Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
PIONEER BAND

PIONEER BAND - The pioneer band will give the usual Sunday concert at the City Hall park at , o'clock this afternoon, and the usual good program will be presented. { EASTERN STAR ATTENTION - Officers and members of the Order of the Eastern Star are requested to meet in Masonic hall, Monday aft ernOon at 3 o'clock to attend tt,e funeral of Helen McNeii SeeIey. AT THE FORD-Mr. Ortez. Globe; C. R. Churchill, Phoenix; C. T. Nor ris. Gila; A. x. Affate, Fl Paso; D.
 A. Mollett and wife, Kansas City
 Kas-; s. s. Holmes, Chicago; J. D. Draper Prescott; J. H. Higgins. Hay | den; F. G. Rossman Fl Paso; w R. Huss. Yuma.
 FIRST REGIMENT sANO-Owing
 to the special concert at the school 1 of music this afternoon in which 1 several band men will take part, the concert by the First Regiment band i at the Ford hotel will be given in
 the evening at o'clock instead of at 3:30. Rehearsals at the armory at 1O:3O, as usual.
 SUPREME COURT-One new case was filed yesterday. that of Frank ! Hunt Vs. Mohave county, appealed l from the Mohave superior court. in which plaintiff seeks damages amounting to $2OO from the county for services alleged to have been rendered while acting in the capacity 1 Of county assessor.
 FRASER RETURNS Maynard Fraser. local attorney, and a mem Der of the National Guard, returned last night from Clifton. Sixteen students of the university and high school returned or the same train and disembarked at Tucson. They had been released from guard duty, by Governor Hunt, in order that they might resume their studies. Fraser reports a condition of great uncertainty among the strikers, and many instances of extreme want.
 A LA SCREECH AGAIN-The ladies of the Eastern Star will re- peat about November 12. though the exact date and place will be an nounced later, the laughable farce, Masonry a la Screech, which they preseiited to a large audience last spring. Many new features will be added. Miss Mabel Novinger will
  dances There will also be moving pictures The proceeds of the enter tainment will go toward the endow ment of a room in the Deaconess Hospital.
 LITTLE HOSTESS ENTERTAINS -Thelma Lucille Humphrey enter tained 9 number of her little friends on Friday evening at the home If her mother Mrs. Hazel Humphrey, a 7O3 Montezuma avenue in honor of | her fifth birthday. The guests were 1 served with refreshments and thor | oughly enjoyed themselves. Follow ing are the names of those present: | Helen and Ruby Deal, Charlie Dough- | erty. CIenda and Bonita Leeper. Al ! vim and Leroy Bunch. Helen Cook, l Agnes Wells. NeVa, Jessie and Nello l Denty. Margaret MeriGeth Tommy | Rollins and Thelma Lucille Humph- rey
 MINING MUDDLE-Charging that | they have violated their contract, | George H. Mason yesterday made ap- plication in the superior court for the 1 appointment of receiver and for a | temporary restraining order against J. l II. Sides. George W. Achilles, J. N Me l Knight, H P. Mcknight. W. l.. Shu- 1 mate Jr.. w. L. Shumate ST. J. F. Gun ! ningham. A. Ragland. B. D. Ingersoll and the North Sonora Copper company. 1 A temporary restraining order was | granted and the hearing of the appH- l cation for q receiver was set for No vember S. MT. Mason claims to have | signed up for half million shares at | S55. 900. To date $29.000 of that amount 1 has been collected and he alleges that l the company has violated it's contract l in disbursing the money which was to l have been used for improvements. To | enjoin the company from collecting the 1 balance and get back what he has put 1 in is stated by Mason as his reasons l fer asking that a receiver be appointed. l
 AT THE ADAMS -Mesdames Will jam K. nd R. IT Royall. Silver City, l x. NJ: George A. Southern and wife, 1 Hayden; Mabel Carlson, Globe; F. | Casteur. Los Angeles; Edna Clark, l Chandler: j. Paul Jones' Utica N | Y; D. F.. Suter, Fl Paso: George | A. Mansfield, Chicago; Jane H. Rider, l Tucson l.. F. Rebarge. New York; | F. r. Bell, Ontario. Calf: Miss Julia i Bell. St. Paul: George F. Sullivan: C. R. Tophan, San Francisco; H. U. l Boyer Fl PasO; F. J. Pitsch, Den 1 yer; D. J. Roberts. Fl Paso; Mrs. l II C. White: Mrs. C. Gilihard; 1 Miss Grace Lyman, Tucson; A. K | Young, San Francisco; R. B. VOn KleinSmid Tucson; Stephen B. Johnson, Tucson. C. A. Tracey, Los | Angeles; E. A. Packard, Douglas; l Jesse l.. Scott Long Beach; Ruth | Scott Long Beach; C. J. Fleisheim, | Chicago: Barratt O'Hara and wife, l Chicago: D. A. Richardson. Douglas; Louis DeGoff, New York; D. K. Lesh. Los Angeles; George c. Zu momllel. St. Louis: F. $. Geary. and wife. Globe: Frank Cole, Chicago; J. w Kaufman, New York; T. B. Caningbum, Fl Paso; w. G. Hughes and wife, Denver: NJ. s. Elias and wife. Douglas: C. N. Mcfarland. St Louis; Jane H. Rider. Tucson; Tom Lowell. Long Beach. Calf