Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
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and Mrs A IL. Mcclellan left last eV ening for Los Angeles and will spend a months vacation on the coast.
 MOTORS HOME FROM COAST William Cloud. Phoenix representa- tive of the Walter NJ. Moore Dry Goods company of San Francisco, returned to this city Monday from San Diego where he has been on a business trip. He made the journey by motor car and reports the highway to the coast by way of Yuma in passable, but not enjoyable condition.
 INDIAN HOT SPRiNGS-The old Indian Hot Springs out from Pima in Graham county are being operated this summer. the Phoenix chamber of commerce announces in answer to nu merous inquiries. It is being conduct ed at present by Frank NJ. Farrell as pleasure and health resort Guests are met at Pima and driven to the In dian Hot Springs in automobile. These springs date back in history and have Indian traditions surrounding them. The natives looked upon them as blessed by the water. sun and other gods having anything to do with health
 ALLEGED HORSE THIEF-Oscar. a Navajo Indian, was arrested yester- day at Holbrook by Deputy United States Marshal Fred A. Weage on the charge that Oscar. which is the only name given by the Indian, stole a horse from the Navajo Indian reservation near Keames Canyon. United States Com missioner Larson bound him over in $500 and he was taken to Prescott to await trial.
 FANS SENTENCE UPHELD-The United States circuit court of appeals has affirmed the decision of the Unit
 x,f J. c. Fain, convicted of defrauding the government through falsifYing claims and vouchers while in the employ of the United States land department. The decision of the circuit court sen tenced Fain 10 13 months in a fed eral prison and it is expected that he will be taken to Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. to serve his term.
 GOES TO REPUBLICAN POW WOW-Clayton Bennett. secretary to the board of directors of state insti tutions left yesterday for Prescott where he will attend the party council meeting of the Republican party
 GOVERNOR TO REPUBLICAN MEETING-Gov. Thomas F. Campbell and his secretary. Percy R. Mines left yesterday for Prescott where they will attend the Republican party coun- cil. which will meet today.
 STATE SUPT. RETU RNS-C. O. Case, state superintendent of public instruction returned yesterday from Salt Lake City, where he attended the N F. A Mir. Case stated that he could not as yet tell whether he would attend the junior high school confer ence which is now in progress at the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff. The state superintendent was given place on the program which will last the remainder of this week and part of next week.
 E. S. CLARK HERE-E. S Clark, prominent Prescott attorney and candidate for the nomination of Unit ed States senator on the Republican ticket. was in the city yesterday on legal business.
 grounds of desertion, William F. Myers yesterday was granted decree of di- vorces from Rhoda H. Myers by Judge
 GOES TO LOS ANGELEs-Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King left Phoenix last eve ming to spend q months vacation in Los Angeles MT King is connected with the state land department.
 w. U. GOVERNORS DIDN'T MEET The meeting of the board of gov ernors of the Salt River Valley Water Users association which was to have been held July 19, has been indefinitely postponed The next meeting of the body will be a called one.
 NEW DAIRY COMM ISSIONER = Clarence Dana of Mesa, one of the best known residents of the southside, was named as state dairy commissioner yesterday by Governor Thomas F. Campbell. Mir. Dana was named to take the place ofEW. A. Barr. who re- signed on the first of the month to enter business in Tucson.
 DOHENEY ESTATE $7,Ooo-Petition for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of William P. Doheney, who died in Long Beach, Cal. July II. 1919. by Anna M. Doheney, his widow The estate consists of real and personal property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value Of $7.00O. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon September 6, C 80 o'clock
 THESE MAY SELL STOCK - The corporation commission yesterday is sued a number of permits to sell stock, including one to the Stargo Mines. in- corporated, which the commission au- thorized to sell 100000 shares of tre2- sury stock at $1 a share. The property of the company is located in the Mo renci mining district in Greenlee coun- ty. The Verde Bonanza mining com pany was granted d permit to sell l00.0 .000 shares of treasury stock at 30 cents a share. The company's holdings are situated in the Verde mining dis trlcL Tn 1dNapal county. The. I'm peFldI Live Stock and Mortgage company, d California concern. was authorized to sell 5.150 shares of treasury stock at S10 d share The Gold Ore Mining com pany was authorized to issue a total of S1S,7S5 company bonds at par and 1.215 shares of treasury stock at cents a share: to issue not to exceed 500 Of said bonds of stock for 3 cents a share and the remainder bonds at par in re- deeming interest coupons to liquidate incurred indebtedness and in settlement of cash advances
 SON HOME FOR VSlT-Mrs. H. M. Fennemore returned yesterday from New Mexico, where she was called seE- eral weeks ago by the serious illness of her son. Dick Fennemore a student at Roswell Military school. Young Fennemore accompanied his mother home and while still quite weak from the effects of typhoid fever, is greatly improved
 ASST. SEcY. OF STATE LEAVES R. F.. McGillen. assistant secretary of state left yesterday for Groom Creek where Mrs. McGillen is spending the S1fr a xsrfIl ,F