Arizona republican., 1915-11-03

KENTUCKY SOCIETY MEETS
 The regular meeting of the Kentucky
 society will be held this evening at the home of MT. J. H. Weedon at 1406
 West Washington street.
 l AT THE FORD-William Walters
 and wife, Los Angeles; Charles F. and Elaine Champie, Hot Springs; c. 4.
 Reed. TOlleson, Ariz.; William w. Hu-
 her, Los Angeles; A. W. Parker Phoe- nix.
 1 HARMONY cLUB-There will be a
 session of the Harmony club at the Woman's Club building this afternoon. ! Mrs. M. Friedman, Mrs. w. w. Willlin-
 son and others will serve.
 G. A. R. MEETING-There will be meeting of the J. w. owens Post, Grand Army of the Republic, this af- | terrOon at the hall, starting at 2:30
 All G. A. R. members, both resident and visiting, are invited to attend.
 LAND SELECTIONS selec-
 tiOns totalling S552 acres, were pre- pared yesterday, the land being in
 Cochise county. and for the purpose Iof paying bonds and for the support
 of military institutions.
 MINE INSPECTOR IS HOME State Mine Inspector G. IT. Bolin. who
 has been at Bisbee for the past few days. returned to this city on Tuesday. last. having completed his official
 duties at the big copper camp. OPENS NEW RESTAURANT-A. L. | CUmmins has opened 2 new restaur- ant on North First Avenue and is catering to the wants of the public in i that line. Mir. Cummins expects to
 specialize in steaks, fish ana oysters.
 TO CONDUCT LAST SERVICE-At
 the regular mid-week service of the 1 Central Methodist Episcopal church to be held this evening, the Rev. Joseph 1 Hudspeth, Wno is to go to his new | charge at Prescott, will conduct his i final service in this city.
 1 NEW EGG PRiCE-The demand for 1 eggs-just eggs-did not create the price of S6 per dozen, which is being asked by the Arizona /Grocery. i The fact of the matter is that the eggs
 are ostrich eggs, which explains the a;:itudc Of ti c price
 | SUPREME COURT-Two cases
 were argued before the supreme court
 yesterday. those of John c. Yates vs. the Inspiration Consolidated Copper
 company of Miami, and the action of Ceferino Mendes against the same , company The cases originated in Gila county.
 AT THE ADAMS-R. s. Weiner, Fl Paso: A. Fessock, Tucson; s. c. Up-
 dyke, Miami; l.. A. Durham, Phoenix;
 p S Mary, san Francisco: C. T. | Knapp Bisbee: J. A. Wingold Los An eeles; John H. Lacy and wife. Miami; l F. J O'Leary. San Francisco; R. R.
 I-arkin. Las Vegas: T. F. Doyle, Santa
 Ana. Cal; Coda F. Sebert, Cleveland. Ohio: Annabelle Hardman, Cleveland, i Ohio; c. E. Griff. San Francisco; C.
 A. Washington. Les Angeles; Dean NJ. Clark, Fl Paso: R. Rosenberg, New i York: F. r. Gray. Seattle: C. F. Brain, i Los Angeles: Harry Schultz New York; 1 R. H. Lander, Boston; G. J. Meyers, i New York; J. s. Linowley, Las Vegas, ] N M: R J. Bird, Los Angeles, I CHARITY QUARTERS MOVED -
 The headquarters which have been
 maintained at the City Hall for some i time past, has been moved to rooms at B West Jefferson street. The regu- | lar rummage sale will be continued and made a permanent feature of the place, with extra help employed on Wednes- days and Saturdays. All persons hay ! ing furniture which is in need of re- pair, are asked to bring it to this place
 as the work will give employment to | nuItsOcT Ol dtSeINlnS p6ISVtlS, anu 1 prevent some one going hungry. THE JEFFERSON-E. F. Smith and wife, Phoenix; J II. Huntsman. Tue
 sor; c. F. Thomas. san Francisco; F. | Goldman. Auburn. Maine; F. & Wolfe, ] St Louis; D. Goldman, New York: D. | F. Anderson, Phoenix; o. J. Kain. Kan sas City; NJ. J. Gannon Topeka; John | Corrick, St. Louis; J. Balton, San | Francisco; c. G. Smith, Tucson: w. | H. Feel Los Angeles; Benjamin Un- 1 ger, Chicago; NJ. s. Levy. St. Louis: | Chris J. Luntz, Los Angeles, F. Wright, | Phoenix; O. r. Baldwin. Los Angeles; i D. NJ. Leberman and wife, New Or | leans; N. J. Sands and wife, Chandler; Samuel and P. A. Bowsley, Independ-
 ence, Kansas; l.. w. Norris and wife.
 Risbee: J. B. Hossick. St. Louis. l AT THE MERCIAL-Charles H. 1 Hollister and wife, Ray: w. Hughes, | Globe: l.. II. Morris, Globe: J. A. Sims ] Los Angeles; w. G. Williams, Chicago; i J. II. Skunk, Chicago; G. r. Anderson, | Prescott: Mrs. H. T. Tanner. ClarSs- | dale; Mrs. C. w. Comstock, Phoenix; | F.. K. Matthewson, Gila; C. c. Wams, | ley, Fl Paso: I. Kennedy, Santa Moni-
 ca: John Roark, Jerome, Tuter Bastia, and family; D. II. McDemid Flagstaff;
 L. NJ Godsby, Phoenix; J. P. Lynch. Portland; V. A. Lahnar, New York; W. H. Burns. Rome, Ga; Charles P. Cote, st. Louis; L. Well, Los Angeles: T. Hieed, Los Angeles; Joe Larren. | Clifton; c. H. Tanner, Globe; N. E. | Orper. Stoughton, Wis; G. O. Opper,
 Stoughton, Wis: H. w Griffith, Flag
 staff; Alice Springfield, Prescott; A
 J. Gilbert, Globe; V. c. Ward, Globe; | F. J. Hogan, Ray; Dr. John Lacy. Miami
 | SOUVENIR SALE-REDEWILL 1 AIIrOPIANO DAY TO-DAY REAI-