Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-01-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are Undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following: T. Tooleson. 4.
Reid and r. f. Haegler.
CAME ON MINING BUSINESS
John Robinson. secretary of the Ari-
IONA Chapter of the American Mining
Congress, was in the city yesterday
from Prescott on mining business.
OSBORN P. T. A. ASSN.-There
Will he a meeting of the Osborn
Parent Teachers association this af-
school building, to which all members
are invited to come
SURVEYOR is TRANSFERRED
Thomas y. Haish of the general land
office. has been transferred from the
Alaska field to Phoenix Mr.. Haigh
has been in the Alaska field for the
past summer in charge of the Boring
river coal field surveys.
NO EPARATlON-The state cor
poratiou commission Yesterday denied
PREPARATION in the case Of +. c. Moore
vs.. the Ray and ella Valley Railroad
company. the case having started
some time ago when Moore purchased
ara later sought to have The commits
sion enforce the payment of the claims
LIVESTOCK SHIPMENTS Two
carloads of livestock We're shipped
out last evening by \. Johnnie"
Moore, of the Arizona Livestock
Commission Company They went out
over the Arizona One was n carload
of range cattle consigned TO Ernest
Boyer, at Red Rock. and the other
was a carload Of hogs sent forward
to Cananea Mexico.
AT THE JEFFERSON = c. T.
Dreamer ard family, Cleveland Ohio;
r. Cline, L. A. Hughes. y. :. Booth,
Kingman: Forest Moore, CITY; +. K.
CUmmins, Los Angeles; L. O. Williams,
Los Angeles. Charles +. Davis; G. F..
Shaw and wife, Berkeley; Mrs. \. d.
Aiken. Wicl1enburg; NJ. A. Level, san
Francisco; c. -. Willingbam FL Pas.
Grace D, Curran, Reading, Mich.
Leta Scneil and Marie Pierce, Walton
ga, Okla.
MAXWELL WILL STOP TODAY!
The Maxwell car which has been
running in the nonstop test at Los
since November %. and has
to date covered the distance Of 2I,-
574 miles, viii be stopped voluntarily
that the parties who have been pro-
noting the contest are satisfied to
have gone above the 10000 mark, and
are anxious to stop and examine
the motor.
CIVIC LEAGUE WILL MEET i
There will be a meeting of the Civic
League this afternoon at three o'clock
at the y. NJ. c. A. building A num-
Der Of interesting topics Will be up for
discussion, among which will be the
plea for a municipal slaughter house.
by Mrs. Edith Bradford. who is anxious
to see that no more diseased animals
are slaughtered and placed on the
market. All Interested are invited to
be present.
AT THE coMMERCIAL-charles
r. Burton, \ sh Fork: r. :. Sanford
Globe; NJ. s. Hummer, Prescott: j. H.
Petty Clarkdale; Charles Y. Morgan,
Mc~ristown; c. f. Miller and wife;
G. 6. Marshall and wife, Clarkdale A
=. Orosco and wife, Wickcrburg l..
w Sinsen. Chicago; Samuel Johnson,
Chicago, c. !. Cross, Kelvin; George
Haee!ey; II +. Hudspeth, SeliGman;
". j. Barry Los Angeles; r. L. Hunt.
Los Angeles; y. IT. Wilson, Los An
Seles: Louis Trauer, Albuquerque. c.
T. Askew Los Angeles; G. T. Koch,
san Francisco: r. II. NcGraw Free
pert, Pa +. +. Duvall and wife, Cas-
tie Hot SPRINGS. :. =. I:uttc". Prescott:
G. A. Poison, Williams. i. A. Nichols.
Florence; G. +. Morgan and wife
THE WEATHER REPORT-Ac-
cording 70 the monthly report issued
Yesterday by the loca: weather bu-
reau, the ,owest temperature which