Arizona republican., 1916-02-06
SPECIAL EDITION MAN HERE

] is invited to be present at both ses- sions.
 SPECIAL EDITION MAN HERE- | Warren Pitcher, the man who was re ! sponsible for the splendid special edi- 1 tion of the Republican issued last May, is in Phoenix for a few days visit. Since leaving this city, Mir. Pitcher has 1 issued special editions for the Tucson l Star, the Bisbee Review, and is now compiling work for big issue of the 1 Globe Record.
 HERE FHOM REGON-Harold | Unger of Portland, Oregon, is here for a visit with his sOn-in-laW and daugh- ter, Mir. and Mrs. T. F.. FitZsimmons, first visit to the state. and naturally ] he is rlore than pleased with the won derful climate that prevails in the val l Icy. He will visit in Southern Califor ni1 before returning to his home
 DEATH OF ROBERT WoODRiNG- Robert R. Woodring, age B years. a Well-known resident of the Wilson dis trict' east of the city, died at the fam fly home at nine o'clock yesterday even ing. following an illness which had eX- tended over period of nearly a year and half. He is survived by widow and four children and a large number of friends. The remains were taken te | the Whitney undertaking rooms on West Washington street, and the fun eral arrangements will be announced later
 BACK TO ESCOTT-Mrs. John w. Mines, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Marjorie Mines, left last evening for their home in Pres colt. Mrs. Mines attended the meeting of the state federation of clubs at | Prescott, remaining here pending the resumption of travel over the northern line. They were both extensively feted during their stay here. On Friday even ing, Mrs. Mines entertained with a din ner at the Adams. Covers were laid for eight.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL Ruth Hammil, Ligonier, Pa; Arthur Gar lrett, Mayer: J. w. Gardiner; S. Kar- am, Ray; $. C. Smith, Fairbanks Alaska Frank H. Treats, Fl Paso: Mrs. G. V. HandleY and son. Ray: w. F. Stephenson. Fl Paso; Mrs. J H. McCardless, Omaha: J. F. Kinder and wife, Portland; Sid H. Eckert Madison. Wis; L. Trauer, Albuquer ique; L. S. Judd. Wickenburg: F. H McMillen. Denver; J. A. Cummings Oatman B. Rauch, City: sam Smith ,City: Jack Gardiner, City
 HILL CASE TO SUPREME COURT j-The attorneys representing Walter Hill and Peter Duncan, the latter tive having been convicted on a charge ol selling liquor, yesterday filed action ir the supreme court of Arizona for a re- versal of the findings of the superior court of Maricopa county. Hill ant Duncan have been sentenced to pay 8 fine of three hundred dollars each ant to serve fifteen days in the county Jail
 The brief in the case filed yesterdaS contained over five hundred closely typewriter pages AT THE JEFFERSON-Mrs J. S
 Taylor; E. c. Lauck, Los Angeles; F
 P. Sharp, BOyce La; w. E. Weaver
 Hayden; Henry LeHelms and wife
 Chandler; R. A. Goodwin, Ray; F. J
 Heppelnan and Mrs. H. Heppelman
 Chicago; T. N. Stevens Prescott: A
 N. McLain and Mrs. Charles McLain
 Colorado; A. C. Hays City: Jess
 Moore, City; D. R. Anderson, City: J
 E. Beck and wife, Parker: J. l.. Shep
 ard. Columbus, ohio; Beatrice Webb
 Albuquerque: Mrs. Alex. Carstens
 Michigan City, Indiana: Mrs. Rauch
 City.
 AT THE ADAMS-E. J. Gotthalt Los Angeles: P. E. Bradshaw, Glen dale; Fred j. Jefferies. John o. lief
 ferries and Ella C. Hansen, Chicago Mrs. H. w. Stephens, Prescott: Will
 liam Kly, Denver: J. O. Seth Albu . lquerque: George J. Stansbury. Apple ton, Wis; A. B. Rich, Denver: J. A Jacques, Prescott; Ed. L.. Center Pas
 adena; w. $ Dorman, Mesa; John , Knapp Los Angeles Frank Lyle
 New York; Mrs Arthur L. Mason am
 Miss Mason, Chicago; Sterling Wright Salt Lake City; E. w. Hammer an wife, Cleveland. Ohio; Miss c. W Stokes New York; C. Lundstrom Williams; Mrs. l.. w. Blevins, Lo Angeles Prof. P. O. Gate, Los An
 ing and Mrs. Minerva Holderine
 Springville, Call A. A. Gossard, E
 Paso: Mrs. Mary A. Purvines, Sa
 Diego: Lillian Purvines; J. w. Nav . Icla I