Arizona republican., 1916-01-13
LEAVE FOR TUcsoN-A

LEAVE FOR TUCsON-A party composed of Project Manager Cone, John F. Orme, head of the water users association, Electrical Engin- ,eer Elliot, Walter Ward, Robert Me Kay and A. J. Halton, left for Tucson last evening. They will attend the sessions of the irrigation conference to be held in conjunction with the Farmers short course.
 HOME TO BlSBEE-John s. Will liams. lawyer and financier of Bis bee, left last evening for his home, after having spent two days here as the guest of his sister, Mrs. William E. Boggs of West Adams street. Ac- cording to Mr Williams. Bisbee Tombstone and Cochise county in general, are experiencing d period of prosperity never equaled before in the history of the state.
 HANDED A BOQUET-A letter was received by the chamber of com merce conveying compliments to that organization on the efficient work being carried on. MT. Raley travels considerably in the state of New Mexico, and suggests to the chamber | that some means be found to educate the settlers in that place in regard | to the advantages of this valley He l explained that many of the people l who stop there, do not stay, but drift 1 on to other localities. Some of them, in his opinion, should be induced to look the valley over.
 l DEATH OF w. H.. GREEN-Word has been received in the city of the l death at his home at Trinidad, Colo. | on Tuesday of w. H. Green, well known cattleman of Colorado. MT Green was a delegate to the cOnven- tion of the American National Live l Stock Association held here two years ago. It will be recalled, that near the end of the convention he was run down by an automobile one night and seriously injured. He was confined at the Sisters Hospital fol some time. Mir. Greens wife dieo in November of last year.
 w. C. T. U. MEETiNG-The Wom- ans Christian Temperance Unior will hold it's usual meeting this l (Thursday) afternoon at 227 w
 Monroe street at 215 p. m. Devo-
 tional conducted by Mrs. M. A Dom. The program, which is to b'
 one of great interest, will consist of
 Challenge of 1916" Word From Colorado" Retrospect and Pros Ipect,@ Food for Thought" and th' poem, New Years Thoughts Spe
 cial musical numbers will be given All members are requested to b' present and visitors cordially invited
 SUPREME COURT Argument!
 were heard in the supreme court yes
 terday afternoon in the action Of W u. Mervin vs. D. H. Kleinman. I'm former was represented by M. J Dougherty and the latter by Silver thorn x Nelson In mater of the actiol
 of the Farmers Exchange vs. Harr. . Malody the date which had been SC for hearing the case was vacated an' Inc new trial date has been designated iUpon the recommendation of Assist
 ant Attorney General G. w. Harben
 Earl R. Patterson was admitted t
 practice in the supreme court, his cer ; tificate having come from Georgia. | NOTARiES PUBLlC-The follow lHS were gwen toIliliSSloh
 yesterday by Secretary of State Os
 born: Leroy Anderson, Prescott; F w.. Griffen, Phoenix; Bruce Pearley
 Bisbee; R. A. Windes, Tempe; Thoma
 Harrison, Globe; Mrs. Mary Titus
 Benson; A. H. Perrin, Stafford.
 AT THE ADAMS-Y. s. Jacobs, V
 E. Raggio, Fl Paso; Glen Mitchell, Lo
 Angeles; w. Casey, E. G. Carter, F
 T. Hodgins, Newark, N. J.; Charles M
 Smith, Palmyra, N. Y.; A. H. Kearns Tucson; E. A. Mercer, Kansas City ". c. Condren, E. A. Lamber, Globe
 B. F. Golding, Stafford; T. R. Leonard
 Mesa; R. J. Harlan, Kingman; Mrs
 George l.. Rose, Robert E. Mcconnell
 Los Angeles; F. E.Crowder Los An
 geles; R. J. Mccormick and F. R
 Gitzman, Sonora, Cal; Mrs. J. G. Dur ikee, Kenosha, Wis; C. H. Barnes, Den lver R. S. Milligan, San Francisco
 H. O. Fish, San Diego; P. A. Coon
 New York R. H. Levan and wife, Sai
 Francisco; F. C. Moore, Los Angeles
 J. F. Alber, Los Angeles; Harry Shy
 der, Jerome; Mary l.. Neff, City . Ralph Bailey and wife, City; A. Turner Los Angeles; A. Foote, Bisbee; R. H
 Reid, Los Angeles; William H. Saw
 telle and wife, Tucson; George G