Arizona republican., 1916-01-26
RETURNS FROM EAsT-Dr

the past few weeks, returned to this city yesterday evening"
 SUPREME COURT-The case of Willard Wooley vs. Joseph A. Locar- nini was filed in the state supreme court yesterday. The case is from the Maricopa superior court.
 RETURNED FROM FLAGSTAFF- W. P. Gerry and Jack Gavin of the state corporation commission. who had been at Flagstaff to attend the funeral of the late Edgar Brown, returned to the city yesterday.
 OLD MAIDS CONVENTION-The Woman's Club of the Washington district school will give play en- titled The old Maids Convention. '' at the school house auditorium on Saturday evening, January 29, the l show starting at s o'clock The pro- ceeds will go for the benefit of the | school auditorium.
 NEW MILiTIA-Steps have been taken at Stafford to form a new militia company to be incorpora ted with the First Regiment At the first meeting Major C. H. Roach pre- sided Twenty y-five men were en- | listed, and as soon as bond is | fixed up equipment will be issued from Phoenix
 WENT TO BUCkEYE-Charles NJ Zander of the state tax commission, succeeded in getting over to Buckeye yesterday for the first time since the high waters. The waters at the Agua Fria river, west of this city. have gone | h1t iS,i, citizen of the Avondale neighborhood
 has rigged up a ferry boat, operated | by a team of horses.
 HEINZE FUNERAL-The funeral of the late Mrs. Mark Heinze, form erlv Viola Meehan. who died Monday morning will be held at the Catholic
 church at 9 o'clock this (Wednesday) morning interment at the Catholic cemetery. Up until the time of the services, remains will be at the home o1 Mrs. Mary Meehan, 20 North 5th
 street
 BENEFIT RECEPTlON-On Friday
 evening will be held a reception at the home of Lloyd E. Christy at 1926 North Central avenue, the proceeds of the affair to go for the benefit of the Ari-
 zona Deaconess Hospital of this city
 The reception will last from o'clock until 9:30. Light refreshments will be served and an interesting program rendered. A silver offering will be taken.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-M A. Sears
 Denver; R. " King, St Louis; Mart
 Huskenberry Fl Paso; Edward Bryan,
 Kentucky; L. H. Mehaffie, Butte
 Mont; Bert Davis Tucson: Frank R
 Sanders, Mesa; C. w. Kain, Prescott
 D. R. Anderson. City; J. w. McKeorley
 and wife, Bodie, Cal; N C. Fisher anC 7 wife, Eureka Springs, Ark: F. F | Weeks. San Francisco: Mrs. c. Law renee, New Brunswick, N. J. , WARREN -CRAiN-Only within the past day has it become generally known that Miss Ava Grain and FL
 :ner Warren, former councilman wer, , married Saturday evening, Januar'
 l5. The marriage took place at tn, , Methodist parsonage, Rev Ray liar
 ker reading the simple service. Tn, bride for esveral years has been em-
 ployed as bookkeeper of the Arizon; [ Laundry. MT. Warren is connected
 with the City Ice Delivery Company l HEARD BISBEE CASE-The mem
 bers of the state corporation commis
 sion yesterday conducted a hearing O ? the case of William Graham vs. tn } Bisbee Copper Mining and Develop 1 ment company. The action havin:
 been filed with the commission severa weeks ago. In the complaint, Mir . Graham alleges that the compan,
 above mentioned is selling stock in mine which is said to be located ol U claims owned by Graham and a mum C Der of his business associates MRS. WOOLRIDGE'S ESTATE U An inventory of the estate of the lat
 Mary J. Woolridge was filed in tn Superior court yesterday the apprais : CTS being A. A, Armstrong, E. F Q PascOe and T. NJ. Burroughs Mr!
 Woolridge left no will and her estat Q valued at $3O.510 will be divide -- among her three daughters. Mrs. I t T. Powers. Mrs. John r. Barker an
 Miss Bertha Dack of Kansas City
 Mrs. Barker is the administratrix c
 the estate
 e FOWLER DISTRICT CAsE-Car |, rie Green Billings. the deposed schoC II lnarm of the Fowler district was nc
 among those present when her cas
 against the trustees was called yes
 terdaN The witnesses for the stat
 were there but the case of the youn
 bride who wished to be reinstate
 and draw her back pay. did not com .s up for hearing. The argument on tn ., demurrers will be heard Saturday i n Judge Stanfords division of the Su
 perior court.
 7 YUMA LAND WlTHDRAWN-Re " ceiver Birdno of the United State d Land Office received notice from tn s land commissioner of the Unite h States, that land in Yuma county ths :, was restored to entry on NoVembt 10 s. and which was open for settle
 rnent on January 3. has been Witf e drawn because of an error The Ian d in question is as follows: Townshi - 11S, R2. 3 w which is restored z Q the East one-half of the townshi a only. No restoration of any kind ,o made in township 10S, R24W II -- A w. and II s R 25W. No change V have been made as to other lands rt
 stored on November s.
 of NO ? Recleaned chicken wheat, S1.! ,e per cwt. Valley Flour Mills. Adv. 2 IS NOTICE
 T. If the owner of ticket No. 13S77 doc not present same this week we wi