Arizona republican., 1916-01-12


 AN ALL-DAY MEETING The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church and the members of the Loy- al WOmen's class of the church, will hold an all-day session at the church parlors tomorrow. The meeting will start at ten a. m. and continue until ] five in the afternoon
 COlORED PEOPLE MEEr-The Progressive League of Colored People met ir the Salt River Valley Masonic 1 Hall in the Irvine Block and installed I officers for the coming six months. 1 The object of this league is to promote l the welfare of their race along the line of good citizenship. N. E. White. a ! student of the Central Tennessee Col | lege was elected president
 MANY NOTARiES-The office of the secretary of state yesterday issued
 notarial commissions to the following:
 Mcdonald Robinson, Williams; s. D. Stewart, 'kingman: John McPherson l Superior; H. F. Dugan, Douglas; Ar l thur Pickett, Phoenix; w. s. Dixon l Douglas; James Dunseath. Tucson; J l ' Joseph s. Jenckes, Phoenix
 1 DEATH OF MRS cAUFMAN- | Word was received in this city yes
 terday of the death of Mrs. Jacof I,Caufman, which occurred that day at her home in Williams. She was nearly seventy years of age. and had lived in this state for the past thirty years She has been a resident oi
 Phoenix at different times during the
 past three years. She is survived by her husband and a son and daughter
 also two sisters. Nos funeral ar arrangements have been made.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-F. R. San ders, Mesa; s. F. Stein, Hayden
 Morel Sandone, City; w. W. Lane lLos Angeles, K H. Donaldson, Nev York; John P. Wolf, St. Louis; w. F Dwyer, Tucson R. B. Hegard, Globe
 R E. Grizzan and wife. City; F. R
 Wilson, Santa Rosa, Cal; F. K Grimm Los Angeles; Mark Dunba
 and wife. Phoenix; Mrs. A. G. Ral
 ston and children; J. P. Lee, Jr
 Kansas City; A. B. Confer, Crowley iW. M Breckenridge, Tucson; Allie
 Lambert, Denver; R. M. Sloytor
 Sentinel
 PASSENGER FARES REDUCED ,, Permission was yesterday granted b. the rate department of the state cor . poration commission to the Magm railroad for material reduction i
 the passenger fares. The road extend from Webster to Superior, and eve since the road has been in operatio the one-way fare between thos points has been $3 and the round tri fare $5 The new rate provides fo
 a single "trip ticket at S2 and tn
 round trip at $3.50 The reductio l was voluntary on the part of tn : company. The road was allowed D the commission to charge a rathe l high rate at the time it was opene in order that it might pay for itsel AT THE ADAMS-Frances O'Neil Minneapolis; H. J. McCurgg an wife, Tucson: Thomas L. Quinn. $ | Paul; Joseph Sternberg, Glendale: l ? | Hess and wife, New York; A. C. Col : Cananea, Mexico; Mrs. Louis Wo : and Miss E. P. Wolf, Indiana polls
 R. Zellner, Jr., Los Angeles; w. ( , l Haiseman. Kansas City; Robel ], Brown, Patterson. N. J.: o. J. Crool 3 Tucson; D. T. Evans, Denver; F. ( , Tittleoff; T. G. Flynn, Minneapolis 0 Joe Wersman. Minneapolis; F. W I Clayton. and R. J. Young. Stafford : Joseph V. Parks. Duncan; Thoma T Ball, Stafford; Charles F. Willis, Tue l son: Guy G. Lightfoot, Tucson: l.. : Gates and wife. Ray; w. E. Hal r rison, Douglas: s. R. Taylor, De troit; F. F. Cunningham, Fl Pasc y Mrs. Florence Meyers, Los Angeles
 H. Komspeil. New York; c. Cris Chicago; J. C. Bullard, Congre. . Junction; c. s. Kelly and wife, Basil
 Wyo.; A. P. Henderson and wife, Ir dianapolis; Mrs. Bessie Goodman Cameron, w. Va: A. G. Reynod , H. Norden, Roy Henderson. L. Sege A C. E. Howard. Mesa
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