Arizona republican., 1915-11-02
PRESCOTT EDITOR IN TOWN

PRESCOTT EDITOR IN ToWN-
 J. w. Mines, editor of the Prescott
 Journal Miner was in the city yes l terday on a business trip. RETURNS FROM vISIT-Mrs.
 John J. Birdno and dughter, who | have been visiting with friends at Stafford for some time. returned to 1 their home in this city last Sunday UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: w. A. Davis, Mr Bolson, Bert Shapiro, J. F. Quinn, and Coe FL son.
 STUDY CLUB WILL MEET -
 The Union Mission Study Club will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Y. w. C. A. The subject for discussion will be The Kings High way"
 MARRIED IN FRISco-Word has just been received from san Fran cisco that Clarence F. Krone and Miss Gladys Gerrick, both of thls city, were united in marriage in that city yesterday.
 l. o. O. F. MEETING-The regu- lar session of Phoenix Lodge No ?, l. O. O. F., will be held this evening and a large turnout is desired. All visiting brethren are welcome at all times.
 SUPREME COURT-Two cases were argued in the Supreme Court yesterday, one of which was the ac- tion of H. J. Crane vs T. L. Frank lin. and the other was the case of Frank Heisler vs Robert Robins.
 HOME FROM SAFFORD-W. A. Mouer, state land commissioner who has been speeding a few days t Saf- ford, returned to Phoenix last Sun day and was at his office in the state house yesterday. MOOSE ATTENTiON-Al mem bers of Phoenix lodge No 70S, Loyal Order of Moose, are urged to attend the regular meeting to be held this evening at Moose Home There will be business of importance and the officers are anxious that there shall be a representative attendance.
 COFFEE MAN IS HERE.-Ed F. Murphy of San Francisco, represent ing tpe Nj. ]. Brandenstein Coffee company hes arranged to serve M J. B. coffee at the State Fair cafe and all lovers of good coffee can rest as SlItu lIldl q SOOu cup OI COlLte VIII be served to them at that time
 HAY CAR AFIRE-Baled hay in a car of the Santa Fe, standing on Jackson street between First and Second streets. was found to be afire yesterday afternoon and the fire de- partment was called. The fire was soon extinguished without material damage to the car.
 HERE FROM PRESCOTT At torneys F. s. Clark, T. G. Morris, E. J. Mitchell and Robert F. Morrison were here from Prescott yesterday and appeared in the Supreme Court in connection with a couple of trials which were set for hearing on that day.
 CAMPBELL IS IN PRESCOTT State Tax Commissioner Thomas F. Campbell went to Prescott on Sun day to appear in court there yester- day in connection with the case in which the Upper Verde company is of it's holdings
 M. w. A. OPEN HOUSE-The Modern Woodmen of America will at the lodge rooms, to which all of  cordially invited to attend. The evening is to be given over to dan cing and cards.
 STATE TREASURER'S REPORT The annual report of State Treas urer Mitt Sims is now in the hands of the printer and will soon be pub lished and copies ready for distri- bution There will be about one thousand copies printed, some of which will be bound in limp leather and stamped in gold leaf Treasurer Simms states that there is a big de- mand for the book, and that large number of them will be placed in the libraries of the various colleges and other institutions of learning throughout the entire country. The report will cover asperiod of one year and it will cost something over one thousand dollars to have it printed.
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