Arizona republican., 1916-01-28
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 LITERARY SOClETY-The Murphy Literary Society will hold a pie social at the school house this evening. All women and girls are requested to bring pies.
 MISSIONARY MEETING The Wo- mans Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2:S0 m the prayer meeting room of that church
 AT THE COMMERCIAL. - H. ]. Bikbough, St. Louis; K. r. Peterson, Denver; L. B. King, Los Angeles; Charles Pendergast and family, city; Dean Black, Salesville, Ohio; J. W. Baille, Flagstaff W. D. Buzard city; N. Y. Ritter, Prescott
 CRAWFORD FUNERAL TODAY- The funeral of the late Della c. Craw ford, will he held at two o'clock this afternoon from the undertaking estab | lishment of Moore & Mcclellan. Rev. Harller will officiate and interment | will be in Greenwood cemetery. NEW FURNITURE STORE.-M. C. | Thompson, who recently came to this ! city from San Francisco, has opened d store for the sale of new and second hand furniture at F East Adams street, next door to the Empress theater. MT. l Thompson is an old-timer in the fur niture business.
 | MISSIONARY SOCIETY WILL MeET.-The Woman's Home Mission ary society of the First Methodist | Episcopal church will meet this after I II, \ drich, 8 West Lnwood street, the meeting starting at 2:30.
 GIRLS NEED WORK.-Officer Can | ming yesterday evening stated that his attention had been called to the case | of two young Spanish girls, aged 16 and 19 who were badly in need of work. The girls live at 926 South ] Fifth avenue and have widowed mother. They would like any kind of l lhOuseWOrk or laundry.
 MORE SCHOOL MONEY-Gover- nor Hunt yesterday received a check | for the sum of s2S2634 from the Unit ed States department of the interior l the sum representing five per cent l of the net proceeds of the sale of cer- 1 tain public lands of this state, the sale l of which benefits the public school l funds. The check will be turned over l to State Treasurer Simms, and will be credited to the permanent common l school fund. These checks come once | a year from the federal government. 1 STARTED FOR NOGALES-Statt Tax Commissioner C. M Zander whC is on the program for an address be- fore the NOgales chamber of commerce this evening, decided to play safe and get an early start. He left yesterday morning and stated that he was goine to get to Nogales in spite of all the high water and wash-ou in the state | He went via Florence and from thert to Tucson in an auto. Commissioner
 Campbell, who is also on the program at the same meeting, will reach tn,
 city from Fl PasO some time today
 They will aid the Nogales people il
 establishing a new system of taxation
 in the county.
 1 AT THE ADAMS.-Andrew Wilson
 New York; John Baker, San Francisco
 C. $. Brown, Pittsburg; Sam H. Smith
 John s. Sanders, city; J. F.. Boys, Lo! Angeles; Charles F. Spinner. Los Ang-
 eles; James H. McSain Louisville
 Ky; Mrs. c. M. Baker and Mrs. J. R
 Hilton and daughter. Chicago; w. C
 Snoddy, Tempe; z. P. Bledsoe, Monti
 cello, H.; F. M. Mathers, New York F. P. Cruice and wife, city; P. o. Brus , sells, San Francisco; E. C.. Spulider
 Tucson; C. R. Schain, Chicago; w. E I Sr,aif
 Angeles; J. F. Shaw, San Diego; B. W
 Jacquith, San Francisco: Martha Ned diet, New York