Arizona republican., 1915-08-10
uNDEIwEREp TELEoRAMs

UNDELNERED TElEGRAMS s - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Unioi Telegraph office for the following: F. McClusky, Mrs. Petra Faustro J. F. Donovan, and N. K. Rem 1ngton.
 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD- The meeting of Phoenix Camp, No. 3, w. O. w. last night was very well attended and much interest shown in the proceedings. Sovereign A. E. Denton, former state manager Wood men of the World for Montana was present and made a pleasing ad- dress. in which he outlined a pro position which evoked much interest among the members
 MARRIED HERE-Niss Zoe NJ. Shattuck, daughter of Mrs. w. J. Shatuck of Berkeley, California. was united in marriage last evening to J. F. Bromley of Ray. The bride and her mother arrived in the city yesterday coming here to meet MT. Bromley who is well known in Ray. Mrs. Shattuck the brides mother will leave today for the coast. -- The young couple are stopping at the Adams.
 CARTER -RADER-Mr. Clarence E. Carter and Miss Rachael Rader were united in marriage by Rev. Ames, of Glendale, Saturday evening, August ', at the residence of A. H. Linebarger, 316 w. Roosevelt street. The groom is an employe of the hardware firm of Talbot & Hubbard. The bride is a charming young lady who just arrived from Iowa and has already made many friends. MT and Mrs. Carter will make their home at 7O4 s. Third Ave.
 AT THE ADAMS-F. E. Chase, Dal- las: F. c. Stover, San Francisco; G. H. Dowell, Douglas; O. F. Fath, St Louis; Mrs. w J. Shattuck, Zoe NJ. Shatt1ck, Berkeley, Cal; Chas. F. Briggs and wife, Topeka, Kans.; C. w. Duncan, Cincinnati; David Fassett, Los Ange- les; E. A. Lindquist, Sperior; J. Golden. Oakland; D. R. Muir. Kingman; Nor man Macbeth, Los Angeles; J. T. Lindsley, Ray; John J. Brownson, Ray; J. Mcdonald, Ray; G. w. Lynch, Den yer; MT. and Mrs. J. P. Blomley, Ray; R. l.. Manning, Nogales; c. c. Harris, Philadelphia J. c. Haring. Madero, Col: Frank Hlllman, Naco; E. F. Green. Ray; F. l.. Davis, Chandler.
 NEW MILITIA COMPANY-Ac- cordipg to the Graham Guardian. Stafford will soon be represented in the National Guard by a company It is being organized by Major E. H. Roach an old regular army off cer not now in active service. AL ready the names of thirty young men have been secured. It is ex pected to increase the membership to sixty five, when application will be made to the state for an armory, uniforms and equipment.
 PATENTS ISSUED-Patents have been issued to Teodora Van Alstyne and Juan C. Merino to tracts of land within Pima county.
 PROTESTED VALUATIONS- -Urg- ing a reduction in the valuations as fixed by the state tax commission in the first instance. representatives of six corporations appeared yesterday before the state board of equalization Those companies represented were the Tucson Gas and Electric com pany by Frank F. Curley, attorney and F. E. Russell, manager; The Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Com pany by R. A. Mackerson, assistant manager; the Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining Company by G. H Dow Il, assistant general manager; Frank enburg and Newman of Bisbee; the Gold Roads Mines company, by D. K Muir, manager and, w. B. Ross, cashier, and the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company by John Johnson.