Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
ADMINISTRATOR NAMED-C.

ADMINISTRATOR NAMED-C. o. Austin, justice of the peace of Tempe was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of J. P. Williams, de- ceased
 ADOPTION OF CHILD-Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Contreras, of Wickenburg. yesterday adopted Eliza Flores, an 1 eight-year- old child who has been a member of their family for the past l few years.
 SENT TO ASYLUM-Lilly Shultz, who came here recently from Turkey Creek. Yavapai county, was committed to the state asylum for the insane yes- terday. Aleie Robinson, who was re- leased, was recommitted.
 | DUNLAP FUNERAL-The funeral of the late John T. Dunlap will be held Wednesday morning at nine o'clock from St. Mary's cathedral The
 body is now at the undertaking par lors of Geo. Merryman.
 1 HERE FROM FLAGSTAFF-Prof 1 C. O. Case who had been at Flag staff for the past few days attending 9 meeting of the board of regents of 1 the Flagstaff normal school, returned to this city yesterday morning
 SOUTH SIDE MEETiNG-T reg
 ular meeting of the South Side Inn ! p.ovement Association will meet to- night at the NeighbOrhOod House. Re treatments will be served and there will be an interesting program. The principal subject for discussion will be Diseases of Farm Animals" Every body is invited to attend
 AT THE cOMMERciAL-W. H. Stillwell, Murphy; Mrs D. Burgoon,
 Nogales: A J. Smithers and wife, Fl Paso: NJ. Hardie and wife: L. J. 1 Zirsell, Los Angeles: Frank Klein
 field, Los Angeles; Charles Zeigler,
 Fl Paso; A. H .Beasley; Tom Sabin.
 Mesa; R. w. Finlon, Tucson; b. | Postes. Andrew Kimball, Thatcher: Sam Thorpe, Superior; Ben Parkins. MISSIONARY REVivAL-Owing to the fact that Rev. J. E. Ramsever has consented to remain in the city for another week. the revival meetings will be continued for another week. 1 The meetings start at 7:30 every night this week, and the afternoon meetings will begin at o'clock on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Rev. H. H. Armstrong is the pastor.
 METHODIST REviVAL-The at tendance at the Methodist revival ser
 vices being conducted by Dr. Harker
 was the largest last evening since the services were opened. Dr. Har- ker is preaching the best sermons of his career, and a number of people took a stand for Christ last evening. The public is cordially invited to at
 tend these services, which are being held each evening.
 WANTS LOWER RATE ON
 GRAlN-The Tempe Milling Company
 has filed complaint with the state
 corporation commission asking that
 the rates for the transaction of flour
 and grain between various points ir
 this state be reduced The petitoior
 is directed against the Arizona East
 ern, the Southern Pacific and the E Paso X Southwestern roads.
 WENT TO PRESCOTT-A mum.
 Der of the state officials went tt
 Prescott yesterday to attend tho , meeting of the state cattlemen's as- sociatiOn. among the number being
 Governor Hunt. Thomas Campbell
 and Charles Howe, members of tn,
 tax commission, and Sam Bradner
 secretary of the live stock sanitarN
 board. Governor Hunt, who was or I the program for an address, wa.
 scheduled to return to this city las night.
 LOS ANGELES MARKETs-By z special arrangement with the Asso. ciated Press, The Republican, begin. ming this morning. will present witt its regular leased wire market re.
 port, supplementary report on tn,
 Los Angeles produce market. Thi.
 is a feature that will be invaluable
 to the farmers of the Salt River Val ley and is the result of an insisten demand from the readers of Th'
 Republican that such a report be car , ried daily.
 AT THE FORD-F. G. Foster, To peka; w. H. Robinson. Chandler: J
 W. Richard and wife. Los Angeles
 J. s. Meade, Los Angeles: Miss Inc , Cassner. Cleveland. Ohio; Rev. c. w Papom, Denver; Miss Nora Brooks Prescott; Fay Morgan, Prescott; F | J. Hudson. Miami; F. N. McComas San Francisco; A. G. Anderson , Mesa; A. Cantress and wife, Wicken r burg; Clyde Danent, New Orleans s. w. Little. Farrell. Pa: Mai Holmes. Dalhart. Tex; W. A. Peter son, Tucson; Clare R. Eads, Phoenix Y. M. B. A. MEETiNG-There wa 5 a meeting of the Young Mems Busi : ness Association held yesterday even g ing at the Valley Clothing company g store, at which time the member 9 were addressed by L. G. McDonalt t an electrical engineer from Kansa y City. Mir. Mcdonald delivered a c address on the subject of determinin e the valuations of a municipal electri
 plant. The speaker has in the pas e few years designed several hundre r electrical and water plants and cam Il atiOn. There were about seventy = here at the invitation of the asso 5. citation. There were about seventy 1t five present.
 | AT THE ADAMS-T l.. Markswel if Los Angeles Miss M. A. Lyons, Lo e Angeles; C. w. Dexter and wife. city IT Bob Mitchell. Nogales: Clifto V Mathews, Bisbee; A. H. Howard, I s Paso; Leroy Helfrich, Los Angeles = Hans Drier Victor, Colo. George I q Meade. Needles; H. Mosely, Boston
 Herman Marx. Toledo; c. F. Atkir