Arizona republican., 1915-11-30
DEATH OF MISS wILsoN-Na

OGA n UT ml00 "lG0ON-AdTlI T. Wilson died yesterday afternoon at Winkelman. where she has been teach ing. The body will be brought here today for burial, the arrangements for which will be made later, at Moore and McLellan's
 INVESTMENT PERM,T-The state corporation commission yesterday is sued an investment permit to the For tune Mining Company of Prescott. A W. Davis of that city is president, and l the company expects to sell 27O.OOO shares of stock at 25 cents per share. They are capitalized at one million dollars
 STATE OFFICERS ARE CLIMBING THE ST'AiRS-Thomas Howard. the elevator attendant at the state capitol | building, was off the job yesterday on i account of sickness and the elevator stood idle. Consequently those officers i who happened to have offices on the l second and third floors got some good practice in the art of stair climbing. | AID SOCIETY WILL MEET-There will be meeting of the Ladies' Aid i Society of the Zion Lutheran church { this afternoon at the home of Mrs B. B. Balyeat, 324 North Fifth avenue All of the members are especially
 
 the final plans will be perfected for the holding of the church's bazaar. which is to be given on Friday and Saturday, December and f. The levent will be held in the room at A North First street
 1 THE CHEESE VESTdGATfON- An effort was begun in Justice De- | Souza's court yesterday to ascertain the full extent and enormity of the crime of Isaac Cheese, who tried first with one sharp weapon and then an- bother to see what was inside of hNs superior. Gus Williams, in the supply department of the Arizona club. as a result of some criticism by Mir Will lliams of MT. Cheeses manner of do- ling things. After hearing several wit lncsses for the state the case went over tuntil today.
 | WILL PROSECUTE DEER HUNT lERS-State Game Warden Willard IeXpects to go to Tucson tomorrow where he will personally direct the
 prosecution of two alleged violators of the deer hunting laws of the state. It is charged that the pair, one of
 whom is a student at the university lthere, had the contract last summer iof supplying a camp in the Catalina mountains with venison. and killed ia number of does out of season. The
 matter was reported to the officials land indictments were returned lagainst the hunters.
 LAT THE COMMERCIAL-Thomas Sims, Los Angeles: w. N. Price and , family Florence; l.. R. Taft, Super
 for; D. 4. Jane. Los Angeles; Sharon IL. Harold Denver; Ed Hashin Seligman; Mrs. NJ. Webb and Miss lGrace Webb, Long Island J. F
 Young, Prescott; R. A. Bruce; Harry lP. Mark and Wife. Easton. Pa; D lC. Wassen, Phoenix; Adolph Germer IMt. Olive, H.; James A. Hope, Pres |. colt: H. C. and K. B. Mullen, Taos IN. NJ: Joseph Lavell, Taos, N. NJ; lCarl Sarvers. Winkelman; J. F Spring and Fred Bruce, Albuquerque w. N. PRICE HURT-W. \. Price
 formerly 8 resident of this city, ano
 father of Sterling Price. was seriously
 injured a day or two ago at his home , in Sawtelle, California, while walking , along the street. He had made hi:
 way to the center of the street when 8 z boy riding bicycle dashed into hin I knocking him to the pavement His
 jaw was broken in two places and his . legs badly bruised. His head was GU : in several places and he was otherwise . hurt. owing to his advanced age. hi
 injuries are considered all the mor'
 serious.