Arizona republican., 1915-11-17

BIG LOAD OF CATTLE-The Ari- zona Eastern yesterday unloaded 24 cars of cattle at the local stock yards the animals being distributed in the surrounding country for pasturing
 QUICK OISPOSAL-A carload of Overland siXes. the model known as ''SG' were received here yesterday and by noon today all had been deliv- cred to local buyers.
 DOUGLAS SCRIeES IN CITY, Editors James Logic of the Douglas Dispatch and George B. Kelly of the International of that city. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and are visiting the state fair.
 AFTER THIRTY YSARS-When C. NJ. Caress came to town yeste1- day he did not know the place. It vas his first visit since 1886. when he left here. MT. Caress is the head of tho job printing department of the Bisbee Review
 WILL SUCCEED BOWEN-Gov- ernOr Hunt yesterday appointed w Ii. Robinson of Chandler as a member of the Arizona Commission of Agricul- ture and Horticulture. in place of W. K. Bowen of Mesa. who recently re signed from the position
 GLENDALE BAZAAR-The women of the Christian church of Glendale will give a bazaar December II in the Neice building Many useful presents will be for sale. along with 9 quantity of cooked foods and candy There will be a musical program.
 IS RECOVERING-Fr of Mrs r.. C. Bunch are pleased to learn that she has left the Sisters Hospital for her home at 710 South Third avenue Mrs. Bunch was seriously i'll for some time, and underwent an operation re- gently that proved to be entirely sue cessful.
 MACcAeEE socIAL-The wom- ans Benefit Association of the Mac cabees are holding their social eve ming in the Moose hall at eight o'clock this evening. and all visiting Lady Maccabees and their friends are invited to be present.
 MISSIONARY WILL SPEAk-Mfss Laura Hesty. a missionary who has just returned from her work at Foo chow China, will be present and lec ture at the regular mid-week ser vices which are to be held at 7330 this evening a the First Methodist Episcopal church. All are invited.
 MOOSE MOkER-The members of the Moose lodge enjoyed a smoker and luncheon at their club rooms yesterday evening, the event starting at 9:30. A large number of visiting brethren were present. A program was rendered and a very successful social evening was resultant.
 HERE FROM ATLANTA-John $. Sanders from Atlanta, Georgia is now making his headquarters in Phoenix. | having charge of the state of Arizona l for Remington Arms Union Metallic | Cartridge Co. MT. Sanders has been 1 manager for this company 1 for twenty years and is making many | friends here at the gun club shoot.
 LIVE STOCK BOARD MEETINC- ! At the meeting of the Live Stock [ Board, held this morning, the l question of raising the quarantine !! which is now resting cn the Mexican | herds. was deferred until the board i meets again at ten o'clock this morn 1 ing. The matter was the subject of | general discussion at yesterdays | meeting, but no conclusion was | reached on the question.
 WARNING AGAINST iMPOSTERS -Anson H. Smith, proprietor of the l
  issue a teegraphic warning through l out the state against all persons claim ing to be agents or solicitors for that | paper. The Miner has none. The great gold strikes which have been made in the county have probably made it easy for imposters to secure advertisements and subscriptions for the Miner.
 SUPREME COURT--The damage suit of R. R. Shultz against the city If Phoenix. which was tried in the MaricOpa Superior Court last Septem- per. and which was decided in favor of he city. was entered in the Supreme Court yesterday. The plaintiff de- hands the sum Of S30,000 damages, all egins that he was injured by striking ! wire which the city authorities had stretched across Washington street turing the state fair last year. He vas riding a wheel and is alleged to ,aVe been badly hurt when he collided Vitf the wire.