Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
HERE FROM WINsLOW-CoI

three great-greatgrand children. HERE FROM WINSLOW-Col. H. w. Burbage of Winslow was a Phoe- nix visitor yesterday.
 BACK FROM PRESCOTT-Miss Ruby Loy of the office of the state board of health has returned after weeks vacation at Prescott BACK FROM SAFFORD Miss Blanche Birdno of the state treas
 urer's office has returned from Saf-
 ford where she was called by the illness of her sister.
 SURVEY MEN HERE-H. J. Jack son of Washington, D. C.. and War
 ren E. Hall of Atlanta. Ga, were in Phoenix yesterday on business con
 nected with the United States Geo. logical Survey.
 MRS. FERRY DEPARTS-Mrs. C. NJ. Ferry, of Portland, Oregon, sis ter of Hon. L. w. Coggins. who has been visiting friends and relatives in this city for several days. leaves to- night for an extended trip through the east.
 BOYCE RETURNS-Jesse L. .Boyce secretary of the state tax commission is back on the job after a months vacation. spent in California. En ruote home the jovial secretary came by way of the Grand Canyon and Williams. his old stamping grounds. He says he gained twenty pounds while away. and looks it.
 INVESTMENT COMPANY PERMIT The corporation commission yester- day issued an investment company permit to the Pasadena Boy Mining company, of Oatman. The company, which has capital stock of 1.500. 900 shares, par value 10 cents, proposes to dispose of 150,O00 shares at three cents William H Reeves is presi- dent of the company
 SEEKING GARCIA-Word from Miami yesterday told of the prot ably fatal shooting of Mrs. Pante- leon Garcia, by her husband. who after leaving her for dead disap- peared. Garcia is believed to be making his way toward Phoenix. lie is described T years old. five feet five inches in height weighs 16O pounds. is a good dresser and worRs as boilermaker
 GOLD RIBBON CASE APPEALED The appeal of James Hamilton from the judgment of the Superior Court in the case brought against him by the state. for selling Gold Ribbon beer was filed in the supreme court yesterday. Hamilton's case was heard by Judge -McAlister of Graham county, who held that whether or not Gold Ribbon was intoxica ting, the sale of an alcoholic liquor was in violation of the prohibition amend ment.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-A. Capinia an Nsrif a1ac- l. Inn ~t.af Alhambra, Cal; A. F. Pine Chandler; K. w. Edwards, Ft. Sumner. N NJ; A. J. Quintard. Los Angeles; George E. Holden. Winkelman; F. F.. Ross, Prescott: J. W. Ives, Chicago; NJ. Kribs Pomeray; Mrs. w. H. Brown. Ashland. Ky; C. A. Zahn, Orange. Grove. Cal; H. A. Unger, Los An geles; R. N Burk. Chicago: NJ. $. Click and wife. Chicago; c. ". Dem ing, Needles. Cal: L. L. Thomas and wife. Chandler
 AT THE ADAMS-G Doherty and wife. Mesa: c. KroWnchield: II. J. Johnson and wife Seattle; L. O. Frankel F. A. Hose, Denver; JohnKerr, Albuquerque; F.. N. Kavanaugh, Albu- l querque: C. H. Hinderer. Prescott; Katherine Roper. Prescott: Sylvester Johnson, Colorado Springs; K. L. Perry. New York; Dixon Farbring, Prescott; F. G. Snow. Los Angeles; B H. Gibbs. Santa Fe; G. w. Me l Green and wife. Pasadena; Miss l Green. Pasadena; F. M. Hartman. l Tucson: John J. Fox. Victoria; D. V. ! Powdan. San Francisco; w P. Fisher 1 Los Angeles: M. J. Hill. New York; | Clifton Matthews. Bisbee; F. J. Lof- ] tis. Los Angeles; William H. Kinney l and wife, Salt Lake City; M. C.. Sul- | cove. New York; J. A. Elbing. New l York: W S. Fraser and wife, La l porte, Indiana: Robert E. Morrison 1 Prescott; J. O. Smith AlbdquerIEe: l John D. Guthrie, Flagstaff: w. A. ! J ds:tlce. Birmingham, Ala; H. G. Ral- | lard. los Angeles; C. G. SAattr, !