Arizona republican., 1922-05-27
localities
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NAMED ON DENTAL BOARD
Appointment of DR.. H. II. Braxton AMI
DR.. w. S. Barackman of Chandler as
members of the state board of dental
examiners was announced yesterday
by Governor Thomas Z. Campbell
DR.. Braxton succeeds DIR. w. A. Baker
of Tucson who resigned on February
6 and will serve the uneXpired term
of DR.. Baker which ends January l.
1924. DR.. Barackman succeeds DR.
William l.. Spates OF Globe who re-
signed on March 8. His term expires
January I, 1926.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Incorporation were granted yeSter-
day by the corporation commission TO
the Arizona Willie Paving company
of Tucson: The incorporators of the
company were julius Kruttschnitt
Jr., George b. Singleton and Frank Il.
Curley, all of Tucson The capital
stock OF the company was given as
s50J,O00 divided into shares of $100
each The company will deal in build
ing and paving materials.
MAY SELL SHARES-A permit to
issue and SELL 100000 shares of stock
at 81 each was granted yesterday by
the corporation commission to the
New Comstock Mining company. The
company was incorporated in Feb
ruary 1901 with a capital stock of
81 900 600 which was increased in 1919
to s2,oO0,000 divided into shares of the
par value of 81 each.
NAMES TES-Announce
ment of the appointment by Cover
nor Thomas E. Campbell of the ap-
pointmelt of eight delegates from
Arizona TO attend the 49th annual
meeting of the National Conference
of Social Work, was made public
Yesterday. The meeting will be held
in Cincinnati, Ohio. June % to 20. Tine
appointments We're made IN com
pliance with request from w. ia.
Parker, general secretary of the NO
tional Conference of Social Work. The
delegates appointed to represent Ari-
IONA. at the conference are as follows:
Judge A. c. Lockwood of Tombstone,
Judge Jonn j. Sweeney of Prescott
Mrs. II. G. Lockett of Phoenix, Mrs.
Henry Miller of Phoenix, Mrs. John
B. Wright of Tucson, Miss Christianna
G. Gilchrist of Phoenix, Miss Esther
Cummings of Bisbee. and Miss Gene
We've Moore of Phoenix.
The washington farm bureau will
meet tonight to select delegates to
attend the general election of Of
ficers of the Pimacotton Growers as
sociation to be held soon. The dairy
contract also will be taken up and
explained. Fred TAFT, president or
the county farm bureau. will be
present; also Fred J. Elliott, attorney
for the cotton growers association,
will be there to tell what has been
accomplished this year. A full at
tendance of members is desired to-
night as this meeting will take the
place of the Tuesday night meeting.
ANNOUNCES CANDlDAcY-That
he will again be a candidate for a
Democratic nomination for the house
of representatives from this county
was made known yesterday by Hon.
J. Irwin Burk of Gilbert. Mr.. Burk
is member of the present house
from Gilbert, ninth representative dis
trict, and he is one of the few Demo-
oratic members from this county.
Mr.. Burk was ranked with the pro-
gressive members of the house. He
took an active part in the considera-
tion of the more important measures
which were presented.
CALLED BY ILLNESS - Harry
Welch, secretary of the Phoenix
chamber of commerce, was called
out of town last Wednesday on ac-
count of the serious Illness Of rel
ative.
PRESENT ANNUAL TO C. OF C.
An autographed copy of the 1922
"Phoenician," the Phoenix Union
high school annual, was presented
yesterday to the Phoenix chamber of
commerce by the Phoenix Junior col
lege. The book was autographed by
the graduating class of the college
and by Daniel f. Jantzen, principal of
p. II. S.
HERE FROM LOS ANGELEs-.I.
Steinhardt, of Cohn- -Goldwater COM
pany of Los Angeles, manufacturers
of shirts and overalls, is in this city
on business.
COOKED FOOD sALE-The Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club
will hold a~sale sof home made pies,
cakes and salads today at the corner
of Central avenue and Adams street.
The profits on the sale will be used
in the club-room summer rent fund.
GOING TO COAST-Mrs. J. J.
Morton and children. Ray, frankie
and Evelyn, will leave tonight for
Los Angeles to join Mr.. Morton, who
has been engaged in work there for
the past six weeks. They will be
accompanied by Mrs. C. Bennett and
daughter, Evelyn.
NEED ELECTRIC FAN-An cleo
trio fan is needed by the Day Nurse
ry, which was entered a few nights
ago by burglars who stole the old
fan. Anyone desiring to donate fan
or contribute TO the fan fund should
communicate with the nursery at 226
East Madison street. or leave money
in the Day. Nursery milk bottles in
various down town stores.
ENGINEERS LUNCHEON - The
regular weekly luncheon of the
Phoenix chapter of the American
Association of Mining Engineers will
be held at the Hotel Adams at noon