Arizona republican., 1920-07-10

supervisors or the chamber of com merce not later than 4:30 o'clock thls afternoon it was announced at the chamber of commerce yesterday.
 GOES TO INVESTIGATE WATER RIGHTS-W. <. Norveil. state water commissioner, will leave today for Tombstone. where he will investigate the water and land records prior to a hearing in Portal on July 15 and 16 relative to water rights of Cave Creek.
 WIcKENBURG JUSTICE HERE John Riggs. justice of the peace at Wickenburg. was in Phoenix yester- day on a business trip. While here MT Riggs found time to call upon irlends at the court house.
 RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT -' Alexander Baker, assistant attorney general has returned from Prescott where he has been for the past several days recuperating from an illnc $. MT. Baker recently suffered from a serious throat affliotion.
 AUTHORIZED TO SELL STOCK The corporation commission yester- day authorized the Southern Motor Manufacturing association, Limited. to sell 10000 shares of its stock 1t s125 a share.
 ROTARIANS MEET Dr. A. B. Stoner and Tom Spaulding entertained the Rotarians with trade talks yes terday at their regular weekly meeting at the I. M. ts. A. ItltIt Was d EOOQ attendance considering the large num- Der of members who are out of the city on vacations. Carl Kunz was, chairman of the day.
 GOVERNOR GOING TO BARRE CUE=Governor Thomas l.. Campbell will leave tonight for Nogales where he will attend a country barbecue in honor of General Alvaro Obregon. The invitation was extended Governor Campbell by the Nogales chamber Of commerce. In the governors party will be Mrs. Campbell, Percy R. Mil nes, the governors secretary. and Wal ter $. Ingalls,, adjutant general of the state. The barbecue in honor of the popular Mexican general will be held on the Mexican side.
 l WIFE GETS DIVORCE-Edna w Butler yesterday was granted decree 1 of divorce from William Clyde Butler | by Judge Lyman. She charged fieser- | tion and infidelity. Following the granting of the decree. Judge Lyman I Butler and Hattie Leola Butler. the parents of Butler, to adopt Leola Edith Butler, the 11-months- old daughter of their son and his divorced wife. Both parents of the child agreed to the adoption in writing.
 ARRAIGN ALLEGED BURGLARS 1 Francisco Martinez and Jos SainS yes terday pleaded not guilty in the su- perior court to a charge of burglary and were returned to the county jail under a bond of $2,500 each. Their case will be tried on September 15. The two Mexicans are alleged to have 1 entered the store of John Fishman at 401 East Washington street on the | night of May s and removed more than $3000 worth of silk goods. When ] arrested few days later at Nogales as they were attempting to cross the boundary. the pair had about $35e worth of the goods from the Fishman store in their posses sion.
 MUST PAY THE FIDDlER-After the charge of obtaining money by means of bogus checks to which he pleaded guilty had been reduced from ! a felony to a misdemeanor James Bennett, Jr., yesterday was sentenced by Judge A. c. McAlister to serve three months in the county jail and to pay a fine of $200. or serve one day in jail for each g. of the fine. The fine was suspended on the condition that Ben nett make good the $136 in bogus l checks which he is alleged to have
 He was also ordered to pay the county $50, expenses incurred in bringing him
 here from Bisbee where he was ar rested.
 DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY c. L.. Mcbride and J. R. Dawson, who
 
 ed several days ago under an allega-
 tion that they had conspired to violate
 the national prohibition amendment
 were discharged from custody yester-
 day by John B. Henke, United States commissioner, upon a motion made b9 Joseph NJ Holub assistant United
 States district attorney Mechanism
 has pleaded guilty and is serving ; | 30 day sentence. E. D. RALEY LEAVES-E. R. Raley volunteer secretary in charge of tn
 Arizona state survey of the Inter
 church World movement. will leave to day for Williams on business connect
 ed with the organization. While il l the northern city MT. Raley will fiji
 the pulpit of the Methodist church fo s both Sunday morning and evening l services. The regular pastor of tn Q church at Williams has gone on hi f ! summer vacation.