Arizona republican., 1914-02-06
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FEN HlLDRETH BACK-Fen s. Hildreth, the land attorney, who has been in Los Angeles for a time re- turned yesterday.
 NEW p. o. FURNlTURE-A con- signment of nice new filing cabinets was received here yesterday for the offices. of 'Jno. J. Birdno, receiver of the land office and Robert R. Briggs, section director of the weather bureau.
 DYER HERE-Superinten j. Ii. Dyer of the Southern Pacific with headquarters in Tucson, was visitor to Phoenix yesterday, coming up in his private car He visited the capitol in the afternoon and con- ferrcd with the corporation commis- sion
 SAFFORD ATTORNEY W. R Chambers, an attorney from Stafford, was in Phoenix yesterday to plead a water case before the supreme court of the state. MT Chambers reported the Stafford region coming along in fine shape with plenty of wakening for spring activity.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET lNG-The Woman's Foreign Mis- sionary Society of the First Metho- dist Church will hold their regular monthly meeting this afternoon at ! 2:3O at the home of Mrs. W. B. Lun- beck, 319 E. Taylor. All the ladies of the congregation are cordially in Vited to attend.
 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ENSIGN 70. H. Ensign, chief of the electrical power division of the reclamation ser vice returned from Roosevelt yesterday, to be gone, again this morning for Los Angeles. He has been making one of 1 his regular inspection trips over the power lines.
 POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEET lNG-The second annual meeting of ] the Arizona Poultry Association will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp, at the rooms of the I board of trade. There will be the I annual election of officers, as well ! as the reports of the officers on the condition of the association. A large attendance is expected as the interest ! in the affairs of the association has greatly increased since the poultry show.
 1 ADAMS ARRlVALS-Mrs. Evelyn l M Tuft. Loma Lind Col; Max NJ. 1 Jacobs. Chicago: Ed. II. Byrne, Den ] yer; H. R. Furnas, Los Angeles; R. B. Anderson, Los Angeles; s. L. 1 Ham. New York: P R. Splane, Los ' Angeles Fred C. Ingraham, Yuma; J. A. Woods and wife, Los Angeles; L. A. Dunham, New York City P. A Turner Denver: E. .F F. Graft Chi scago; Mrs. Gertrud Mccoy, Colorado tSprings; MT. and Mrs. L. C. Moody,
 Boston; W. G. Kelly. Kansas City, IC R. Beamer, city; C. A. Pope, Los Angeles; H. $. Adelsteine, San Fran cisco; C. A. Turner, Phoenix; R. F. Goodwin, San Francisco; Geo. II. lHewett. Indianapolis
 IRON SPRINGS CLUB MEETING l-Tuesday night, in the office of W.
 K. James, the board of directors of
 the Iron Springs Outing club held their monthly meeting. Most of the members were present. The commit tee on printing reported that the pamphlet, authorized to be published was ready for distribution and would be placed in the hands of the mem- 1 bers of the club at an early date The committee on membership re- ported many inquiries regarding Iron
 Springs. and that the pamphlets giv- !, ing this information which has been published would facilitate their work 1 greatly as it answered most of the Iquestions asked them. The club is
 in an excellent condition financially
 and there is every prospect of 6
 most successful season at Iror Spring next summer.