Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

A NEW ATTORNEY-Edw.n IT, Grobc of this city was yesterday ad- mitted to practice before the supreme court ot this state.
 PARi MUTUEL CASE POST PONED-The pari mutuel case schcd ulcd for ycstt.dIy Was continued Uu- til 9:3O o'clock Thursd2- mornin@ WENT TO LOS ANGELES As sistant Attorney General George liar ben, left yesterday evening for Los An Eeles, where he will attend to some Ic- gal business for a few days.
 STOCK BOARD MEMBER HERE Ike l.. Dcdman, member of the state live stock sanitary commission, arriv- cd in this city yesterday from his home at Pierce Cochisc county, and will re- main here for d few days.
 THE FUNERAL OF MRS. YAE-
 GER-The Eody of Mrs. II. C. Gae-
 ger will arrive from Pasadena un
 Thursday morning and the funeral
 1iu take place at ? o'clock that day from the First N. r.. church.
 LIBRARY CLOSED FOR TUNER Al.-Ecc0use of the funeral Thursday.
 afternoon of Mrs Henry Nacgcr. Carnegie library board. the library will
 be closed Thursday between the hours
 of 1:30 and 4:B0
 AT THE FORD-H C. NoDouald.
 Fl Iaso; x. c. Shelton, city; W. F.
 White. city; C. E. Wharton, Los An gclcs; Miss Margaret Wharton, Los Angeles: H. N. Cavis. Douglas. C. II. Anderson, Globe; <. F. Cole, city, C. II. Wrigg, Scottsdalc.
 WENT TO FLORENCE -NIessrs. Jones and GcaTy, members of tEC state corporation commission, yesterday went to Florence for the purpose or getting some information regarding a canal dispute that has been called to their offical attention. They will re- turn to this city in a few days. NEW RATE ON GRAIN-The state corporation commission yesterday granted 1 IcN rate on the shipment of grain between the points of Cermanu and Phoenix, to the Arizona Eastern railroad. The old rate was S2.50 per ton, and the new tariff permits d charge of only two dollars on the above quantity.
 SUIT FOR ORCE--AIartha Duff fy is asking the court to return a ChristnIaS present she accepted four years ago Yesterday she filed suit for a divorce in the Superior court against X. A. Duffy, whom she married in Waco, TeN., December 9. 1911. Ha- hitual intcrperauce is the grounds on which she iS seeking lCraI separation. BUTLER FUNERAL TOOAY-The funeral of Pierce W. Butler who died on Sunday evening, will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the family residence, 11O2 North Third street. 1 Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks, officiating. Burial will be made in Greenwood cem- 1-ery. The body will be taken to the , horie from the Whitney Undertaking parlors at 10 o'clock this morning.
 MOOSE WILL HOLD WATCH PAR IY-At the meeting of the Moose lodge held last night it was decided to hold q New Years watch party at the lodge rooms on Friday evening next. the affair to last until after midnight and rouSing welcome to be given to the year 1916. There will be plenty to eat and smoke, and all members are invited to come and bring one friend if they so desire
 MORRISON SENTENCED-S L. Morrison was sentenced to serve thir- ty days in the city Jail yesterday or the technical charge of carrying concealed weapons. Morrison had been arrest ed after entering the Chalmers home
 and menacinS several persons with a
 loaded revolver. Failure of the per
 sons who intercetped Morrison in the
 Chalmers home to file q formal com
 plaint resulted in the placing of the
 technical charge by tine police.