Arizona republican., 1915-10-17
BACK FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. Leo Goldman returned Friday from San Francisco.
 SPECIAL BAND PROGRAM TO- 1 DAY-The Pioneer band has arranged 1 a special program for the concert to be given this afternoon in the city 1 hall park. The music will start at 1 o'clock.
 VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S MEET | ING-The Phoenix Fire Department will meet in special session on Mon | day night at the firemen's hall. Busi- nes of great importance will be 1 brought up before this meeting PROSPECTORS COME lN-J. D. | Byrne, William Simms and D. II. Gloss returned from a prospecting trip yes terday They located a number of claims about forty miles north of Phoe- nix and brought in some fine samples of ore and will have them assayed. They think that they have some big things in sight.
 AT THE JEFFERSON Me Cam and Miss Apple. Florence, G. H. Johnson, Los Angeles; |. Schreib, Los Angeles: Edna E. Clark, Chandler; c. H. Wright. Scottsdale: Mrs. F. M. Seyller, Littleton, Colo; A. G. Greh- ner, Los Angeles; E. A. Frost and wife Phoenix; S. Shadlewar, Port land, Ore; A. Becker. Phoenix; Mrs. Peter Knebery, Palacios, Texas.
 AT THE FORD-Mrs. H. F. Han nah, San Marcial, N. M; J. H. King, Nogales: Paula de Lacirra; J. O. Me Carthy Kansas City; S. L. Tattle, Tucson; Hattie NJ Kray, Mrs. Louise Kray, Mrs J. A. Carlstrom, Rockford. H.; Frank Russell, Kingman; R.
 
 Cant. Mesa; NJ Conran, Los Angeles; F. M. McKevitt Topeka, Kas.; Frank Hughs Springfield, H.; Van Biltner, Pittsburg. Pa.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-The following cases have been stricken from the docket for want of prosecu- tion: State vs. Anna Engle, E. Will Hams vs State (two actions); State vs. Alex Cungle. October 27 has been set as the date for the argument of the Arizona Eastern Railroad case, the date having been originally set for October 21. The Valley Bank of Phoenix vs. August Joslin. Appellant seeks reversal of decision of Mari copa superior court in awarding Jos lin sum of $S5O as damages, the amount representing payment made by Joslin for alleged worthless land sold to latter by appellant. Damages awarded March 10, 1915.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. F. Bell, and sister; John A. German, Higley; Paul F. German. Higley: T. A. Me Hewitt Globe; Jack Cushing, St. Louis; H. w. Bittner, Los Angeles; R. F. Gibbs, Los Angeles: NJ. J. Me Carthy. Tucson; J. c. Mcintyre. Tue son; C. C. King, Tucson; W. Miller, Prescott: Andrew Kimball and wife, Frank Doester. Pasadena: E. K. Brick, Los Angeles: A. r.. Graves, Florence; w. w. Wooten. Cocoa. Fla: l.. R. Jones and wife. Prescott; J. A. Ellis and family. Prescott: Jennie Bloom. Chicago: w NJ. Harris. Ash Fork: c. Miller. Scottsdale; T. Fl. Sutton, Los Angeles; Fritz Rosenstein, Los Ange- les; w J. FaW. San Francisco: A. il. Sanders Ft. Worth; R. H. H. Bloome, Flagstaff: w Q. Davidson, Holtville William NJ Hicks, Tucson; Tom Tracy. Tucson.
 FARM IMPROVEMENT ASSN. OR GANlZEO-A meeting was held in the ScOttsdale school house in charge of Farm Advisor Armstrong yesterday evening" at which time the Scottsdale Farm Improvement Association was organized. Following are the officers: President, w p. Smith; vice presi- dents, w. E. Kinsea and Charles Mil Ter. secretary treasurer, Mrs. Stout. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall was present at the meeting and deliv- cred an interesting address. MT Arm strong reports that a similar meeting was held al the Alhambra school house last Thursday night and an improve | ment association was also formed for l that locality. At the meeting held at l the Pendergast school house last We'd ] ncsday evening society was also | organized and C. L. Smith was elected president; s. W. Wilkinson, vice presi- dent, and Paul Dreenhaw, secretary | treasurer. A representative of the state fair organization was present at all of 1 these meetings and gave the farmers some interesting pointers regarding the 1 coming big show.
 AT THE DAMS-Dick Trustworthy
 M. D. Bisley. Los Angeles; J. C. Good
 wine, Boston: c. D. Zook, Denver; ] Helen Nicholson, Richmond, Indiana | A. w. Mitchell. Dorse. Ariz.; w F. 1 Lutz. Douglas; Mrs. F. B. DeVinne and Mrs. A. J. Pollard. Florence; Mary | Cotes, Florence; J. N. Sunance, Los ! Angeles: H. P Lawson, Columbus, O.; | H. L. Harding, San Francisco; Chas | N. Johnson, Los Angeles; A. H. Huds- 1 peth, Santa Fe; R. C. Garret, Gallup
 N NJ; O. L. Gefol, Morristown; Chas | F Guffy and wife New Sharon. la 1 H. Dumont, New York; J. F. Kelly | Denver. Joe .Beeson. Los Angeles; A l A Arpin, Fl Paso; F. F.. Norton, Holt | well, Cal; $. C. Mason, Washington | D. C.; s. B. Goldman Tucson; c. w l Shute, Globe Dr. J. l.. Futile anC
 wife, Douglas: J. P Mallory Sar | Francisco; H. B. Rice and wife. Doug l las; Mrs E. R. Pirtle, Douglas; w l R. Wilson, Globe; John F. Southerlin
 Chicago: w. H. Rosencrans. Chicago. | J. A. Ebling New York w. W |