Arizona republican., 1920-07-04

Legion department of Arizona which will be held in Globe August 9 and 10 In extending the invitation to the governor, Dudley Windes, department adjutanu, included the request that he join the former service men in trip to Roosevelt following the two days business session.
 IN SKULL VALLEY-Dr. R. J. flight, state vertinarian, is in Skull valley where he was called yesterday on official business
 TO UTAH FOR VACATION-Miss Alton Obrays, stenographer of the state land department, left last eve ming for Utah where she will spend
 her months vacation, returning to Phoenix by the way of the coast.
 WANTS TO QUIT BUSlNESS-The Arizona Swansea railroad yesterday filed an application with the corpora ! tiOn commission to discontinue its ser vice. The railroad operates between Bouse and Swansea and claims that since the mine ceased its operations its 1 patronage does not warrant its con- | tinuance.
 RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT 1 Sam R. CriswelI, official reporter of the 1 corporation commission, returned 1 yesterday from Prescott where he re- ! ported a number of hearings that came | before David r. Johnson, member of
 the commission, who is expected to
 return this evening.
 TO CATTLEMEN'S CONVENTION l Ed Stephens, secretary to the state 1 live stock board, will attend the annual meeting of the Arizona Cattlemen and i Wool Growers, which will be held in l Flagstaff July z and 8. F. H. Crabb, i chairman of the board, notified MT. Stephens yesterday that he desired his l presence to assist the committee to re- wise the live stock laws. R. E. L. Shep pard, attorney for the board. will also 1 be present at the meeting.
 MEDICAL BOARD EXAMINATION The state board of medical eXami-
 ners will conduct the regular quarterly
 examination at the state house Monday
 and Tuesday, July 5 and 6. The eX-
 aminations will start promptly at 8: 30
 a. m. each day. Dr. Ancil Martin of
 Phoenix is secretary and treasurer Of
 the medical board. The other officials and members are: Dr. Charles $. Vivian
 of Phoenix, president; pr. A. L. Gus
 letter of Nogales, vice president; Dr.
 P. R. Collins of Douglas, and Dr. John
 Wix Thomas of Phoenix, members.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Ray
 mond V. Patton 21, and Beulah J. H.
 Winters, IS, both of Phoenix: Lonnie
 Taylor, 23, and Vera Moore, IS, both of
 Mesa; Stewart F. Anderson, 3S, and Mrs. Lillian Widmer, 28, both of Phoe-
 lard Odessa Bellefield, both of PhOe-
 nix; J. D. More. 22 and Gladys
 Hinds, 22 both of Phoenix;; Samuel
 Joseph Indenbaum. 33, and Rose L. Kantor, 27, both of Phoenix; Edward
 D. Wallace, 59. and Katie Johnson, 59,
 both of Mesa: and Ventura Lopez. 23. and Resa Rodriguez, IT, both of Mesa. CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR-An- l nouncement is made of the candidacy
 of John w. Norton, a well known cat . tleman of Yavapai county. for the
 Democratic nomination for United States senator. Mir. Norton has issued
 a statement in which he outlines the work that is before the legislators of
 the land for the removal of the causes
 of social unrest. The political plat
 form $ that which has been formu- } lated at San Francisco for the guidance of the faithful, though he does not l state that if a different platform had , been adopted there, it. too. would have . l been chosen as his platform
 l PRESIDES FOR JUDGE STAN FORD-Due to the absence of Judge Stanford from the city next week
 Judge A. c. AIcAllister of the superior
 court of Graham county at Stafford will 7 officiate in his stead and will occupy the bench in division No. 1 of the superior court in two or three criminal cases which will close the docket in
 this court for the summer with the 3 exception of a few cases early in 5 August. The jury will be dismissed for
 the summer by Judge McAllister fol- , l lowing the close of the last criminal case next week. This division of the superior court will open regularly on l SeDtember l.