Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

planned to spend the remainder of the summer visiting the Yosemite and Yellowstone parks, returning to Phoe- nix in the early part of October.
 COCHISE RECORDER HERE-Roy R Krebs. county recorder of Cochise countv was in the city yesterday on business. He left for Tombstone last
 OFF TO LONG BEACH-Mrs. Jesse Boyce and Jesse Boyce, Jr., will leave Monday for Long Beach, where they will spend the summer. They Will De joined later in the season py the sIdte auditor. -
 MOTORING TO NEW MEXICO MT. and Mrs Robert Webb and Miss Aileen Russell left yesterday for Mag dalena, New Mexico, motoring to the neighboring state.
 AUTHORIZED TO SELL STOCK The corporation commission yesterday authorized the SquaW Peak copper Mine company 50O00 shares of treas ury stock at 25 cents a share The com pany is located in Yavapai county.
 GOING TO THE COAST-Mrs. R. F. Merritt will leave tomorrow for sev- eral weeks asbence on the coast. She vii be joined in California later in the season by MT Merritt, the state in spector of weights and measures. ON OVERLAND TRIP-Chester Hanson, secretary to Justice Cunning ham, and Mrs. Hanson will leave thls morning for an overland trip to Flag staff Williams, the Grand Canyon and other points of interest in the northern part of the state.
 HAYDEN JUSTICE OF PEACE IN ClTT-W. B. Nash, justice Of the peace of Hayden, was in Phoenix yesterday enroute to his home from a brief ab- sence on the coast. MT. Nash IS d i candidate for reelection.
 1 ANOTHER SISTER ARRIVES Mrs. J. R. Flynn, who has been spending several weeks with her sis 1 ter, Mrs. C. J. Arthur of 5O9 North Third street, has left for her home Tn Meridian, Miss. Mrs. Nick Greener, or l Bude Miss, another sister, has ar rived to be with Mrs. Arthur, who is
 GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY = An important event of the past week in the children's realm was birthday party given by Harry Buckingham at his home on East Brill street During the afternoon refreshments were served which added to the delight of the lit | tie ones. Those present were Rutn Mckinley, Jane Swenson, Mabel Glbbs, Helen Porter, Jennie May Gibbs, Tom Mckinley, Richard Elwyn Reed, Mar shall Buck and Harry Buckingham.
 GOING ON CAMPING TRiP-Mr. and Mrs. $. S. McGrew are leaving to- day for a two weeks automobile and camping trip through the northern part of the state and the Grand Can | von Mr. McGrew is electrical fore man for the Western Machinery com pany.
 JOINS WATER USERS ASSN. l STAFF-Mary Neese, who has been employed as bookkeeper at the Sos
 ton Store for the past two years, has | resigned to accept a position as head
 of the accounting department with the l Water Users association. She will as- | surne her new duties tomorrow. | THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to George A. Rivers, 27, of Phoenix and Edith l and Maria Dolores Acosta, both or l Glendale; Lawrence c. McManus, 70, and Helen G. Evans, 20, both of Phoe- nix; and Augustus A. Evans, A, or l Phoenix, and Mildred E. Hayden, 24. | of Scottsdale
 PREPARES HANDY INDEx-w. K. l Scarborough, president of the Key stone Abstract company, has prepared l the form of an index for deeds and 1 mortgages to be used in the office of I the county recorder to facilitate the I location of records. It consists or an l arrangement in alphabetical order or l these documents in which are shown | a description of the property, the names of the parties to the transac- tion, the obok and page of the record 1 concerning them and the date of their filing.
 | When the complaining witness, Mrs I Justa Torres of Prescott failed to ap- pear against him yesterday, charge of robbery was dismissed by Justice Mckee against Jos Romo. Mrs. Torres alleged that Romo seized her purse last Friday night after he had volunteered I to direct her to a good Mexican hotel The purse contained $204 she says The court waited an hour for Mrs Torres yesterday before releasing | Romo
 OMAN TAKES WOMAN re
 PRiSON-Minnie Seaman. one of 2
 very few women in the country whc
 are serving as deputy United States marshals, returned to Phoenix yester
 day from Canyon City, Colo, where
 she had gone to deliver fedora
 prisoner Mrs. A. Mcconnell. convicted | at Globe of a violation of the natlona
 prohibition act. Deputy Marshal Sea. man reports an uneventful journey ane } states that she was glad to get bacl : to a warm climate again.
 ! cOCONINO JUDGE TO PRESIDE fJudge J. F.. Jones of the superior cour
 of Coconino county at Flagstaff vii preside in division No. 1 of the Mari , copa county superior court next weei during the absence of Judge Stanford
 who is on his vacation. Judge Jone will try two criminal cases and wil
 also handle several civil matters per taining to both divisions of the supe
 rior court Judge Lyman is also ol his vacation.
 5 PLEASED AT CAMPAIGN OUT LOOK-Declaring that it looks bet
 ter for him now than it did two year ago when he carried 12 counties ou of the If in the state of Arizona,
 $. Ross, state treasurer, returned yes !. l terday from a campaign trip to Saf : | ford, Thatcher, Noga1es and Tucsol 2 in the interests of securing the Dem ocratic nomination for secretary o state. Mr. Ross was third man on tn Y ticket two years ago, and indications
 he says. point toward big vote fo
 him at the primary election in Septem
 1 ber He will remain in Maricopa coun
 tho n