Arizona republican., 1922-03-07

commission. The incorporators were
the same in both companies and We're
NJ. II. Dudley and Beryl Mortlock,
both of Kingman. The companies
were organized, the articles state, for
the purpose of carrying on a general
mining, milling, smelling and reduc-
ton business Both were incorpo-
rated with a capital stock of S150,000
each, divided into 1900 600 shares,
each. at the par value of 10 cents a
share.
GOES TO ST. JoHNS--w. ]. Gal
braith, attorney general went to st
Johns Sunday afternoon where he
will spend two or three days making
an investigation Of q cattle stealing
case in that district. The details OF
the case are not known but several
of the prominent cattlemen Of Apa-
che county requested that Mr.. Gal
braith make a personal investigation
! of the matter.
APPROVES 5ILL-Gov. Thomas
E. Campbell yesterday approved
house concurrent resolution No. / and
passed it on to Ernest r. Han, sec
/ retary Of state. The resolution ex-
tends an invitation to Herbert c.
| Hoover, secretary of commerce and
! chairman of the Colorado river COM
| mission, to address the state legis-
! lature in a joint session In the near
! future.
BOARD OF REGENTS TO MEET
! The board of regents of the Uni
versity of Arizona will meet Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock in the Of
| flee Of the president of the university
at Tucson, according TO an announce
ment made yesterday by the board
I ~ nfs =
| president for the university to fill the
| vacancy made by the resignation oi
r. b. Won KleinSmid, former presi-
dent, will be taken UP at the meeting
| it was stated yesterday.
TWO FALSE ALARMS-The cen.
trail fire station was called out twice
last evening to no purpose. The first
alarm, at 7:10 D. m, was turned ir
| from Seventh avenue and Grant
| street, by some Mexicans who haC
| been disturbed by a. brush fire fal
| out of the city limits. The seconc
/ alarm was false and was turned in al
! Eleventh and Fillmore streets al
! 1910 o'clock. Fire officials are agair
compelled to warn the public to keeI
| the streets clear at the approach OF
| the fire trucks for the sake of safety
| and cooperation.
ISSUES REQUISlTlON-Requisi-
| tion on the governor of California fol
! the extradition of Fred Jamison, held
! by the officials of San Francisco fol
| Sheriff w. A. Campbell of Flagstaff
was issued yesterday by Governor
! Thomas Z. Campbell to +. NJ. Gold
| county attorney of Coconino county
who is enroute to San Francisco tC
! bring Jamison back to Flagstaff
! Jamison Is wanted in Flagstaff on q
| charge of embezZlement brought by
| G.. w. Copeland, who charges Jamisor
was entrusted with $3.50 belonging tC
him but converted it to his own use
| According to Attorney Gold, JamisoT
was employed by Copeland in organ
! izing a number Of cooperative stores
| in and about Flagstaff.
STORES COMPANY INcORPO
! RATES - Articles of incorporation
were issued yesterday by the corpo.
ration commission to the St. Johni
| Stores company of St. Johns, Ariz
The incorporators were, Joseph TIDAL
and w. r. Lesueur. both of Eargar
| Ariz., and j. H. Jones, A. r. Thurber
and Gilbert e. Greer, all of st. Johns
| The officers were given as JOSEPH
Udall. president; Isaac Isaacson
vice e-president; A. e. Thurber, secre.
tary manager. The company, ac.
cording to the articles, will engage il
a general merchandising business
wholesale and retail, in and about st
Johns, and also in the cattle, land
lumber and milling business and will
make loans on live stock. The capi.
tally stock is given as $4,000 divid
| ed into $4,000 shares of 81 each. I'm.
| der the articles of incorporation, the
! company cannot have liabilities out,
standing in excess of $4,000.