Arizona republican., 1916-01-18
IN FEDERAL COURT

Methodist Episcopal church, Will be continued all through the present week in spite of the indictment weather The meeting last night was well attended considering the climatic conditions, and several converts were made at this time.
 DEATH OF MRS MOORE-Mrs. Victoria C. Moore died at half past 1 o'clock on Sunday at 737 West Blu chanan street. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this morning from Moore x McLellan's. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Mrs. Moore was Y years of age. She leaves two chil- dron. a son in Prescott, and Mrs. J. F. Stevenson of this city.
 FARMERS'S BULLETINS - The United States Department of Agri- culture has sent out the following farmers bulletins to the chamber of commerce for distribution. Pig man agement, Feeding Hogs in the South, Hog Cholera. Hog Houses, A Success ful Hog and Seed Corn Farm, Boys Pig Clubs, Meat on the Farm. Forage Crops for the Cotton Regions.
 WILL TALK TO THE MOOSE The two cross country tourists, known as ''The Walking Jarboes,' who are here on their way to the coast, will be present at the meeting of the Moose lodge this evening and will address the assemblage, telling of some of their experiences while on their hike. Mir Jarboe is member of the lodge and wants all of his fellow members to be present at this time.
 COMMISSION WANTS INFORMAL TlON-The state corporation commis- sion today will send notices to all of the companies in the state holding in Vestment permits calling for certain detailed information as to the financial standing, etc, of the company The l information is to be based on the con- dition of the company on January 31, and must be reported within thirty days.
 WANTS ORANGES-The fame of the oranges raised in the Salt River valley has spread far and near Yes terday the chamber of commerce re- ceived a letter from an invalid in Deming, New Mexico, asking them 1 to send him a large box of the fruit iii9 dedltIS III that lONH SttIHlnSly did not handle them. He explained 1 that they were the only fruit that 1 he could eat. The request was turned 1 over to the Orange Growers Asso- citation.
 AT THE 'JEFFERsON- J. | Fox, St Louis; George Lewis, Tucson; i J. F. Liefson, Los Angeles: q. l.. 1 Woodward, St. Louis; A. l.. Paschell San simon; J. c. Steel, San Francisco; 1 F. N. Flynn, Clifton; Ed. Beane, Hay den b. E, Reinhardt, Hayden; J. c. Holmes, Tolleson: Charles C. Starr, i Reno, New; Mrs. William Dearing, Los Angeles; R. Wilson and wife, City; G. T. Morrison, Los Angeles;; Stanley F. ! Morse, Tucson; B. Neustadter, San Francisco; M. T. Blum, San Francisco; L. E. Edwards and wife; E. B. Myers and wife, Douglas; W. F. Aspard and
 wife. Isos Angeles.
 UNDELlVEREO TELEGRAMS - There are undeliyered telegram at the Western Union Telegraph office for the
 Following: Frank Davis, Thanier
 Lindsley, Leo Ramney, Ed M Hamil-
 ton, J. c. Holman, A. J. Baker, anil
 Endique z. Sarrazin
 SMOKER at C. OF C.-The annual
 meeting of the chamber. of commerce
 will be held on Thursday evening at
 eight o'clock at the chambers building.
 Instead of a dinner, a smoker will be
 held. At this meeting the reports of
 the officers for the past year will be
 read
 | HIGH WATER STOPS WORK
 AGAlN-Reports were received in the
 office of State Engineer Cobb yester-
 day that the high water in the Agua
 fria river, west of the city. had again
 put stop to all work in connection
 with the construction of the new
 bridge at Avondale sThere is at the
 present time several feet of water GOV
 ering all of the machinery and ma
 terials used on the job, and nothing can
 be done until the water recedes.s Only
 two weeks ago the work was stopped
 by similar rise of the water. and the
 engineer and his force had just fin
 ished cleaning up the wreckage of the other flood when the new one came on
 them.
 MORALES WANTS INFORMATION l-The state tax commission yesterday , received communications from the Chamber of Commerce at Nogales
 asking that one of the members of the , commission visit that city on January
 2l and address meeting of the busi-
 ness men on the subject of whether
 or not the Somers system of real es-
 tate appraising for determining tho
 correct valuations should be put into
 use in that county. 1t is quite probable that Commissioner Thomas Campbel
 will attend the meeting. and endeavol
 to assist the citizens and officials ot the county in arriving at some decision
 as to the best method of determinina the tax valuations
 SlTXY-TWO YEARS YOUNG-H 7 R. Patrick, one of the oldest citizen, of Phoenix in point of residence. an,
 one of the youngest in the point of ac. 'lNltY, was siXty-tWo years young yes terday. There was ar air of tensenes, about his home, 1920 East Van Burer street, all of esterday which was no
 explained until along in the evenins when some of the close friends of MT : and Mrs. Patrick trooped into tn,
 house and announced they had com,
 to spend the evening" Incidentally ; <, handsome reading lamp was presente, . 70 MT. Patrick as a slight token of in, | Occa sion Before the rar+1, Iof+ ,t