Arizona republican., 1912-09-18

OkER-Electrical workers local No. GAO win hold a social smoker to- night in Irvine hall. There will be plenty to eat and drink and smoke, and oratory by the brotherhood
 FROM DRIPPING SPRlNGs-Wal- ter P. Card. an expert roper and Cattleman of Dripping Springs i9 making visit in the city. Mr Card formerly lived in Phoenix and is well known among cattlemen.
 RETURN OF MIR. FlSHER-Rob- ert $. Fisher. progressive candidate for congress- returned yesterday from California where he has spent va cation of few weeks He will short ly begin a canvass of the state
 DEATH OF SENORA RAY-Fran- cisca L. Rey. aged 59 and for 23 years a resident of Phoenix, died at her home at six last evening of cancer Funeral arrangements, which are to be made by Easterling and Whitney, are not complete.
 OFF FOR ALBUQUERQUE r. Geary, chairman of the corporation commission left last night for AL buquerque, where he will join Com missioner Jones and Secretary Smith in attendance at the hearing before the railroad commission
 BROTHERHOOD WILL ATTEND All members of Maricopa chapter are requested to be at the parlors of II o'clock. to attend the funeral of the late Scott Price who was a member of the order
 HOTEL ADAMS-D. F. Jones. New York: F. w White Chicago: R. F. Burke, Fl Paso; H. J. Whitfield, City; John B. Pratt, New York: John C. Greenway. Bisbee; Theodore Roose- welt, oyster Bay; NJ. MacKelvey, Los Angeles; J. T. Norman, Denver; John H. Campbell, Tucson.
 FORD HOTEL-C. B. Powell. Den yer; l.. A. Webb, Los Angeles; w Groom. Prescott; Mrs Henrietta Da- Yey, San Antonio; w. B Nash and wife, Hayden $. L. Heacock and wife, Edna Heacock, C. F. Heacock, Springfield, Ill; John C. Wright, Phoenix; F. Hendrickson, city.
 ANNEX HOTEL ARRIVALS-F. B. Cummings and wife. Des Moines. Iowa; A. Nelson, Cambridge. Mass; |; J. D. Ferree. Phoenix: George W. old. Ray; F. F. Moore and wife, New
 York City: Peter Mohn Phoenix;
 Florence w. Peet Brooklyn, \. V; Gertrude Kelly Cadillac, Mich MOOSE WILL ESCoRT-Members
 of lodge No. 70S of the Loyal Order of Moose are requested to meet at the parlors of Mohn X Driscol at 10:30 o'clock this morning, to accom- rany the remains of the late Andrew Peterson of Park City, Utah. to the train, MT. Peterson having been a member of the order
 GUARDSMEN CALLED oUT-An members of A and B companies of the national guard of Arizona are requested to meet at the armory this afternoon at o'clock to attend the funeral of Scott Price at 4:30 at the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. The deceased was a member of A com pany and not of B company as pre- viously reported
 NEW AUTO FOR HIRE-W. E. l Thomas and B. Reed have formed a partnership in the conduct of an au- tomObile for hire They have pur- chased a handsome five passenger F. M F. touring car and will make their stand at the Ruffin Drug store, First and Adams streets. Mir Reed will act as chauffeur and wifi be ready at all | times to make long or short trips.
 LEGAL VIslToRs-Frank F.. Cur ley. city attorney of Tucson was in the city yesterday on legal business before the supreme court Other at tOrney visitors from the old Pueblo were F. $. Ives who had lately ar rived home from Europe. and A. F. Jones on opposite sides in the Neil sen Steinfeld case before the supreme court
 MASS MEETING There will be an open air meeting of the residents of Five Points and other west end sec tions at Five Points this evening at l 7:30 o'clock The subject of dis cusson will be the securing of better ! fire protection for the western part of the city The Five Points people 1 believe an automobile fire engine i should be provided for their fire sta 1 tion
 DEATH OF MRS. ARMSTRONG; i Mrs L. L. Armstrong died Tuesday morning at 4:30 o'clock at her home | 23O North Third street She was a 1 sufferer of tuberculosis and came
 here four years ago from Illinois for l the benefit of her health The funeral | will be held this afternoon at