Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

0''TN'a' fGo WI I iiNS lie us trict committee of the Associated Charities will meet Monday after noon at o'clock at Trinity parish house with the Board of Friendly Visitors.
 VALUATION HEARING-The. state tax commission will tomorrow hear the protest of the Pacific Fruit express against the valuation placed on it's property in this state. D. V. Cowden, tax attorney for the Southern Pacific, will appear for the company.
 SURVEY APPROVED-The survey CT general yesterday announced tbe ap- proval of Survey No 32O7 for Moore No. l and twenty-twO other claims in the Plomosa Mining district, Yuma county. The D. and D. company are the claimants.
 FlREMEN MAKE RUN-The fire department made a hurry-up visit tu the grOcerey store at 932 East Van
 Buren street yesterday morning in answer to an alarm which had been sounded. The small blaze which had been started had been put out before the firemen arrived however.
 BETTS TO FRlSCO-A. A. Betts, rate expert of the corpora ton commis- SiOiI IleiS SOIie lO SdD TdnClSCO to dJ- tend the meeting there this week of the National Association of Railway Com issioners. Chairman F. A Jones of the commission is en route from Washing ton to attend the meeting
 METHODISTS ATTENTIoN-To day is Rally Sunday in all departments of the First Methodist church. Sunday school at 9:45. The pastor will preach at the morning service. The quartet will sing. In the evening the special program The Patriotism of Peace" will be given. The chorus choir will sing. The Epworth League will have RaI- ly day service at 6:3O.
 MARKET SPACES SOLD The spaces allotted for market stalls around the court house were auc- tioned off yesterday morning by Capt. J. B. Wilcox under orders of City Manager Robert A Craig. Up- wards of fifty spaces were sold. the bids ranging in price from s150 to $3.50 for the quarter, according to the location.
 IN SUPREME cOURT-The appeal of the state from the judgment of Judge Shute of Gila county in the so- called personal use" case. brought against sam Yahura. was filed in su- preme court yesterday. The lower court sustained defendants demurrer to the complaint, which among other things set forth that the complaint did not show that the liquor had not been introduced into Arizona for the defen- dant's personal use
 HAGEMAN TO MOVE-The George Hageman plumbing and plating shop. after having been located at the cor her of Second and Adams streets for the past five years. will soon be To- cated in the new arcade in the pub lie market to be opened in the Thar heimer building at Fourth and Wash ington. Beside quarters in the ar. cade Hageman has leased a space 50 by 137, from Jno. Kolberg which he will use for his assembly plant.
 AT THE COMMERCIALS. Ste fan, California: Neils Peterson, Tem- pc; Tang Nelson. Tempe: O. S Kenyon, Phoenix: T. H. Hogan. Los Angeles; pr. A. E. Miller, Williams; R. H. H. BlOme. Flagstaff; A A. Enns, Minneapolis, Minn: Mrs Frank Thrasher and daughter, Hot Springs; Sarah Bennett, Greenup, H.; Roy Eastman, Phoenix: Mrs. s. L. Eastman, Phoenix G. A Whit ing, Los Angeles; May Simcox, Mari nette. Wis; w. Alter and wife, Buckeye. Ariz.; Charles Zeigler. Fl Paso
 AT THE ADAMs-E. c. Lexis, Denver; F. L. Knox, Hayden; Fred A. Jones, Dallas, Texas: c. E. Will Hams, San Antonio, Texas; J. H. Hooper Miami; S. Ottenham, New York; B. Tanner, New York; w S Heasley, Los Angeles; W. T Horna- day, New York: A. L. Sinclair, New York: C. R. Curtis, Denver: A. Kra ker, New York; H. H. Young, San Francisco; J. E. Stanton. New York; F. w. Funk, Los Angeles; c. l.. Dickinson, Flagstaff: Carol Collins, Marshall, Mich; Allan B. Bowen, Denver; MT and Mrs. Tulman, D. C.; T. A. Hays, San Francisco; T. B. Parker, Los An geles: A. H. Stevens, Denver: Miss NJ. T. Reeves, Philadelphia: Mrs. H. L. Scott, Boston; W. w. Scott, Bos- ton; M. K Ude1l and wife, Denver; Mrs. l.. A. Durham. New York; Will liam Kuhl, oakland; o. H. Smith. Miami; R. C. Brown. Miami.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-A Turner. Hayden; George E. Johnson and wife, Winkelman; w. H. Temple, san Diego; w. H. Marshall, Berke- ley; Frank Haynes. Globe: Jay Good, Globe; F. c. Hill, Miami; Gordon Johnson, Globe: Norman Johnson, Globe; C. E. Clark, Chandler; F. L. Simms. Chicago; H. Robinson, New York City; w E. Weaver, Hayden; Mrs. Lillian Williams, Tempe: II. F. Perry, Los Angeles; A. H. Stevens, Denver; Ed. F. Byrnes, Denver: F. Butler, Denver; J. NJ. Groge, King man.; A. E. Price, Chandler; Lew.s Albrest. San Francisco; c. F. Bene- dict, Denver; John E. White, Tue son; A. K. Alsdorf, Utner, Ohio: Mrs l B. Alsdorf, Utner, Ohio; William Kester, Charles City, Iowa: w. O. ] Council Bluffs. Iowa; A 1 P. Stewart, Detroit: Dr. A. E. Miller 1 Williams; MT. and Mrs. F. P. Con- ,ort, Chicago.
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