Arizona republican., 1915-02-08
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ON ANNUAL INsPEcrloN-o. \

ON ANNUAL INsPEcTIoN-O. N. CresWell, state inspector of weights and measures leaves today on his an- nual inspection tour of the state
 SPECIAL MEETING directors o. the chamber of commerce have been called together at 10:30 this morning to hear communication from Presi- dent Harry NJ Fennemore.
 CONSERVATION cLUB-The Con- servation club will meet this after noon at the Kindergarten building. i2s West Monroe at o'clock Mrs. Charles Christy will speak on The Conservation of ChildheGd."
 NATURALIZATION DATES-The dates for naturalization hearings in the
 federal court have been changed bv order of Judge w. H. Sawtele from the
 first to the third Monday in April and October.
 UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: John Ralston. Al
 Grady, Rev. F. C. Hartshorn. w. F.. Hager. J. NJ. McNally. Earnest Me- toiliitli anu J. A. ffOlmeS.
 WOoDMEN OF THE WoRLD-All sovereiSns are invited and urged to be present tonight as there will be things of interest transpre. NJ. l.. Stewart. deputy. has something to propose which will be of material interest to 1 every sovereign. There will be initia ! tons and team work. The last meeting was hummer. The meeting tonight promises to be just as good
 GLOBE TROTTER HERE-Miss
 Celeste J. Miller of Chicago well
 Known Globe trotter, who recently
 completed her fifth trip around the
 world is in the city registered at the Adams. Miss Miller was about to begin her sixth trip when the war
 in Europe interfered She is intend ing making tour of this state. vis- l Iting everything of interest in it. | FURNITURE NEEDED Humane 1 Officer J. w. Canning reports that ] he is in need of bedstead, springs
 and mattress for mother and two children, and that another family.
 consisting of mother and three little
 ones is without table of any sort whatever Two small tables are
 needed. Any one having furniture Iof this description to contribute is
 asked to notify Officer Canning. tele- 1 phone 1904 and the articles will be
 called for
 A DISTRIBUTOR OF COFFEE
 Tommy Evans. western manager for | the Louisiana Coffee Mills of New I n
 tour of the east and the northern
 part of New Mexico and Arizona where he encountered some winter. He brought back and idea with him that has nothing to do with the cof- fee business It struck him while he was at Flagstaff that it would he a
 good thing to organize parties in the valley to go to the Skylight City
 at this time of the year to enjoy the delights of sleigh riding and snow balling.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-Pa K. Mur- tha, Oregon; F. C. Robertson. Spok- lane: Geo Mitchell Los Angeles: Frank Dale, Pasadena: w. D. Wilson land wife. Los Angeles: F.. V. Cooke lCleveland; C. w. Reger Burlington: h. M Brown and wife, Globe: w. J Trepman and wife, Globe: Ella J Caden, Globe; MT and Mrs. Frank
 Mauk, Globe; c. w. Cohny. Portland; E. F.. Von Senden, Globe. Ariz.: John 'iP. Tommy Florence; L. F.. Hoege Winkelman: Geo. F. Hoffman. Flor ence: r. M Blood, Winkelman: J F Merino. Winkelman; R. L. Hyer Martinez. Cal; MT. and Mrs. A. T Thompson. Florence: Mrs. H. A Mor- gan. Wilcox: Mrs. F.. M. Johnson Wilcox; Mrs. F.. G. Capo, Tucson Mrs. Geo. Hampon. Tucson: Mrs. M Francis. Tucson: E. J. Mckinney ant wife. Wilcox: Mrs. J. w. McCase Cochise; MT. and Mrs w. l.. Clark Jerome: A. A. Gassand. Fl Paso; W {iH. Ryet. Denver: w. C. Stewart Rochester. N Y; C. E. Mullen, Fl more, Minn.
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