Arizona republican., 1912-03-22
SPARKS HERE.-T.

l r. J. SPARKS HERE.-T. J | Sparks is in the city from Congress
 Junction which is headquarters in his mining operations.
 N. G. LAYTON HERE-N. G. Lay ! ton. county school superintendent of | Coconino and formerly territorial school superintendent, is in the city 1 from Flagstaff, attending the con- | ference of county superintendents. LADIES AID ENTERTAlNs.-The I Ladies Aid of the First Methodist church win give social tea this afternoon at the church parlors at two thirty o'clock. Mrs. c. w Her wig. Mrs Walter Wilson and Mrs D. T. Jones will act as hostesses. TO LOCATE HERE-Mr. and Mrs w R. Mnligan who wintered here will leave Sunday for Colorado. Mr Mnigan who is county commissioner of Park county will dispose of some of his large holdings there and re- turn to Phoenix early in the fall with a view of investing in real estate.
 W. C. T. U. MEETiNG.-Neal Dow was the subject yesterday of one of the most enthusiastic meetings of the w. C. T. T.. this season. Mrs w w Watkins leading the discus sion Following the round table talk Professor Stout presented a musical program. Among other numbers he sang The Nations Going Dry" and
 The Choice"
 LADIES AID SOCIETY TO GIVE TEA-A"SOcial Tea" will be given by the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church in the church parlors this afternoon from 2:3O H o'clock All friends of the con gregations are especially invited. The hospit llity committee includes Mrs Q. r.. Schupp. Mrs. Earl Porter. Mrs. l.. C. Hayes, Mrs. w. c. Hyatt and Mrs. S Stafford.
 RECLAMATION AFFAIRS TO BE CUSSEO-Arthur P. Davis chief engineer of the reclamation service will he the principal speaker at meeting of the Water Users asso- citation to be held at ten o'clock Saturday morning at the Water Tenn pie Mir Davis will answer any
 questions and an charges. preferably in writing, will be heard. John r. Orme president of the association will be chairman
 DEATH OF M. o. ROLLINS.-M O Rollins of Prescott died yesterday in the Sisters hospital after an ill., ness in the hospital of a month or more He was in the neiGhborhood of 70 years old and leaves no family except sister who is in Mime apolis and il is expected the body will be sent there for intermcnt He has lived in Arizona for the last 70 years and was a member of the Elks
 and Knights of Pythias
 REPUBLICAN MISTAKEN-Con- trary to tho prediction made in The Republican lhat nobody would read Governor Hunts message except the man who wrote il and the proof readers. The Republican is informed that at least three people who hay" applied at tho executive office for copies. have stated without coercion that they intended to perusc it care fully The announcement is made in the interest of fairness.
 AUTOMOBILE PARADE CAN CELlED-Thc b'g automobile parade scheduled to take place Saturday evening has been cancelled. This was decided at a meeting q the committee of arrangements at the Board of Trade yesterday. \ variety of circumstances has made this ad- visable according to the committee, primarily the uncertainty of the weather and the number Of machines out of town, many having motorcd to Tucson for the Elks reunion.
 AUTOMOBILE PARADE ABAN- DONEO-Failing to arouse the de- sired interest after it had been once postponed, in the automobile parade projected for Saturday night, the board of trade yesterday abandoned the undertaking. It was thought better to give it up than to make any kind of q show unless it was assured that il would be a big one. which seemed to be somewhat doubtful. especially with the attrac- tion in Elks theater scheduled for the same date.
 SUPREME COURT.-In the sup rene court yesterday action was taken on various cases as follows: United States Vs. Grand Canyon Lime and Cement Company, hy stip- ulatiOn the appeal was ordered dis missed; Shannon Copper Co. vs. Del NJ. Potter. motion to dismiss appeal was denied; Webster Bros. Milling Co. vs. Bingham Thresher Co, mo- tion to dismiss appeal was denied; J. s. Miles vs. Franz Lumber Co. on stipulation appellee was allowed six ty days in which to file brief.
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