Arizona republican., 1915-10-07
HERE FROM KELVIN

ideal child'S pet, is to be obtained by calling on Humane Officer Canning. The animal is very anxious to obtain
 a home and will be a good compan- ion for a young child
 ALL STATES MEETING-The All 1 States society will meet this evening at & o'clock at the chamber of commerce | for the purpose of electing officers for | the ensuing year. Other matters of
 importance are also to be discussed.
 ROYAL NEIGHeORS' DANCE The Royal Neighbors of America l will hold their first annual ball in Patrick hall on Friday, October 15. | Besse orchestra will furnish the
 music, and a grand good time is as 1 sured.
 1 MOOSE DANCE-The second of the 1 series of dances to be given under the 1 auspices of Phoenix Lodge, No. 7OS, | Loyal Order of Moose, will be held to- night at Moose Home. Besse's orches tra will furnish the music and royal
 good time is assured all who attend. l TO FILE ON WATER RIGHTS- | The board of control yesterday voted l to proceed with the filing on water rights at Ft Grant. The legislature i having failed to make an appropriation l for the purpose, action was delayed
 
 | out of the improvement fund. LIEU LAND APPROPRIATENESS of the approval of 6SOO acres of lieu l and on the Santa Fe Moki scrip, | filed by Howell A. Jones, Santa Fe | Land Commissioner, was received at the United States Land Office yes terday. This is the second group of filings to be approved by the de- 1 partment MARVEL SALES-Tom Trent re- ports that twenty six of the 1916 | MaXwells were sold here in Sep 1 tember and that the factory has | promised to send him at least thirty | for October. The Maxwell factory is | running at twice it's last years ca pacity and Trent feels fortunate to get as many of the cars as he is.
 WIDOW WANTS WORk-Humane Officer Canning reported last evening l that he was looking for work for a widow with a child to support. The | woman is practically destitute and is willing to be self supporting if work can be found. She lives at the cor ner of Convent Alley and Fourth street, the number of the house being 324.
 BOYS LEAVE HOME-The police were notified yesterday that Everett Young, son of William Young, a south side rancher, had disappeared from his home and was thought to be in hiding somewhere in this city, probably in company with another youth by the name of Willie Ball. The officers are on the lookout for the runaway
 AT THE JEFFERsoN-Jay Brooks. Rerkelev Call NJ. Michaels. New York: A. " Gass, New York Stan Icy r. Morse, Tucson; R. P. Naylor Baltimore Md; J. E. Tucker, Los Angeles; O. J. Printe, Portland Ore: F. A. Doran, Los Angeles; P. Baird and wife, Virginia; D. F. Griffith and wife, Oroville, O.; F. A. Parker Houston. Tex
 AT THE ADAMS-J. F.. Levi, Cap istrano, Cal; L. H. Mitchell, Los Angeles; F H. Harden. Los Angeles; H. H. Convier. Los Angeles; A B. Smith. Los Angeles; F. D. McNler- ney, Chicago: F. C. Lewis, Denver; ! George c. Zurnwokel, St Louis; J. M. Wiesel, Denver: Frauk NJ John son, Denver; R. Jellner. Jr, Los An geles: F. Lincoln, New York: H. Col dinger, San Francisco; R. T. Jones, Superior. Ariz
 COUNTRY CLUB SMOKER membership smoker was held at the Country club last night when the business men of the city were the guests of the club. The advant ages of country club life in general and the Phoenix club in particular was the topic of the evening Among the speakers being President H. l.. Aller or the club T. C. Adams, F. G. Fitzgerald and others. A campaign for members will be forwarded at once.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. A. Thomas. Los Angeles; A. E. Pur- telle, Yuma: G. L. Zavala, Yuma; Mrs. A. l.. Flagg and son, Kelvin; Dr w. T. Tinker and wife Prairie City. Mo: F. Wagner. San Fran cisco; Mrs. Walter White. Redlands, Cal: T. J. Shepherd Los Angeles: NJ Hanbrick, Los Angeles; J. G. Ewell. Gohail Tex; R. L. Fultz and wife: V C. Cash, Clifton; Maj. H. IT. Don kersley, Yuma; W. Jeff Martin, Can yon. Ariz.; J. s. Pratt, Canyon, Ariz.: David Core Canyon. Ariz.
 ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER HELD- l.. Quong was bound over to the Superior Court in City Magistrate McBride's court yesterday on charge of selling liquor illegally, his bail being fixed at the sum of $500. 1 Quong is alleged to have sold a quantity of Chinese gin to a young man named Valezuelae. Through his attorney he entered a plea of not guilty, but upon the testimony of ValeZuelae and two of his com panions, who swore that the China man had sold them the liquor for the sum of $2.00, the order holding | issued.
 SkY-Chapter 16 of the thrilling picture serial, "The Diamond from the Sky appears in The Re- publican today. The film itself will be shown on the screen at the Lion theater today. The picture was orig nally scheduled to have been shown ] kn thaatar hui nN4.i11ey