Arizona republican., 1916-01-07
MEETING POSTPOr

MEETING POSTPONED The monthly meeting of the Missouri State society to have been held at the Rose tree, has been postponed indefinateIy
 POULTRY MEETiNG-The annual meeting of the Arizona State Poultry Association will be held at the cham Der of commerce January eighth Flee ton of officers will be held and some action taken for the preparation of a year book for the coming year.
 MORE PAMPHLETS-The chamber of commerce has an additional supply of pamphlets of value to the agricul- turist. The subjects treated are Pink Beans. "OniOns How to Grow them and "Lettuse".
 REPAIRS AT LIBRARY floor of the Carnegie Public Library build ing will be vanished tomorrow which will necessitate the closing of the Iib- rary all day tomorrow and also Sunday afternoon. The rooms again will be open to patrons Monday morning.
 ILLNESS OF MIR. QUINBY.-Mrs B. A Fowler has received word of the serious illness of her father, Benjamin F. Quinby of Los Angeles. She and Alr. Fowler will shortly leave for the coast in the event that his condition grows worse. MT. Quinby is SS years of age, and with his wife he lived for some time in the valley. Mrs Quinby died about three years ago.
 CORONER'S INQUEST-A coro- ner's inquest was held over w. A. Howe in Judge Parker's court yester- day. The jury returned a verdict of accident and fire as the cause of death of the man whose body was found 90 miles northwest of Phoenix on the Black Canyon road on December 27. Howe had escaped from the state asylum.
 INCORPORATION FEES-Accord- ing to the annual report of the incor- poratins department of the state cor pocation commission. which has just been filed with the governor, the de- partment took in the neat sum of $56.- 969.f0 during the year 1915. And dur ing the month of December just pa st the receipts of the department amounted to $3.166.40.
 p. T. U. TO CELEBRATE. - An l informal meeting of Phoenix Typo graphical Union, No. 352, will be held at the Trades Council hall, 23S East 1 Washington street, this afternoon at , o'clock for the purpose of making | arrangements for an appropriate cele- ] bration of the anniversary of the or ganizatiOn of the union, the date of | which is February II. A full attend ance of the membership is especially l desired.
 SUPREME cOURT-Attorneys rep. resentlng Hylda C. Enge, yesterday filed in the supreme court a petition asking that the appeal which had been filed in the action of Enge vs the Con- 1 solidated School District No 19 ot 1 Greeniee county be dismissed owing tC | the fact that the latter had failed tC | file their appeal bond within the re i quired time. The action followed tho awarding to Mrs. Enge the sum ot s575 damages from the school district 1 on q charge of contract breaking. SEEING THE VALLEY. F. F. Ellinwood general counsel for the Phelps Dodge interests in this part o the country, arrived in the city yester- day for the first time within a year
 He is accompanied by his brother in. law, Q. F. Lasky of Rock Springs Ohio. This is the first visit of Mir Lasky to the west and Mr. EllinwooC I l9 HlipNlliS illiiI tue Sldtt- lItN VII leave for Globe this morning by the way of the Roosevelt dam. Though tn, headquarters of MT. EIlinwood are a
 Bisbee, for the last four months h, has spent the greater part of his tim, at Fl Paso in connection with tn, strike in the Clifton district.
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