Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

FROM VULTURE MINE-Cooper Green of 2241 North Central has re- turned from summer spent at Vul- ture mine, to take up his studies in the high school.
 ITS A BOY-Mr and Mrs J. F Bush of 1885 East Monroe, are the proud parents of a ten-pound boy who arrived last evening at the Bush home and announced he had come to stay.
 SOME CLOVER SEEO-Trving Hill of Hill's Seed House returned yesterday from Florence where he had been experimenting the shipment of a lot Of clover seed, raised on the 600 acre ranch of T. w. Nicholas near Florence. The shipment includ- ed 61,OO0 pounds and is worth be- tween sS000 and S9OOO MT. Hill said that better seed was never sent out of Arizona
 FLORAL ENcAMPMENT - Floral Encampment No ? of the l. O. O. F. had most interesting meeting last night for the purpose of administering the Golden Rule Degree H. Malkin of Atlantic Encampment No. 22 was among the visiting patriarchs. The camp extended an invitation to the local Rebekahs to meet with tho camp for social gathering week from next Thursday evening"
 TRAIN TIME Effective September h the train on the Prescott Eastern railroad. from Prescott to Crown King will leave Prescott on Tuesdays and Fridays as heretofore Previously the train left on Mondays and Fridays. All other week days the train will leave Prescott for BluebeIl The time of departure of the BluebeIl train has been changed from 9:15 a. m. to a, m.
 LABOR SERVICE AT M. E. CHURCH-At the First Methodist church tonight the pastor Rev Ray Harker. will deliver a sermon of especial interest to laborers. An in vitation has been extended to all union men. especially, to attend. The service will begin at D. m At : D. m. Clyde Timberlake, secretary of the Phoenix Trades Council, will ad- dress a meeting of the Epworth league on a subject pertaining to the labor question.
 DRAMATIC READINGS-At the A. NJ. F. church on Tuesday evening, Mrs Carrie Hunter Lewis will entertain with dramatic readings and emotional poses. She is now touring the United States and has been well received as an elocutionist she is in a class by herself. Her press notices say that her orig inality, along with her superb train ing, places her beyond the ordinary as an entertainer The managing editor of the California Eagle says that to recommend Mrs. Lewis beyond or even up to real worth as an elocution- ist. would be impossible. She appears here but one evening and it is pre- dicted that the A. NJ. F. church will have a capacity audience on that oc- casion.
 SUPERIOR COURT - Yesterday was motion day in superior court. In the afternoon the case of Schultz versus the city of Phoenix was on trial in Judge StanfOrd's court. This was an action for dama ges received by the plaintiff by being dragged from a bicycle by a rope which had been stretched across the street. In this the plaintiff sought to secure revision of the decision of the su- preme court in the case of Morrell versus the city decided in favor of the latter It was the contention of the plaintiff that the supreme court had not actually passed upon the question whether the city could be sued. Tn Judge Lymans court, ju venile and probate matters were heard. A committee of attorneys was appointed to formulate rules for setting cases and the committee de- voted the afternoon to that work. The calling of the civil calendar will take place tomorrow and the fol- lowing day the trial jury will be convened