Arizona republican., 1920-07-02

at Rawlings The commission also granted the Worlds Fair Extension Mine company permission to sell 250.- 900 shares of it's stock at Is cents share.
 ARRESTED IN NoRTH-wanted in Phoenix on a felony charge, Samuel J. Cook yesterday was arrested in Ash fork and taken to the county jail in Prescott, where he is being held Tor the officers here. Cook when first ar retted denied he was the man wanted. but after a search of his effects had
 revealed his name on several letters and other papers. he admitted his 1den- titv. Constable Haze Burch will leave
 this morning for Prescott and will bring him back to Phoenix. Cook is charged with obtaining money by means of bogus checks by David Krouskop, the complaining witness. THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Fran cisco F'ontes, 25, and Gonzala Martinez, 19 both of Phoenix; William E. Ash ley. 3S. and Conception Enriquez. 21, both of Phoenix: and Norman L. Ross, 27. of Phoenix, and Stella K. Hall, 20, of Williams.
 BODY TO BE BROUGHT HERE-A telegram was received yesterday from Cody, Wyo., stating that the body of Jake Miller. who died there on Wed nesday. would be brought back to Phoenix for burial and would probably arrive here on Sunday or Monday morning, when funeral arrangements for the pioneer would be announced.
 RECEIVES DIPLOMA-Mrs. Vivia Greene has been issued a diploma from the business department of the Lam som Business college. Mrs. Greene was obliged to use more than the usual amount of energy and determination to complete her course, as she has family and was keeping house. She ] aI Cow frrx months. and then changed to the regu- lar day school. Her record for pune tuality and regularity was far above
 RETURNS FROM soUTH-secre- tary of State Nit Simms will return today from the southern part of the state where he has been campaign governor. MT. Simms expects to be in Phoenix a day going north tonight for the Fourth of July celebration in l Prescott. Later he will tour the north
 ern part of the state in the interests of his candidacy.
 l RECOVERING FROM OPERATION The friends of Mrs. Ralph Cameron will be glad to hear of the prospect of her early recovery from surgical operation which she underwent at Rochester Minn., in the Mayo hospital. l She was accompanied to Rochester by | l A. Kirk yesterday received a telegram from MT. Cameron stating that the
 operation had been performed and that she had stood it well. He be-
 lieved that she would be able to leave l the hospital in about two weeks
 RECOVER STOLEN CARS-A total l of 26 automobiles was reported to ! the sheriff's office as stolen in June,
 and of this number. five still remain
 missing according to the records on
 file. Of the five, four were reported
 to the sheriff's office during the last
 two days of the month. The records
 show that 12S cars have been report ! ed as stolen for the six months to July l, and all but fl of this number have ! been recovered. January and April
 were banner months and every car reported as stolen in these months was found before the month ended. Of those still missing, five were reported
 in June, four in May. four in March, and one in February.
 INCORPORATE GINNING COM . PANY-Articles of incorporation of
 the Scottsdale Ginning company were
 filed with the corporation commission yesterday. the incorporators being a
 group of Scottsdale men interested in the cotton industry, including E. o. Brown, R. A. Chestnut, L.. s. Gross@ ! NJ B. Horowitz and Wallace Miller,