Arizona republican., 1911-08-15

ing at 9 o'clock to which all are in Vited. NIT. Kavanagh was a member of the Pressmans Union local No 25O and the F'raternal Order of Eagles
 TO MARENGo IoWA-Mrs. Forest Moore left last night for Marengo, Iowa where she will spend a few weeks wis iting relatives.
 A BUSY DAY FOR JUDGE PARK tR.-The largest police docket in the memory of any of the local depart ment officials came before Judge Par ker in police court yesterday. The docket contained list of thirty two cases the majority of which were of the ordinary drunk and disorderly class. The total amount of fines inn posed together with the balls for .feited reached the sum of sII5.
 PAVING CONTRACTOR BUSY.-
 The Barber Asphalt Paving com pany began to pour concrete yes terday on Washington between fourth and fifth streets. After the con crete hasc has set, the street will be ready for the bituluthic surfacing of asphalt and crushed rock The work is going rapidly ahead and if the mixer continues to move forward with the same speed at which it ad- vanced yesterday. the concrete foun- dation will soon be laid all over the down town district.
 CONCERTS DAILY.-The Sanichas confectionery Co. has engaged the ser vices of Fred. l.. Cabello, who is piano and orchestra leader to give concerts daily at the ice cream par lars on West Washington street from to 5 P. NJ. except Saturdays and Sundays: on those days the time will be from to o'clock P. Nj As Mir Cabello is said to be a musician of ability this effort on the part of the Sanichas management to provide en- tertainment for their patrons will be highly appreciated.
 THE NORTHERN NORMAl-Gov- ernor Sloan was entertained yesterday afternoon by group of gentlemen in- terestcd in the growth of the Northern Arizona Normal school who desired to present some ideas regarding the levy for improvements for that institution. It was presented that the school was badly in need of additional dormitory facilities. The visitors were F. w. Per kins, chairman of the normal board; pr. R. H. H. lOme, president of the normal; Kirke T Moore. superintendent of ter ritorial instruction and M. l.. Powers and J. F. Cleveland of the board of wis itors.
 LEFT FOR TURKEY CREEk.-Dr. H. A. Hughes and family with well equipped pack train and several rin- CTS left yesterday afternoon for the Turkey Creek country in the vicinity of Poland where the doctor has a promising gold mine, from which considerable quantity of highgrade gold bearing ore has been extracted The miners will be left at the mine to engage in development work while Mir. Hughes and family plan a de- lightful outing and several weeks of camp life. During the two or three weeks the Doctor will he gone his practice will be looked after by pr. D. l.. Dameron.
 SUIT FOR AN ESTATE.-M!ss Gill christ superintendent of the Asso- ciated Charities was summoned tc San Diego yesterday as witness in a suit for the recovery of part of an estate from which the Associated Charities will receive something The plaintiff is a woman whose naI'I1 Is not mentioned for reasons which are plain. She was for some time q resi- dent of Phoenix in ill health and cared for by the Associated Charities. At that time it was not known that she was heir to any property though shortly before leaving Phoenix she began to suspect that relatives were trying to keep her out of her share of an estate which had recent" eeer discovered Miss Gilchrist gathered some evidence in relation to the mat ter. The plaintiff has since informed her that out of the proceeds of the suit the Charities will be reimburse for the assistance afforded her in ner extreme need Miss Gilchrist left for the coast last night.
 BENEFIT PERFORMANCE A SUc- CESS.-The performance for the ben eft of the family of Harry Sutton. which was given at the Majestic thea ire on Sunday evening was success far beyond the expectation of A. O. Axt. Ed. Ashley. H. J. lilly, and C. D. Roberts, who so diligently labored in the management of the affair. The house was filled and the program was enjoyed by all. Altho the one from whom came the sweetest love of all is gone. Mrs. Sutton and the httle ones feel that in this big world there is still lot of love and kindness there the worthy and they have $500 as evidence that there exists in the clty of Phoenix a goodly portion of 1t. The program was carried out in it's en- tirety as was advertised with the eN- ception of the rearrangment of one of the numbers, that of Miss MIC Grath's coming nearer the opening oi the entertainment than was announ- ced on the program. Every umber met with the most hearty applause. The duet "Only three" by Reginald Mor- ris and Harry Madden, and the char = acter song Mrs. 'Enry 'Awkins. by Ii I Tilly and another by Harry Carah' | rprpiVpd DN