Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
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sPENps DAY IN CHANDLER

SPENDS DAY IN CHANDLER Deputy Sheriff Harry Diehl spent yes terday in Chandler attending to of ficiaI business. Among other things he attached several automobiles.
 HERE TO VISIT SlSTER-Lloyd and Clarence Galloway arrived Tn the city yesterday from Chicago to visit their sister, Miss Ruth Galloway, 12l North First street.
 MOTOR HOME FROM KANSAS George Rehbein and wife have returned from a six weeks trip to central Kan sas While in Kansas Rehbein pur- chased a, new automobile and made the return trip in it.
 Farmer, who is emplOyqed in the money order department at the post office, has left for Los Angeles. He is on a 30-day leave of absence.
 VACATlONlNG ON COAST-Leon- ard Risk, mail carrier, has left for vacation trip to the Catalina Islands. He also will visit the mountains of California before returning to Phoenix.
 COLORED SOLDIERS WANTED The local army recruiting station has authority to accept colored men for the Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Infantry regiments Preference will be given ex-service men. This chance will not last very long, it was stated.
 VISIT GRAND CANYON-Victor Mason of the financial department at the local postoffice. has left for the Grand Canyon with his father, mother and brother. Thy party will motor to the great chasm and will return in about two weeks
 FIRST LOAD OF COTTON iN-The first load of cotton from the 1920 crop of the Salt River valley was received at the Southwest Cotton eompany's gin yesterday. It was picked on the ranch of E. M. Childers at Tempe. The pick ing season for most of the valley will not begin until in September.
 RECORDER'S REPORT-Accordin to Miss Edith Jacobs, county recorder, the gross receipts of the recorders office for the month of July was s3. 355.35 and the expenses. $2, ,394.90, leav ing net profit of $960.45. The com ing election. Miss Jacobs said, has add ed increased expenses to the office which accounts for the small profit. MARRIAGE NSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Jesse Anthony, 23, and Violet Topping, 19 both of Ray; Bernardo Senova. 35 and Andrel Alvarado, 26, both of Phoenix; Antonio Gardilla, 2S. of Cave Creek, and Juanita Ochoa, IT, of McDowell; and Rafael A. Soto. 2S. and Anna M. Contreras. IT. both of Litchfield.
 TRAVELLING IN TExAS-A card re- ceived from Joseph Adkins. stamp clerk at the postoffice, who is motor ing with his wife and child to Big Springs. Texas, brings the information that the roads in Texas are in very good condition and that there is nucn travel over them. Adkins will return | to Phoenix about September 5. COMES HERE FOR VACATION- | F. van Ribbink of the editorial depart ment of the San Francisco Examiner, arrived in the city yesterday morning. Mr. van Ribbink has been attending the | cacCinrc nf ifYarT for if>r, investigations and at the conclusion of | it decided to take a vacation. Pkoe- nixs reputation as a summer resort is rather against it, but it suits MT. van Ribbink, native of Pretoria, South Africa. He will spend several days in the city.
 SALE OF MARINETTE PROPERTY "A sale of 320 acres of the Grey hold | ings on the north bank of the Agua | F,ria at Marinette has been made to
 Everett Hampton of Tempe. it was an nounced yesterday. The tract is partly planted to cotton and is under the cleo tric power furnished by the Water Users association on the north side of
 the river. The consideration was $48,- 900. MT. Hampton hopes to put the en- tire acreage in cotton next year. Both
 he and MT. Grey were represented ir
 the transaction by H. $. Smith
 HERE ON BUSINESS Judge l Charles Blenman of Tucson and Gen. | eral Manager w. D. Blackner of the
 Mineral Hill Consolidated Mining com
 pany were in the city yesterday before
 the state board of equalization. Judge
 Blenman was one of the delegates from
 this state to the democratic national convention and he earned the distinc- tion of casting forty -four votes for Cox If there had been more ballots he would have done still better. His devotion
 was reported to Governor Cox by the
 correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
 quirer, with the result that the other
 day he received a personal letter from
 the candidate thanking him for his steadinesS of purpose