Arizona republican., 1913-12-05


 Superior Court for letters of admin lstration of the estate of the de ceased.
 SUIT FOR SMALL AMOUNT-O. A. Grant yesterday, through his at to1ney, filed suit in the Superior Court against Ada Springer for the collection of $15.9O, alleged to be d. and unpaid for certain goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered
 ANDERSON IN WlLLCOX-C. o. Anderson of this city, who when here makes his home at 116 North Eight eenth avenue, is now in- Wilcox, where he writes that he is immensely glad The Republican reaches him sooner than any other Phoenix paper,
 SUIT TO CLEAR TlTLE-Christ J. Sanichas yesterday filed suit in the Superior Court, through his attorney, C. F. Ainsworth, against II. C. Rob- ertson, alleging that the defendant claimed some interest adverse to the plaintiff in certain real property sit hated in the city of Phoenix.
 CANTATA AT CHURCH - The Phoenix Choral society will render the same programme given for the building fund of the Y. w. C. A. last night at the Arizona School of Music on Sunday night rt the First Methodist Church for the benefit of the activities of that church.
 FUNERAL OF LIMA CARLTON- Lima Carlton, the daughter of Will liam D. Schmirr of Portland, Oregon, died in this city on November 29. and will be buried on Saturday, De- cember 6 at 10 a. m. from the un- dertaling parIors of Moore and Me LelIan. All friends are requested to attend the funeral services.
 MEADOR- GIBSON WEDDING Harold R. Meador and Miss Stella Gibson were joined in marriage on Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock by Rev. pr. Ray C. Harker of the First M F. church at the home of H. C. ROr ertson, 3O2 West Van Buren street. The happy couple will make their home in Phoenix.
 LANDER BACk-C NJ. zander. chairman O. the state tax commis- sion, arrived home from the east yesterday, and will be back on the job in the statehouse hereafter Mr Iander has been to Buffalo. where Ee attended the national meeting of the tax association, as one of the delegates from that state.
 PROGRMME POSTPONED -Thc programme of the Cartwright Parent Teachers Association, which was to have been held last night, and which was to have been An Eevening With James Whitcomb Riley" by the Scudder family of Glendale was post H"ned for two weeks, when the Ari- zona school of music will present a programme instead cf the Scudder family appearance.
 CHOP AOIGE OPFNING Tho Chop House of Jack and Joe. which is to be opened today instead of to- morrow was so far completed last evening that il may be safely stated the formal throwing wide of doors will take place today as per the sec ond revised informa tion The chop house is located in the rear of the Anheuser saloon. In it's present re- Vamped improved condition it is an attractive place. and will enjoy a wide patronage.
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE-Tho will 3f the late l. J. TrumbaII of As toria, Or, was yesterday admitted to probate division of the Superior Court Judge John C. Phillips pre- siding. This is occasfonod on ac- count of the fact that some of the Troperty Of the testator is located .n the Salt River Valley. The prop erty except a small legacy to each of the daughters of the deceased. is bequeathed to the wife, Mrs l. J. TrumbuH
 AUDORoN socIETY-A called meeting of the Audubon Society. will be held at the Ellis Garden School. 429 West Monroe street at 8 o'clock i Saturday afternoon for the purpose in rotary of the National Audobon So | ciety and Mrs. Harrictt B. Thorn 1 cber, secretary of the Arizona State Audobon Society. Plans for the flu | ture work of the local society will | b. outlined. All interested in bird ! life are cordially invited to attend | Ibis meeting
 l CATTLE STEALING CASE-Jamcs ! HaWes and Herbert Lyman were talk | en before Justice of the Peace John l stone yesterday morning charged with 1 cattle stealing and after a thoroueh l investigation, Were held to answer to 1 the Superior Court. The men were | arrested the day before yesterday by
 Rangr John Collins. upon informa
 tion furnished by Hosie KIiene The animal, a junior yearlIng, was of the l herds of Logue Morris, whose cattle
 range is out in the Cave Creek dis 1 trict. The animal had been killed
 and skinned and d number of strips for jerky already prepared when the
 officers got there.
 COMMERCIAL ARRlVALS-A. E I CuthbertsOn, Los Angeles: Victor 1 Levy, San Francisco; MT and Mrs | Gergen, Prescott; F. V. Hanea, Port ] land, Me; II. H: RappapOrt, Los An geles; J. A. Norton, Los Angeles; l. C. Swan, San Francisco; KranL
 Jones, city; P. J. Mckinney. city; s r. Webb. CashiOn; c. l.. GallandO | Chandler; c. C. Douglas and wife Prescott; B. H. Christian. Houston;
 Q. J. Baughan, Florence; MT. ant ! Mrs. J. F.. Carlton, city; J. H. Had = .I-.