Arizona republican., 1916-03-02
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS

UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - | There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: J. $. Douglas, R. P. Davie and Valley Egg Co.
 FROM YAvAPAi-Leroy Anderson.
 general counsel of the United Verde of Prescott. and Neil Bailey, general manager of the United Verde and Pa
 cific R. R. of Jerome, arrived from
 the north last night for a business visit.
 GUESTS TURNED AWAY-For the
 first time in quite period the Jeffer-
 son Hotel was forced to turn away
 would-be guests last night. The hotel 1 has been full up for several days. and last night the limit was reached. WHERE'S GEORGE WILSON?-
 There is a telegram circulating around
 from one hotel to another fer George
 Wilson. There were two George Will
 sons last night, one at the Jefferson
 and one at the Commercial. Both re-
 fused to accept the wire, disclaiming
 it. The real George has not as yet
 turned up.
 i CHICAGO ATTORNEY DiES-Mi-
 chael Edward Ames, Chicago attorney, 1 wno came here sometime ago for his
 health, died early yesterday morning. The funeral will be held this morning | at o'clock from the Catholic church.
 with burial in the Catholic cemetery. l Deceased is survived by his widow and
 one daughter.
 1 POSTER STAMPS - Views of re-
 markable scenes along. the Apache
 trail will be issued in the form of
 poster stamps. six to set, by the
 chamber of commerce according to a
 decision by the directors at a meet ing yesterday noon. The stamps will
 come ready to apply to the outgoing
 mail of Phoenicians. and will be is sued free by the chamber.
 JAMES DOUGLAS HERE-James S.
 Douglas, one of the leading financiers
 of the state, who is heavily interested
 in the United Verde Extension mine
 at Jerome, passed through Phoenix
 yesterday. He corroborated the state
 ments made by his brother, Walter
 Douglas, to a Republican reporter some
 weeks ago, in regard to the develop
 ment of the United Verde Extension
 Douglas was accompanied by Ben Will
 Hams, an old time mining man, whC was superintendent of the Copper Queen from it's inception, until few
 years ago Williams is now a resident of Los Angeles.
 "TOMMY" WOODS rUNERAL-Ths ], funeral of Thomas C'Tommy') Woods , former watchman at the state capitol } will be held this morning at the J. T Whitney undertaking chapel Wesi Washington street at II o'clock. Int services will be in charge of PhOeni, Lodge No 70S, Loyal Order of Moose . Of which deceased was an active mem ber Dligent inquiry has failed to re r veal the whereabouts of any living rel , atives of MT. Woods, and he will b. r buried in Greenwood cemetery. Al , members of the Loyal Order of Moos, } are urged to attend the funeral thi l morning.
 P AT THE COMMERCIAL - Mrs 7 Noonan, Gila Bend; G. W. York, Sar l Francisco; R. H. Knapp, Colorad' Springs; G. W. Burgess and wife, Gas; t Grande; MT. and Mrs. Ralph Hubed
 Payson Ariz.; T. B. Parker, Los An ' geles; L. F. Taft, Superior; H. Hurley n Mesa; s. J. McDougall, Providence 3 R. l.; w. X. Osborne, Cananea, Mex e William Spreod, Wilcox; S. NJ. Moore f Wilcox; S. A. Pelton, San Marcial V M. G. Williams, Fl Paso; H. w. Logar . San Francisco; J. w. Hunt, Hayden r W. H. Cole, Kansas City; Rober . Birch, Prescott F. S. Dickerson, Selig man. Barney Smith, Chas Zeiger, E V Paso w. A. Robins, Ray; w. A. Ma a honey Ray; R. w. Hales. Ray. a AT THE JEFFERSON-F H. Fl and wife. Mason City; R. K. Humph - rey, Colona, Colo; o. R. Hansen, Sant : Barbara; Mrs. G. Doigle, San Diego a Hinens. Jerome; Ola Buleston, Flag Q staff; P. w. Ashley, Denver; S. I :, Roberts, Ash Fork; M. C. Grove , Washington, D. C.; George T. Goerne , Fl Paso; F. c. Milloye, Buckeye; Cha - Heinick. Denver; Isaac H. Roger 'c Mesa: w. c. Duryea, Tucson; B.
 Soule, Reno; R. J. Bosanks, Denver; ( S Estrige Los Angeles; MT. and Mir o Leo C. Eode. Winkelman; A. D. Ham Q ilton, Colorado Springs; T. J. Hick ' Colorado Springs; Harry Wills, Pres s colt; ]. H. Goodyear and wife, Emba :" line, Mex; A. Fiparis and wife. Maj I- ion Ind
 !" Thursday, Friday and Saturda
 Orange Day. sweet Arizona Orang,