Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

CIRCUS POLICE-There will be enough extra policemen on duty to- day to care for the large crowds expected as d result of circus day.
 COUNTING vOTE-County Super intendent of Schools J. A. Higgins is engaged in making the official count of the ballots cast at last Saturdays school trustee election.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to Juan de Dios Davilla and Eduvigen Rivas. and to Porfirio Lopez and Josefino Mon tano. All of the contractors reside in MaricOpa county.
 TO RESUME BUSINESS.-Ed Lig- fer. who operates the Phoenix Gran i,e company at Third avenue and Washington street and who has been i'll with pneumonia for a month an nounces a resumption of business at the old stand in a few days.
 GOOD FRiDAY.-This is Good Fri day, in many eastern states a legal holiday. The day commentaries the Crucifixion and will be observed in Phoenix by special services at the Roman Catholic and PrOtestans Epis- cOpal churches.
 WANT TO COL. F. Wolyc. Ed Shaw. and r. P. Parker are circulat- ing petitions enabling them to go on the ballot at the democratic pri- marieS for delegate to the Baltimore convention from the Naricopa dis trict. One hundred and thirty names are required to each petition.
 SUES RAilROAD-Edward l.. Hill lebrand has commenced suit in the superior court for s2.5OO damages against the Southern Pacific railroad company charging that stallion owned by him was injured enroute to Fl Paso by reason of d defective car.
 DENIES GUIlT-Wnliam Morrell said to conduct d pool room over the Hoffman saloon was arrested charged with selling liquor without q license. Morrell denies his guilt and alleges that he has disposed of his pool room interests. other arrests on the same charge arc to follow.
 CIRCUS oAv-This is circus day with all of the usual accompaniments. The Sclls-Flot shows will arrive early this morning from California. Jack Beck who beats 'em to it by one day WAS here yesterday making final arrangemtnts for the big pres cnce
 THOUSAND DOLLAR BAIL-Louis ID 1-;.. Rf. Lavino couple of weeks ago was given hearing in Justice John stones court yesterday afternoon The evidence showed the attack to havc been brutal and unprovOked. five stab wounds being inflicted. The deiend- ant was held tO answer in one thou sand dollars bail.
 MRS. SLOAN SAIlS.-Mrs. Rich ard F Sloan left yesterday for San Francisco, from which city she will sail on the tenth on the steamer Magnolia for Honolulu. Mrs. Sloan is to be joined in San Francisco by Mrs. Hugo Richards, of Prescott. who will accompany her on the trip. They will be abSen; for several weeks.
 BOARD MEETiNG-Board ot trad. directors held d meeting at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the purpose of meeting MT. Fox who is in the city representing int S;in Diego eX- position and endeavOring tO secure space appropriations and promote in terest in the southern California show. The good roads program was also discussed.
 WOULD BE 4 ciTiZEk-Abraham Spiler has filed with the clerk of the United States court q declaration Of his intention tn renounce allrSi- ance tn Nicholas the Second czar If all tn" RuSsias in favor ot citizenship under the stars and stripes. The ap- rlication will be acted upon during the coming session of the United States court
 WILSON MAN HERE-Clav Allen, an attorney of Seattle. Washington, is in Phoenix for the purpose of test ing and creating sentiment for tn" nomination of Woodrow Wilson. He hopes 10 secure the Arizona delega- ton Cor the New Jersey man whose nomination he predicts. Allen is find ing a decided Clark sentiment among local democrats, but sticks sturdily to his task
 A COMING TREAT-Too. much praise cannot be given the Y. NJ. C A. for engaging the Schubert Sym phony Club and Lady Quartet of Chicago to appear here on April 29th. at the Adams school auditorium. This company is in it's tenth year of sue cess, and is acknowledged every where to be the most 'up-to-date" musical company travelling. Every body likes music and everybody en- joys a hearty laugh. A delightful blending of pure fun and fine music is one reason why the above com pany has won it's way to the top notch of public esteem.
 STUDENTS ENTERTAiNEO-W. L. Harris. who is conducting q series of meetings at the Christian church. entertained the students of the high school in very novel way yesterday morning MT Harris plays upon the harp. md displays the fullest musi- cal possibilities of this intrument. The selections rendered were The Mocking Bird" and an original com