Mr.. Cate. Mr.. Cate
is general manager of the Flexo
Motive corporation, the headquarters
of which are in Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cate never have given up Ari-
zona as their real home and expect
to spend more time here each year
DENY APPLICATlON-Th appli-
cation of the Douglas-Agua Prieta
Stage company for a certificate of
convenience and necessity to operate
a motor vehicle stage line for pas
senger service between G. avenue in
Douglas and the customs house at the
international border near Aqua Prieta
yesterday was denied by the corpora
ton commission without prejudice to
the re-filing of a new application.
The application was made by +. A.
CASTOR and o. j. Nelson OF Lowell.
SPECIAL MEETING-There will
be special meeting Of the Associa-
tion Of the Allied Service Organiza-
tions at o'clock this afternoon in
the rooms of the Veterans of Foreign
the Rose Tree on Adams street. 1t
is the request of the chairman that
all members of the organization be
present to receive the reports of COM
nittees.
COOKED FOOD sALE-The La
dies Aid society of the Zion Lutheran
church will hold a cooked food sale at
the Grand Central market, beginning
at IL o'clock this morning.
DR.. BROWN TO PREACH--Dr.
John A. Brown of San Francisco, one
of the most prominent speakers of
the Pacific coast, viii occupy the pull
pit at the First Congregational
church at the service there at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning. His sub
ject will be General World Condi-
tions and Christianity
PERMITS TO. SELL STOCK
Permits to issue and sell stock were
granted yesterday by the corporation
commission. The Argo Mines COM
pany, incorporated on Sept. l. 1919,
with a capital stock of $1.000,0 di-
vided into shares at the par value of
81 each, was granted permission to
issue and sell 10000 shares of treas
ury stock at 20 cents share. The
Oatman Belle Mining and Reduction
company, incorporated with a capital
stock Of 81 900, 900 at the par value of
81 a share, was given permit to sell
100, 600 shares of treasury stock at 10
cents each and to consumate a con-
tract for the sale Of 100000 shares
Of stock for $4,000 and to pool and
place in escrow the remaining 3SS,7OO
shares of stock. The Western Pacific
Drilling company, incorporated on
Jan. 20, 1922. with a capital stock OF
$3.50, 900 at 81 a share, was given
permit to sell 100, 900 shares of stock
at is cents share.
FINED FOR THEFT-Jim De-
Kuehn was found guilty by Justice
Henry j. Sullivan yesterday of steal
ing 1881 pounds of grapefruit and was
sentenced to pay fine Of $50. An
additional sentence of six months in
Jail was suspended.