Arizona republican., 1920-06-22

! l Flagstaff; w. Wilson, Florence; Van B. Heady, Los Angeles.
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 D. R. Percival, Los Angeles; P Ii.
 Kochler, Los Angeles: Doane Merrill, l Phoenix; H. c. Sheidemann, San Fran I cisco: William M. Brown, Los Angeles;
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Teller. Plainfield; l Thomas C. KoontZ, New York; M B.
 Crook, Pavis; E. E. Sweeney, Globe. | -O--
 CLASSIFICATION WAS PROPER The complaint brought by the United Verde Extension Mining company
 against Walker D. Hines, Atchison, l Topeka & Santa Fe and Santa Fe. | Prescott & Phoenix Railway companies asking for s316.50, charging unjust and unreasonable freight, was dismissed by the corporation commission yesterday. The complainant charged that the 1 freight charges were based on fifth class rate of 50 cents per 100 pounds
 on the. shipment of steel rails from | Phoenix to Clarkdale was unjust. The commission in dismissing the case held that the railroad had properly classified the shipment
 SCARLET. FEVER RULES-Rules l to be observed in the care and man. agement of cases of scarlet fever have been forwarded to physicians, public health nurses. local registrars and county and city health officers by the state department of health. In addi- tion to the pamphlets relating to scar let fever. doctors, nurses and others interested in public health have re- ceived circulars treating of the care in cases of measles, diphtheria, humps, typhoid, chicken pox and cerebro- spinal meningitis. The department states that it has not been advised of an epidemic, but that the circulars have been issued in accordance with the departments policy of advising the public in the matter of rules for the prevention of spreading disease and care of the patient.
 TO SUMMER IN MICHlGAN-Mr Charles Huga Schultz has left Phoenix for the summer. She now is a guest at the home of Judge r. w. Perkins in Flagstaff MT. Schultz is looking after the construction of their country home on New Black Canyon road Next week he will join Mrs. Schultz at Flagstaff and they then will go on to Alegan, Mich, where they will spend the summer with their people on the shores of Lake Michigan. They will not return to Phoenix until September.
 ESTATE IN cOURT-Petition for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of Charles Clancy Cornwall who died in Phoenix June q 1920, by Elise Mabel Cornwall.
  property in Maricopa county to which the petitioner gives the value of sl,50O. The petition will be heard on Tuesday afterrioon, July 6. at 1:30 o'clock
 cAMELBAcK BUREAU MEETS-A regular meeting of the Camelback farm bureau will he beld at the Madison Improvement club building tonight to consider the matter of eleetrifying that district. A big attendance is desired at this meeting. Several questions of cost and the size of the electric district to be established will be considered The meeting will be addressed by w. R. Elliott of the Water Users association.
 LAND BOARD MEETS-A regular meeting of the land board will be held at 10 o'clock this morning when the lease Of certain state lands and the advisibility of selling 15,000 acres in Cochise county will be consideged. Ii is understood that all the members Of the board will be present with the ex- ception of Wiley l.. Jones, attorney be out of the city NIT. Jones stated that he intended spending the day at Oracle.
 FIELD AGENT COMING - Fred ! Bowler. former assistant to Adjutant General Ingans, will return from San Francisco not later than Friday, ac- cording to word received by Colonel Ingalls, yesterday Mir. Rowen has been appointed field agent of voca- tionaI training for former service men. having Arizona as his territory. He will make his headquarters in Phoenix. Colonel Ingalsl has not yet named Rowen's successor but he stated that his assistant would be former service man
 SENTENCED TO Guada- lupe Meroada yesterday pleaded not guilty before Judge Jones in tho su perior court of a charge of obtt$ .inS money by means of bogus checks and was sentenced to serve not less than one nor more than three years in the state penitentiary. The sentence arises from check for S25.60 which Mercada gave to J. Q. IJough of the firm Of | Hough and Daniels in Mesa on March 13. A charge of burglary against Mer- cada was dismissed on motion of Her man LewkowitZ, assistant county at l torney.
 1 AMEND THE RULES OF PRAC | TICE-Rules of practice and procedure 1 before the Arizona corporation comis
 sion have been amended by the com mission by the adoption of the follow l ing rule: The procedure in all mat 1 ters within the Jurisdiction of the Ari- Zona corporation commission not oth- erwise governed by law or the rules of the commission, shall as far as possible be as prescribed by law and the rules of the commission for proceedings re- l lating to the regulation of public serv- ! ice corporations, including application l for rehearing." The law originally did not provide for rehearing of insurance ! cases and in the absence of the law, l the commission laid down the rule which will be observed.
 l R. N A. MEETING-Pioneer Camp 1 No. 584S, Royal Neighbors of America | will meet in regular session in K. of P. hall Wednesday evening this being
 the last meeting before the auditing l of the books and any member who has l not settled with the recorder will l kindly do so on or before June 30th ! Her address is 719 East Nforeland ! street; phone 3S55.
 K p. GOING TO TEMPE Phoenix
 lodge \os 2 k. r.. will pay Tempe lodge a visit this evening. This will be a Get-to- sether meeting and all members are requested to be at K. of
 r. hall al 6:3O o'clock. Everyone is '