Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

OI comfort never DeIOre realized 1n the grand old pile. The senators desks will remain in place. Custodian Alex ander says, for use by the dental and other boards in examination work The Hall of Representatives is being put in readiness again for use by the land board which will be back there again on Monday morning.
 Give Us Cuspidors Great changes in the land depart ment have been noted since the depart ment moved temporarily into the su- preme court chambers where cuspfdors are not provided Commissioner w. A. Moeur and Deputy Ben R. Clark worked all of Friday with two-pound box of French chocolates between would never chew tobacco any more. The commissioner made the announce ment for both, Ben being taciturn as usual.
 Women Dine Visitors
 Miss Willmae Mahoney of the attor- ney generals office, and Miss Minnie Seeman of the secretary of states of flee, entertained Representative Nellie Hayward of Douglas and Representa- tive Rosa Mckay of Globe at dinner in their apartments at the Halcyon Thursday night.
 Political Opponents Dine
 Tax Commissioner Rudolph Kuchler, staunch republican, and Assessor E. A. Hughes, staunch Cochise county demo- crat, lunched in harmony at the Adams on Friday. Although on opposite sides of the political fence both officials in- sist that they are the best of friends.
 Watches That Chair
 Supervisor Charles M Roberts of Cochise county, democratic governor elect if the democrats win and if they vote for him, returned to the capitol on Friday after a brief and enforced trip to Cochise county on official busi- ness. He is keeping close watch on the state throne.
 Needs Three Offer.
 Even Ceasar baked at the crown when it was offered him the first time. and Assessor F. A. Hughes of Cochise county is baking now about that state authorship that was extended to him Thursday by Land Commissioner Moeur. Of course. the first thing to do when preparing a fish dinner is to catch the fish and Hughes coyly ad- mits that he isn't caught yet
 Resolution Goes East
 Three beautifully prepared copies of the suffrage resolution just passed by the special legislature, all dolIed up with the states gold seal and yards of nice red ribbons started eastward yes terday on the way to the secretary of state, presiding officer of the senate, and speaker of the house. Mrs. Ava E.. Belmont. at Port Washington, N. Y.. wired Governor Campbell yesterday her expression of appreciation for his courtesy in wiring her of the success ful passage of the resolution.
 Common Carriers Warned
 Common carriers. particularly auto bus men, are warned by the state cor poration commission to have their cer- tificates of public convenience and ne- cessity before trying to do business, and indemnity companies are warned to see those certificates before writing indemnity insurance.
 All Get Valentines
 Everybody in the capitol building eral. received a valentine from the auditor the valentine being in the shape of a check for two weeks pay just due. The adjutant general has his coming and hopes to get it.
 SHRINE BALL Shriners from every part of Arizona and their ladies made merry last night at the great Shrine ball given at the Peacock. The hall was crowded throughout the even ing, and estimates on the attendance dreds of men and women there on the floor. Evening found the Peacock es- pecially decorated for the occasion and throughout the night the hall was given over exclusively to the Shrine nobles and their ladies. A special musi- cal program was given for the dancing The festivity of the crowd which thronged the dance floor made the af- fair one of the best of the season, more especially as every part of the state vas represented.