Arizona republican., 1920-07-09
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ROTARIANS MEET TODAY-The Phoenix Rotary club will hold its reg ular weekly luncheon meeting at noon today at the Y. M. c. A.
 TO PREPARE PRISON BUDGET Charles w. Fairfield, executive secre- tary to Governor Campbell, will leave today for Florence, where he will as- sist in preparing the budget of the state prison.
 PRESIDENT REID RETuRNS-F A. Reid, president of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, re- turned recently from a business trip to the northern part of the state.
 HOME FROM COAST TODAY Mrs. F. D. Raley of 375 North Fourth avenue is expected to return tomorrow from Southern California, where she has been visiting her sister for the past six weeks.
 MISSES HARVEY GO TO PRES Eleanor Harney left yesterday for Prescott, where they will spend a short l time en route for the California coast l They will return in September. l LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and | Mrs. J. G. Harmon and their son left yesterday morning for months vaca- ton on the coast. They will make the | trip overland by way of Roosevelt. Payson and Flagstaff, spending some l time in the northern part of the state.
 MRS. CAMERON REcOVERING- ] Friends of Mrs. Ralph Cameron will be glad to learn that she is recovering from a recent serious operation per 1 formed by Mayo brothers. Mrs. Cam l eron is still under the care of physi- | clans and it is not known when she will be able to leave Rochester.
 H ATTENDED JOINT MEETING-C. M. Zander. chairman of the state tax commission, and Wiley F. Jones, att torney general, were in Flagstaff yes- l terday for the closing day of the joint meeting of the Arizona Cattlemen's as sociation and Arizona Wool Growers l association.
 AUTHORIZED STOCK sALE-The corporation commission yesterday au- thorized the sale of 240,O00 shares Of treasury stock of the Stafford F1uor Spar Mining company at 10 cents a share. The company's property is To- cated in the Mayflower mining dis trict in Green1ee county.
 VACATION PRIVILEGES AT LI-
 BRARY-The Phoenix public library
 is giving vacation privileges to people
 who go to Iron Springs. Each family
 may take 15 books at one time and
 keep them until returning to town. If
 the holders wish, they may return the
 books at any time and the library will
 send up a. fresh tot.
 DELEGATION TO CONFERENCE A delegation of members of the Phoenix chamber of commerce will at tend the tax conference of county as- sessors at Douglas, July 26. The dele gation appointed by the board of direc- tors comprises Frank Luke, w. R. FL liott, T. D. CaS<ell, G. F. Nevitt and Charles Korrick. The Arizona tax
 commission invited the chamber of commerce 10 send representatives. COMES FOR CONFERENCE-Dr.
 F. s. Schneider, inspector in charge of the bureau of animal industry Of Arizona and New Mexico, arrived
 from Albuquerque yesterday for a con
 ference with pr. R. J. flight, state veterinarian, and Dr. Harp, sheep in- speetor of the state. Live stock con- ditions in general was the subject of
 the conference held yesterday which will be continued today.
 CHARGE IS DISMISSED-After all the checks had been made good, the charge of obtaining labor by means Of bogus checks against Omar Toft, man - ager of Forest Park and the American Dance hall yesterday was dismissed by the county attorneys office. Jaque Flores, one Of the musicians employed at Forest Park, alleged that Mir Toft had given him a bogus check for S37.3S in payment for his services at the park.
 THESE MAY WED-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to b Eugene Mclaughlin. 43 and Maude Eastman. A, both of Phoenix: Julius R. Dunbar. 23, of Alhambra, and M. Elcne Harman. 21. of Phoenix; Angel Morales 23 and Martina Totinies
 20. both of Litchfield; Allen w Ruth. 29. of Phoenix. and Viola N Mitzgar.
 2S, of Philadelphia. Pa. and Charles r. Gerard. 3S, and Mabel l. Adams g. J both of RI~@~@AE