Arizona republican., 1915-12-10
MRS. PULLIAM LEAvEs-Mrs

after a two weeks stay in town BOBBY FRIEDEL, ExPERT-at the LamsOn Business College this week, Robert Friedel qualified for the Underwod certificate for proficiency i in operating the Underwood type writer. His record was forty y-ono words per minute.
 RAILROAD LAWYER HERE-At- torney G. w. Durbrow, of San Fran , cisco, legal representative for the Southern Pacific company, arrived in the city last night and will appear ir the superior court today to defend the road in the action started against it { by the corporation commission. M. E. BAZAAR-The women of the First Methodist Episcopal church wiI hold bazaar today in the Walker building, corner of First avenue and 1 Washington street. A fine lunch will i he served, cafateria style, at 12 o'clock noon until 1:3O. All kinds of ! fancy articles, such as are usuaIIlv sold at bazaars will be on sale sOUVIER FUNERAL-Thc funeral of Lalvina BOuvier. who died on Wed nesday evening at the family resi- dence, Fifth and Monroe streets, will be held this morning at o'clock from the Catholic church. The ar engagements are in charge of Under taker J. T. Whitney. Burial will be made in the Catholic cemetery. SUNSET BONNEY HERE-T. c. BOnney, travelling passenger agent of the Washington Sunset lines, dropped into town yesterday and renewed his acquaintances at the local railroad offices He says that travel east ward and westward over the Sunset 1 lines was never heavier and he looks for an even greater increase in the immediate future.
 klDDIES TO RECITE-An inter- esting recital by the very young Chil- dren will take place the coming Sat urday afternoon at the Arizona School of Music, when a program will be given hy little ones between the ages of six and ten years in the expression and primary piano departments. The program will begin at 3:3O o'clock and is open to the public.
 SUIT OVER ASSETS-W. H. Plum kctt, receiver of the Commonwealth Bonding and Casualty and Insurance Company yesterday filed suit in the superior court against State Treas urer Nit Simms. the Corporation Commission, w Geary, A. W. Cole, and F. A Jones. Mir. Plunllett asks that the treasurer and the commission turn over to him all the assets and securities deposited by the company ror the benefit of the stockholders. CLEANING CANALS-The season of canal cleaning has come, and in day or two the reclamation service
 will announce when the water will be turned out of the canals. It is thought that the northside system
 will be closed in part during the last fifteen days of the month. The Grand. part of the Arizona con the north) and the eastern and western
 canals across the river are all that
 need cleaning this year. Stopping water service to clean canals was
 started last year; it is necessary in an aH-year-round project.
 AT THE COMMERCIAE-H. Me Kay Gila Bend. Fl. c. Ward PhoeniN' c. o. Nolan. Ray; J. Pedrome. Sal Francisco: M. J. Dougherty Mesa; (. (. BillngsIy. Congress Junction: R. r. Pidgeon: W. H. Brown; ". C. Palmer and wife. Bloomington, H.; R. II. Comhs. Los Angeles; G. A. Briggs and wife, San Francisco; c. B. Morris and wife, Turiock Cal; D. Oyer. Los An
 eeIes, w. A. Moore. Flagstaff: A. A. JOnnS. GFESCOtl- '. l. -AofAlA- A<'fS rAil- geles L. Sheets and wife. Los Angeles; J. $ Bulard. Detroit; NJ. D. Snyder.
 Monrovia, Kas.
 AT THE JEFFERSoN-C. E. Welch. San Francisco: Thomas Wills, Flor ence: A. G. Thornton, San F'rancisco; Joseph M. Feely. StubenviIle, Ohio: c. w. Rippey, Denver: NJ. V. Kedian, Mill waukee: w. F. Moshcr. Minneapolis.
 n and wife. Yyng Yang: Miss Ora E. Johnson. Butte, Mont; w. B. Kimmel. San Francisco: R. A. Dalzeu. Chicago: l.. E. Stone, Fl Paso; l.. c. May, New York: L. H. Robbins, Los Angeles; J. I. Morris and wife. Harrisburg. Pa; Miss Mabel i1berhard. Harrisburg; Gus Franklin and Sife, Raw. Okla.
 TRUST co. IN WRONG-The Bank CTS Trust company. a Dallas. Texas concern. capitalized in this state, was yesterday called on by the state cor poraticn commission to explain why they had sold a block of their stock to B. A. Packard, of the First National Bank of Douglas. without having first secured an investment permit. The trust company had never received the commissions permission to dispose of any stock. renee their action of letting go of some of their shares is in direct violation of the state "blue-sky" law and the commission proposes to sift the matter to the bottom.
 AT THE ADAMS-H. B. Hicllok, Denver; Sam Fields, Ray; R. H. Par keT, San Francisco; C. A. Tracey, Los Angeles; A. c. Smith. San F'rancisco; Glen Mitchell, Los Angeles; A. s. Murphy Pkoehix; w. R. Morrison. Los Angeles; J. C. Vidmar, Douglas; H. G. Phelps, Nacozari, Son.; H. T. Jackson, Jerome: l.. 3. Conmy, Los Angeles; A. w. Hedland, Chicago; H. p. Reiter. Los Angeles: C. T. Ward and wife, Denver; F. C. Morse. Los Angeles; R. G. Robinson. San Francisco; H. A. Burgess, KenOsha, Wis; P. A. Smith, Ka~ sas City; F. G. Dragman. New York: K. L. Wickett, Chicago; P. Bris- COG, Jackson Mich; Ed Murphy, San Francisco; C. c. Manning Gallup, N. M; J. H. Robinson, Prescott: T. J. and Gordon Elliott, Globe; Mrs. I. F. Pull liam. Ft. Grant; w. C. Browning Su- perior: w J. Simpson,, San Diego;
 Mrs. M. J. Dougherty, Mesa; F. w
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 Best Family Flour, large sack. .$1.55 Best Creamery Butter ...31 Bic Kansas Corn Meal ...........2 27c
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