Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

ilceIiilS ol tHe uldilld Class or the Womans club will be postponed until next Thursday, February 3.
 SUPREME COURT'-In the state supreme court yesterday were heard the arguments in the action of P. T. Hurley vs. W. H. Wilkie and wife. and also in the case of the Farmers Exchange vs. Harry Malody.
 INCOMING MAlLS-Until further notice, mail from California and Pa cific Coast states is due to arrive at z: 30 D. m. and 10 D. m. Eastern mail. Southern Arizona and New Mexico will be due at a. m. and 10 D. m.
 HUNTING A MAN-Governor Hunt yesterday received letter from banking firm at LenoX. Iowa, asking him to help locate one Edgar Hughes. who Was last heard from in Tehama. Cal, in 1906. There is said to be d big estate waiting his return.
 TO ELECT PRESIDENT. - The meeting of the old and new directors of the chamber of commerce will be held Saturday noon at the Arizona club. The directors will be the guests of President Fennimore. At this meet ing the officers for the coming year will be elected
 OPEN HOUSE Starting this after noon and evening. the Christian church will keep open house every Thursday afternoon from , to ,. and in the evening from 7:20 to 9. All members and friends are urged to call
 Refreshments will be served The meetings are for men as well as women
 CANALS NEED CLEANING-Pro- Ject Manager Cone of the L. & R. $ yesterday stated that since the recent floods, most of the irrigation canals will have to be given a good cleaning and grading to remove all of the trash, driftWood. etc. which has col lected as result of the high waters. and that big number of teams will be required on the job for several weeks to come.
 AT THE ADAMS-H. A. Rockwell. | Chicago; c. J. Bainn, Denver: E. G. Snow, Los Angeles: T. J. Cook and w. C. Evans. Wichita: X. \. Ste | phens. Williams: L. F. Bowman. City: 4 Cohn and wife New York: P. F. Bradshaw Glendale; Julia Fall. Silver 1 City; A. Johannsen, J. L. Schleimer and E. D. IIollWell, San Francisco: L. LutZenberger, Chris Mullen and II. L.
 Griswold, Los Angeles: Dr. Mary L.. Neff, City; F. A Sawyer, Winslow; C. F. DeMund, City; P. 0. Brewster and wife, Denver; Mrs. Lois Wolf and daughter, Indianapolis
 1 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The Wom- 1 ans Christian Temperance Union will meet in regular session this afternoon at the w. C. T. L. building. 227 West l Monroe street, at 2:15 o'clock Devo- | tional exercises will be conducted by ! Mrs. Collier. The afternoon will be l given over chiefly to Mrs Edith C. i Salisbury, home economic specialist of i the University of Arizona. who will
 give thorough exposition of her line i of work. At the close of the session meeting of all the local secretaries of l the l.. T. l.. and Y r. B
 1 DEATH OF MRS. LEE - The re- 1 mains of Mrs Millv Lee. who died in l Fl P2so on the 25th. will arrive here
 on Saturday morning at S:30 o'clock. ] accompanied by James Collom. her sOn-in-law. Mrs Lee was well known ! in Arizona. and is survived by three l sons and six daughters The sons are i J. F. Lee. who is connected with the ! state highway department; w. $. Lee. i president of the Mercureau Bridge X ! Construction company of Los Ange-
 les, and Y. H. Lee of Six Points this ! city. Her daughters reside in Los An i geles, Bsbee, Bowie. Fl Paso, and 1 Villa, Colo. Funeral arrangements
 have not as yet been made
 AT THE JEFFERSON-F. G. Mil ! lage, Buckeye: M. T. Blum San Fran
 cisco: w. K. Walker, Los Angeles; ! Mrs. B. H. Scranton and Miss An 1 dreWs. Detroit: w. F. Morgan and wife. Chicago: Ray Cowden. Phoenix;
 D. l.. Churchill. Los Angeles; D. R.
 Anderson, City; H. s. Gillian, Tempe 1 L. O'Brien, Prescott; s. Kreh and
 wife and Miss Emma Kreh, Colorado
 Springs; Frank Lewis and wife, Ro-
 chester, Mich; F. K Grimm, Los Angeles; R. A. Murdock, Denver: Will liam F. Wilson, San Francisco: Mrs.
 J. J. Boyle. Bisbee; Albert C. Wolf, Denver: J. / McHugh Los Angeles
 MANY QTARIES-Notarial con- missions are being turned out by the 1 secretary of state in wholesale quan- titles these days. Following are some of those who were granted their 1 commissions yesterday: John Spang- Ter, C. A. Baldwin and Charles Diehl, Mesa; John F. Bankard, Warren: F.
 F. Cole, Bisbee; P. II. Fitzpatrick; ; T. A. Hughes: Jesse Yoacum, War ren; H. w. Williams. Bisbee; NJ. F. Crawford, Clifton: J. A. Summers. Phoenix; Albert M. Sames. Douglas
 F.. r. Kellner, Jr., Superior; Dodge C. | Hooper, Douglas: Fred Nelson. St
 Johns: Charles F. Witcher Globe: | Miriam Armstrong. Phoenix: F. K
 Armstrong, Nogales; J. C. Efromson, Morenci
 AT THE COMMERCIAL. R
 Taft, Superior; L. Will Los Angeles; w. D. Berry. Los Angeles; F. Otto Joe Gray. Denver; H. A. MOsher 1 Prescott: Pete Beasley, San Angelo
 Texas; Mrs H. Gold Mrs. R. Mon
 tague and Miss l.. Rogers, Ray: F.
 w. Hales, City; J. l.. Stidhom, Ray:
 T. R. Littlefield and C. A. Firth
 Mesa; D. o. Martin, Marley Bros.
 Mesa; T. B. Parker and J. W. Lowry
 Los Angeles: C. w. Tecker: D. W
 Henderson, Seligman; w. McLennan
 San Francisco; Oscar Sims. J. s. Be-
 lone, Ash Fork; E. F. Griens, Pres M orl