Arizona republican., 1916-01-09

' lilt .NcN Hl OAl 1 Wednesday January F. at o'clock, | Tt the home of Dr. O. H. Mitchell, at 1 223 West Monroe street
 PAY FOR SAND-Members of the First Regiment band who accOmpa- nied that organization on the trip to | the coast this summer, are requested ' to be at the armOry Tuesday evening 1 at 7:30. At that time all money due | the members for their trip will be paid. | There will also be a business meeting. AT THE FORD.-J. B. Norcross and wife, Seattle; Harry Mccormick. | Los Angeles; A A. Fairchild, city; 1 w. R. Hutchins and l.. Y. Hcyt, Cliff ton: Ralph Griffin. Minneapolis; J. G. l Peterson, Mesa; Ora Benedict 1 Omaha; J. J. Watson, San Francisco; Miss Lily Parks, Globe; Harry c. Mil Ter, Bisbee; M. O. ThOrne, city; F. G. Marvin. San Francisco.
 1 WANTS LOWER RRATES A complaipt has been filed with the state corporation commission by the state board of control. against the l Pacific Gas and Electric company l that the rates for the cOmpany's l service for the various state insti- tutions are too high. and asks that i the rates be lowered somewhat
 1 AT THE JEFFERSON. G. T. Wilson and wife, city; R. A. BradOck, Denver; D. G. Scott. Miami; Mrs. w. R. Koolbech, Harlan, Iowa; s. A. Woodruff. city; Mrs. D. A. Trimble, Kansas City. Mrs. J. J. Compton, Kansas City; T. H. McKerritt. Globe; F. K. Crimms Los Angeles D Za- briskla; Charles C. Starr. Reno. Nev.; w. F. Milligan, Ray; F. J Long champs, San Francisco: Ad Small field, PipestOne. Minn.; Arthur Small field. Hatfield. Minn.; Paul Snyder, San Francisco; J. A. Stevenson. Santa Ana. Calf; Jack Karlen and wife, Oatman; A. II. Jones. TonOpah, Ne vada
 A PRETTY NEW HOME-One of the prettiest houses in Chelsea place has just been completed at Al West l Willetta street, by Dr. Garland B. Crouch, the work having been done
 by Walling and LOveday. Ire ex-
 teriOr is finished in pressed brick and
 the interior has all of the modern
 built-in features. such as book cases. desks, buffet etc. The house is
 heated by a furnace and also a solar
 heater is provided to furnish the hot
 water. A fine screen sleeping porch
 is built over modern and conven- iently arranged garage The new
 owners are very much pleased with
 their new home, as well they may
 be. for it is one of the city's finest
 FORD L. SPENCER-The latest addition to Phoenix circle of musicians | is Ford L. Spencer, graduate of the In- stitute of Musical Art in the city of | New York. and for q number of years
 a resident and teacher of music in
 that city. He studied under Dr. Frank
 Damrosch, director of the school. also
 with Nathan Fryer, d pupil of Lesche- l tizky. and with Arthur Hochmann the
 famous Russian pianist and composer ] pr. Percy Goetschius and Frederick S
 Andrews were his teachers in Theory.
 Harmony and Counterpoint He has
 had six years experience as teacher of
 the piano and harmony in New York | and Brooklyn and is now forming al | class in Phoenix. He is located for the
 present at 1026 East Mckinley street
 AT THE ADAMS.-C F. Adams
 and daughter, Ray; Mrs. II. R. Blair
 and daughter and Mrs. Fritz Blair Ray; George Thistleoff, Tucson: H. D | Hole, Florence; Paul Snyder and F. B. Weeks. San Francesca; William
 Kellogg, Casa Grande; F. F. Eber-
 sole, Houston. Texas; Mrs John w.
 Mines and Miss May Milnes. Pres
 colt; R A. Tafoott and wife. San
 Diego; Charles H Kinderer. Pres | cott; H. J. Keely, Calvin Brown, M D. Ripley and A. G. Underwood. Los
 Angeles; F.. r. Lick. Tucson: C. L. 1 Hill, Los Angeles; John D. Guthrie,
 Flagstaff; Harold Green and F. B.
 Perrin, Jr.. Williams; H. A Chever-
 ton, Wickenburg; John Kerr. Albu-
 querque; Mary L. Neff. city; j. F.
 Harden, Kansas.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL.-W. R.
 Barber. Barker Mont: J. R Keenei Dunkard. Pa; NJ. Mendoza. Philadel-
 phia; Charles F.. Larson. Williams:
 Mrs. D. M. DenalO. Prescott: Earl
 Toler and wife, Trinidad Mrs w. A.
 Smith and daughter. WicFenburg; M.
 Moody and wife. Olathe Colo; w
 Bozarth, Prescott; Ernest Cook: D. w. Henderson. Seligman: C. P Bard
 Los Angeles; F. C. Granger. city; l..
 H. sutton. Los Angeles; Joe Craw- ford and wife, Woody Calif: M A.
 Pittap. San Francisco: B. F. Bayhes. ? 1 Liberty: George F. Cooke and wife
 Palo Verde; Billy Butts, Los Angeles; C. Hooker, Winkelman; NJ Green; Mrs Rose Y. BallOu. Tempe: R F. . McGraw, Freeport. Pa; I. l.. Jackson, | Fowler.
 CONTEMPT CASE POSTPONED 5 Owing to the inability of the South 7 ern Pacific's chief consul. Attorney } DuEbTow, of San Francisco to be present, the hearing of the con | tempt case recently instituted by the
 state corporation commission against the Southern Pacific and the Ari- Zona Eastern roads and which was 1 to have been heard tomorrow has been indefinitely postponed by the 2 1 commission. The case will be heard s at some later date when Mir. Dur l | brow can be present to look after 5 | the interests of the roads. The case 9 came from the refusal of the two l companies to furnish the commission with a copy of a contract which is f l said to have been made with the
 Parnes Circus company relative to ! | rates charged the show for trans portation in this state last fall xt 175 head fine Holstein calves. year 8 1 lings, two -year-old, springers and milk | cows will be sold at auction at State
 Fair Grounds, II o'clock Tuesday-Ad l vertisement. bb