Arizona republican., 1915-04-22

. 1 I HIS DlSColu r our lO tilu any song in one grand blast of bed lam rivalling Satan's forge and fu~- mace.
 AT eISBEE-State Mining Inspector c. H. Bolin is at Bisbee on an inspec- ton trip.
 ROAD MEETiNG-There will be a good roads meeting at the chamber of 1 commerce Frida ynight.
 SOCIALIST LEcTURE-Mrs. Mary Rules will deliver lecture on the Tn dustrial Conditions in the East" to- night from the city hall plaza HERE FROM LOS ANGELES-M | Ruth Lawrence of Los Angeles is here for a months visit with her brother, G. H. Lawrence of 736 East Van Buren street.
 AT ISAAC ScHOOL-An ice cream social will be held at the Isaac school tomorro wevening. The affair is un- der the direction of the Parent Teachers association of the district TO ORGANIZE CHURcH-All the men of the Creighton district who are | interested in the organization of church at the Creighton school are re- quested to meet with the pastor, Rev H. A Sevringhaus this evening. TIME EXTENDED-The state tax commission yesterday granted ten day extension of the time within which the mining companies of the state are to file their reports. This action was taken on the request of a number of the mining companies. PARENTS DAY-Parents day will i be observed tomorrow at the Creighton school and all persons in the district are urged to visit the school and see the exhibition of the children's work | The visiting hours will be from II to o'clock The Parent Teachers asso- citation will serve refreshments WHITE FLAG WET-Section Direc- 1 tor Briggs white fair weather" gon- falon was moistened yesterday after noon by a brief shower. which is re- corded as having deposited a trace" of precipitation upon Phoenix. The shower lasted but a few minutes, be- tween three thirty and four. and those who didn't happen to be out in it never
 knew it happened.
 1 ARIZONA PUBLICITY-Conside able publicity is planned by Cochse 1 county chambers of commerce At a i recent conference between Secretary Joe Gray of the Warren district and | Secretary Oscar K. Coll of the Douglas chamber of commerce. it was planned to issue fifty thousand forty page | booklets descriptive of the advantages and delights of Cochise county COMPLAINT DISMISSED-The cor | poration commission yesterday dis missed the complaint of J. F.. Clanton ct al against the Arizona Eastern rail- road company, on the ground that de- fendant has satisfied the complaint. i The matter arose out of the suspension Of traffic on the Buckeye line due to l flood damage at the Agua F'ra cross
 ing.
 l CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY-A wo-
 mans branch of the Caledonian society
 will be formed tomorrow night. when a
 social will be given by that organiza-
 ton at the w C. T. Y. headquarters l on West Monroe street An excep- 1 tionally good program has been ar
 ranged, and all lads and lassies of | Scotch descent are invited to attend
 the festivities
 RATE ITlES-Permission to publish a rate of $1.O0 per ton on fuel wood, Chavez to Nogales. in car | load lots of 3O,000 lbs. minimum was | granted the Southern Pacific yesterday by the corporation commission. The rate on fuel wood Brookline to Fair
 banks. when destined for points on the l F.. P. and s. w. is also to be reduced from 80 cents to 50 cents per ton.
 GATHERING LEGISLATORS - l Nearly all of the members of the legis- l lature are on the ground for the extra session which will open tomorrow. II Senator William Riggs of Cochise T county came yesterday and also Speak CT Brooks of the house Others who are here are Representatives Graham II Lanford, and Briscoe of Cochise: Rep resentative Sam Proctor of Navajo. Ed : wards of Yuma. Claypool of Cochise and sweeney of Yavapai
 TO CONvOCATION Very Rev Dean William Scarlett. of Trinity Episcopal cathedral, left Tuesday for Bisbee where he will be in at tendance at the annual convocation of the Episcopal diocese of Arizona Last night he addressed a public 1 meeting on the subject of "The Church and Social Service" Dean Scarlett will remain over Sunday in Bisbee and on Sunday morning will ] occupy the pulpit of the Episcopal church of that city.
 Owing to the heavy rains in Califor-