Arizona republican., 1920-03-26

PETER RYAN RECOVERS-Pe.er Ryan of the Ryan Vehicle company. who has been i'll for some time. IS
 slowly recovering. He will be back at
 his place of business in a short time. l SENATOR ROBERTS HERE-Sena- tor Chas M Roberts, Cochise county ] supervisor and democratic candidate for the governors chair, arrived in
 Phoenix yesterday by way of Globe.
 REVENUE MAN cOMES-w. A. 1 S.taiger, deputy collector of the internal
 revenue department arrived from his headquarters in Prescott yesteday- He
 will be here for several days on of 1 ficial business.
 1 AN-HELLENlc LUNCHEON = The Pan-Hellenic luncheon club will
 meet Satuday at 1 o'clock D. m. at the Arizona club. All Greek letter women wishing to attend are requested to | telephone 3117 Friday evening between 6 and o'clock.
 WILL BECOME ciTIZEN-Andrew G. Rudometkin, native of Russii, yesterday filed his declaration of citi- zenship in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Rudo- metkin came to this country in 1905 and for the past few years has been engaged in farming near Phoenix. PHOENIX WEATHER IN 191a- Meteorological Data 1Se5-1919' is the
  Phoenix weather bureau under the d: rcction of Robert @. Grant, meteor ologist. It contains climatic features and the annual meteorological summary for 1919, It is for distribution at the PEoenix chamber of commerce. WATER USERS TO MEET-Share- holders in the Water Users, association of district No. ,, will meet at the Mur- phy school house tomorrow evening at o'clock for the purpose of hearing ar explanation of the propositions to be voted upon at the elections or April 6.
 STUDY YUMA TAXES ES-Arizona $ tax commissioners returned early yes terday from an official trip to Yuma where they had been to study the valu- ation conditions for 1920. During most Of yesterday the commissioners were at the county court house here for a session with Assessor George w Cummins
 LICENSES TO MARRY-Licenses
 to marry were issued yesterday to Lyman R. Bennett. Al, and Marie
 Casper, 22, both of Phoenix; Bonifacia
 c. Gutierrez, 32, and Marie Martinez.
 S2. both of Mesa; William Clarence
 Murfflein, 21, of Philadelphia, Pa, and
 Alta La Fever, 19, of Phoenix; and
 Percy A. Morse, 34, of Mesa. and Verda
 steMart: cx4T, F. ef a,is,Mass saffGrs; IS GOOD Arizona's future looks particularly
 bright to the cattlemen of Colorado,
 Wyoming and Nebraska, according to Ed. w. Stephens, secretary of the state
 livestock sanitary board. The secre-
 tary says his mails are full of re-
 quests from cattlemen in the north
 ern states for information about ATT zona ranches for sale. There are not many cattle ranches on the market,
 Stephens says.
 heer fepoived Inv Governor Thomas E.
 Campbell from Secretary Robert F. Duncan, of the New York executive committee of Americas Gift to France,
 saying that Arizona's quota to the $250, GOO fund for the AIacMonnies stat ute to commemorate the battle or the Marne would be $500. Secretary Dun- can urged that every effort be made by the Arizona committee to go over the top.
 FACES TWO Robert M Holmes was arraigned yesterday before Justice Mckee on charges of disturbing the peace and of threaten ing to commit an offense. He was re- leased on his own recognizance to ap- pear for trial Wednesday, March 31. Minerva Pugh alleges that Holmes used violent language and wanted to fight. James k. Pugh is the com. p.aining witness in the second charge and alleges that Holmes threatened to kill him. All concerned live on the new Black Canyon road fl miles frool Phoenix.
 TOOK LIEN ON AIRPLANE-sui. was filed yesterday by Shirley Christy. secretary of the Arizona state fair commission, against w. S. Barr. for $4e0 as rentals alleged to be unpaid for the use of certain privileges at the state fair grounds. MT. Christy al- leges that he entered into a contract to rent Barr landing ground and a shed for an aeroplane at the fair grounds. Barr to pay s100 per month rental from November 15 to March 15, 1920. He allebes that after December i5. Barr refused to pay the rent and as a consequence he filed lien on the plane which he says is still at tte grounds. As a separate action the fair commissioner alleges that B3fr contracted to pay $100 for the privilege of entering motorcycle in a race eh New Years day at the race track at the fair :,s'ounds. The race was heic he says. but Barr refused to pay the concession fee he alleges.