Arizona republican., 1912-09-20

FORO HO EL-BentOn DICK, Tue son: C. NJ Raible, Prescott; w O. HodssOn. K. F. Grouse, SacatOn; Wal ter Shorer. N. C.; j. H. Thompson, Charles J. Asche, Globe.
 RETURN OF MIR. RlCHEY.-As- sistant United States District Attorney Q. T. Richey returned yesterday from a tour of the southern part of the ter ritory on official business.
 BRADNER IN COCHlSE-Sam P. Bradner, secretary of the Arizona Live 1 Stock sanitary board has gone to Co., chise county points on cattle business. | MT. Bradner will return in a few days. |
 kETcHUM FROM LOS-Grove Ketchum is the district passenger l agent of the Sunset Lines, and has of l fees in Los Angeles. He was in l Phoenix yesterday on railroad busi- 1 ness.
 MIR. AND MRS. HALM RETURN-l MT and Mrs George Hahn who have 1 been spending the summer at Santa l Monica have returned to the city for | the winter Their son. Arthur Hahn 1 has gone to Stanford university.
 ARIZONANS RETURN.-M T. Gun ningham, d popular banker of Bisbee, :! and Eugene A. Heller, a well known citizen of Globe. arrived in Phoenix from the Pacific coast last night en route to their respective homes
 TEXAN RETURNS HOME-W H. Futile, of Fl Paso, Texas. who has been in Phoenix for the past three or four days on business has returned to l.s..
 is the pioneer paint man of West
 Texas.
 ASSOCIATED BOARDS OF TRADE The next meeting of the associated
 boards of trade of MaricOpa county
 win occur in Glendale. Saturday the
 2Sth. The delegates will discuss good
 roads and the farmers exhibits at the
 state fair
 COBB TO YUMA-State Engineer
 Lamar Cobb will go to Yuma on
 sunday for the purpose of con
 ferrine with the Yuma county super vlsors regarding the state highways ard the share in the construction of them to be taken by Yuma county DELEGATES WANTED. = Mayor Chrsty has been requested bv 'he secretary of the International pIy Farming congress. to he held at Lethbridge, Alberta. Canada, October 21-26, to appoint ten delegates. The mayor will be pleased to appoint per sons intending to attend the con- gress
 ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENER- AL LEAVES. - Assistant Attorney 1 General Lewis T Carpenter. left yes 1 terday by the sOuthbount noon train | for Dallas and Corscana. Texas, to 1 look after a number of personal busi- l ness matters in his home state. MT. l Carpenter expects to be gone for about 1 ten days.
 WRONG DATE GIVEN-Mention
 was made in this paper yesterday l morning that a meeting of the re- 1 publican county central committee of i Maricopa county would be held Sep i tember 20th 1912, at 3 o'clock D. m. ! in rooms POI and POP Fleming build 1 ing. However. the meeting is to be 1 held September 27th instead of Sep 1 tcmber goth at the time and place fTeViOusly stated.
 RETURNED FROM COAST-The 1 family of W. NJ Costley returned 5 esterday from q vacation Of seven l weeks. spending the greater part l Of the time at San Diego and Long ! Beach MT Costley will continue to 1 be identified with the real estate | business having headquarters with Snively and Pierce. r West Adams street. While he was gone. MT Cost ley devoted much of his time to let l ting the people of the coast know about the Salt River valley which he 1 discovered and told his hearers. had more soil and sunshine than any oth e. place he had found
 FUNERAL OF MRS. SHAMBLIN- ] The funeral of Mrs. A. J. Snamblin was very largely attended at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. c. w. ] Hixon near Six Points. Mrs. Shamb- l lin was a sufferer of cancer, two op- 1 eratOns having been performed and as a last measure, she was taken to | California in the hope the change of climate would benefit her but since l the last operation some three months l ago. she had gradually grown weaker until her family and friends were not | surprised when she peacefully passed 1 into the great beyond. Mrs. Shamblin l was before her marriage Miss Nettie
 Hixon she was lovable young woman l and numbered her friends by the score. 1 Besides her husband she leaves three i lovely little girls, her mother, father,
 four sisters and six brothers The | funeral services were read by Rev. MT. Thornton of the South Methodist church and music was furnished by ! Mrs Taylor. By request Miss Grace 1 Kohl sang win there be any stars in my crown" after the sermon Miss l Kohl and a mixed quartet sang Near | or to Thee"
 BRYON'S TROUBADOURS COM | lNG-The Fraternal Brotherhood held | an enjoyable session of that popular 1 order in the Brotherhood hail on We'd | nesday evening at which seventeen ' new applications for membership were | received and three young men pre- ' vailed upon to ride the fraternal goat | This done the lodge got down to ser | ious business and appointed a com | mittee to complete the arrangements | for q visit of the Bryon's Troubadours