Arizona republican., 1916-01-12


 HERE FROM DoUGLAs-F Frank Hess of the T. B. Stewart contracting firm, is in this city from Douglas for a few days.
 WATER PRICE - Flood water is now being furnished the water users at the rate of one acte-foot for the price formerly paid for one half acre foot
 WENT TO PRESCOTT State Treasurer Mtt Sims yesterday went to Prescott to attend the cattlemen's con- vention and incidentally look up his political fences.
 HOME BUILDERS MEETlNG-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Builders will be held this afternoon at o'clock. at the offices of Greene & Griffin.
 GLOVES FOUND Someone left valuable pair of gloves at the cham Der of commerce. The owner may have the property by calling at that place and identifying same RETURNS FROM GLOBE - Chief United States Deputy Marshal Don Willets returned to Phoenix yester- day from Globe. where he had been attending the sessions of the United States district court.
 ELECTION OF OFFICERS - The annual congregational meeting of the Grace Evangelical cnurch will be held this evening at the Episcopal church Officers will be elected and other inn portant business transacted DELEGATE SELECTED w. B. Twitchell has been selected by the chamber of commerce to represent it at the meeting of the chamber of commerce of the United States, to be held in Washington, D. C., in the near future.
 MISSIONARY RENTALS Revival meetings are being held al the Gospel Tabernacle corner of 10th and Fill more. Good results are being obtained. This evening Rev. J. F.. Ramseyer will speak on Living Under the Guidance l of the Holy Spirit"
 EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES = H. F.. Blenkiron. president of the Ari- zOna Boy Mining & Milling company was in Phoenix yesterday, en route l to Los Angeles overland. He will | make the trip back to OOatman by | train from the coast.
 MORE PUBLICITY The chamber 1 of commerce was in receipt of a let l ter yesterday from Jesse l.. Burray of the educational department of the National Geographical Society, asking for Information on the valley. Mate- rial will be sen. her to he used in an | article for magazine publication. | METHODIST REVlvAL-The pas
 tor of the Methodist church urges all members and friends to be present al
 the special evangelical meeting tonight The service at 2:30 in the afternoon l will be led by Rev. Foster. The chorus I choir is requested to be on hand al
 7:5O this evening for the song service Everyone is cordially invited to these
 meetings.
 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS-There will
 be a meeting of the Civic League this afternoon at three o'clock at the Y
 NJ. c. A. At this time Mrs. Edith Brad ford will continue her discussion of the
 proposal to establish a municipa slaughter house. W. w. Mcconnell, o1 the Southwestern StOckman, will alsC
 be present and address the assembla ge along similar lines. All who are in. terested in this matter are invited t
 be present.
 DEATH OF MRS. WADE-Mrs
 Lizzie Wade. a young Indian woman
 died yesterday at her home 1l3 Eas
 Van Buren street Mrs. Wade, accom- II panied by her husband and two chil
 dren came here a short while ago iron
 Oklahoma In addition to her famil.
 she is survived by her mother and
 brother The body is now at the un
 dertaking parlors of H. w. Maus
 Funeral arrangements will be an , nounced later.
 T FROM OArMAN-J. V. Parks C Duncan. Greenlee county; Tom Be of Stafford, Walter Wakefield of Tue son. Prof. Willis mining engineer c
 Tucson; F.. W. Clayton. cashier of tn
 Bank of Stafford, and R. J. Young, 1 mining engineer of Stafford were a
 in Phoenix yesterday. en route to thei
 homes after having made trip C
 inspection to some mining propertie at Oatman. They were all enthusi astic over the prospects there. ' JAMES E. HAWES DEAO-Jas. F Hawes, brother of Mrs. Frank , ,, Lyman, died at his sisters home, 52
 South First avenue yesterday. M HaWes, was B years of age. and fo
 o2 years had been a farmer. He survived by his sister Mrs. Lyma and brothers in Missouri, Arkansas an . Michigan. The funeral will be held g
 o'clock Thursday afternoon from th
 undertaking chapel of H. w. Maus. In 1 terment will be in Forest Lawn ceme
 tery.
 T DUNLAP FUNERAL TODAY-Th
 funeral of the late John T. Dunlal , who died at the family residence. SC l, West Jefferson street, Sunday evening
 will be held this morning at S.; n o'clock The remains will be take O from the George F. Merryman under . taking parlors to the Catholic churc Q at S:15 o'clock. The pail bearers wi
 be J. B. Dougherty, J. w. Walker, La
 mar Walker, J. E. Hinke. R. C. Bake and NJ. J. Foley. The remains will e shipped this evening to Kansas Cit for burial.
 e ADDRESSES CITY CoMMISslo
 Robert E. Mcdonnell of Kansas Cit member of the firm of Burns and Mo r. Donnell, consulting engineer, WI & spoke before the Young Mems Busine: n association on Monday evening rela tive to the feasibility of a municip;