Arizona republican., 1920-05-15
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 HERE ON BUsINEss-C. r. schin ing of Ray, chairman of the board of supervisors of PinaI county, was in Phoenix yesterday on a business trip
 RIGGS VISITING HERE John Riggs, justice Of the peace in Wicken- burg, was in Phoenix yesterday on business and paid a visit to friends at
 eoiNG BACK NoRTH-E. T. Me Gonigle, a known lumber man of Coconino county who has been In Phoenix for several days on business is returning today 10 his home in
 CHILDREN PLEASE REPoRT-An children who are to be elves and fairies in the Enchanted Garden entertain rnent are asked to report to Yua sons tegard King, 241 North Fifth street today
 RETURNS TO coAsT-Mrs. George Chapman returned to Los Angeles yesterday after visit of six weeks with her parents. Mir and Mrs. Wade Jones. After a short time in Los An geIes, Mrs Chapman will accompany her husband to Omaha, returning to Phoenix in the autumn.
 A A special communication to the Phoe- nix chamber of commerce yesterday from Washington said that the assist ant postmaster general is engaged m investigating feasible routes for aerial routes for aerial mail service between New York and San Francisco. under the authorization granted in tho post office appropriation act.
 JUNIOR GUILD SALE-The Junior Guild Of the Trinity Pro-Cathedral will hold sale at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the Marinello shop. A charming collection of fancy articles will be of fered for sale at attractive prices. Mrs. T. A. Hayden and Mrs. Otho R. Hill will be in charge of the sale.
 MORE NoTARlES APPROVED The governors office yesterday issued notariaI bonds to B. :. Barnes of Tuc- son, Fl. v. Young of Jerome H. w. Barron of Inspiration, Helen r. Stark of Williams, Charles F. Yates of Bis bee and Mrs. Malcolm Carpenter of Prescott. NJ. " Collins of San Fran cisco was appointed a commissioner
 ORGANIZE GINNING coMPANY- L. L. stewart Frank Fornan and Con- rad Hess, well known Phoenix busi- ness men, yesterday filed articles Of incorporation with the corporation commission of the Farmers Ginnins company. The authorized capital stock of the corporation is Sl00,000, which will be divided into 900 shares at S1o each. The inrorporators are the di- reetors of the new company.
 CAPTURE STILL AND MEXICAN A raid conducted by federal prohtbl- tion agent and deputies from the sber- ifs office last night resulted in the seizure Of a still at Eleventh avenue and Buckeye road, the finding of some mash and small amount of whisky and the arrest of Theodore COrdova. raj rnuf7r1nfnd Federal Prohibition Agent T. C. Broshears, Deputies Troutman and Wilson, and Mir Arnold, an attache of the office. HELD ON TWO RGES-Gilbert Horn, who claims to be but l6 yearS old, was arraigned yesterday before Justice Wheeler on two charges of stealing bicycles. He was returned to the county jail in lieu of $500 bond and will be given a preliminary hear ing today at o'clock. He IS alleged to have taken bicycle from Edgar Wheeler and one from Arthur R. Davis. ! One wheel he is said to have sold in Mesa. but had the other in his posses sion when placed under arrest by Dep uty Sheriff Evan Wilson, near Flor 1 ence. Horn served two years in the navy, receiving his discharge last Feb ruary and is thought to be older than
 HOTEL FOR CASA oRANDE- | Forming a corporation for the purpose ] of operating string of hotels, flats apartment houses and bungalow courts f in this state, the Valley Hotel Invest 1 ment company yesterday filed articles ! of incorporation with the corporation l commission. The corporation, which l is made up of prominent Casa l Grande men,, will begin opera l tions in Casa Cfrande. where it is un- derstood a large hotel will be con- l structed. The capital stock of the com ! pany Is $150,O00. divided into 15,000 l shares at $10 each. The officers of the l corporation include George Burgess. president; J. F. Brown. first vice. pres
 ident; Amandus Peters. second vice i president c. +. Byram, secretary, and 1 W. F. Clements, treasurer.
 THESE WILL WED-A license to marry was issued yesterday to Alex i Hyder, 8, and Angehta Bereges, IS. i both of Phoenix
 i cARLoCK ARRESTED IN TEXAS III. Carlock has been arrested in Kaufman, Tex. and is being held for l the officers here He is wanted on a i felony charge. The complaining wit | ness. <. Cass Redewill of the Redewil | Music company. alleges he sold Carlock f a piano on terms and says that CarlOck i moved the piano to Texas without the ! consent of the music company who held q lien on it.
 GOING TO MoNTANA-G F. Saw i yer, United States transitman. con- 1 AteGlea WlLn the OILlCe or the survey oI- l general has accepted a transfer which ! will take him to his home in Helena, ! Mont.
 SEND OUT CERTIFICATES ] tificates of the re-reeording of brands I have been sent TO the cattle owners of the state, according to the live stock sanitary board, which is desirous Of be- ing notified if any brand owners who applied for tho re-recording of brands ! have not received their certificates
 MUST ATTEND DRiLLS-Demon- strating that neglect of duty will not be 1 tolerated by the Arizona national | guard was made apparent yesterday when it was announced that the name of Charles Tetzke had beeu dropped from the roll. Tetzkc was dropped for net attending drills
 1 REPORT ON LEATHER BlLL-Ad- ! vices from Washington to the chamber ] of commerce here state that the house ! census committee has reported favor