Arizona republican., 1912-03-27

l IN NEW hOME.-Niss Angie Par ker and her father. Capt P. P. Par l ker. have moved into their new ! home in Evergreen addition. EASTER IN THE EAST--Nr. and
 Mrs. sam Spiller left last evening for I Rochester. New York, where they viii l remain until after easier.
 OLD RESIDENTS lEAVE-Mr and Mrs. George Harm, who for the past l twelve years have resided in Phoenix left last evening for Toledo for where .hey will make their home.
 SMITHS SECRETARY ON WAY Paul Kruger, secretary Of Senator Marcus A. Smith. left for Tucson last evening. He will pass a short time there en route for Washington.
 BISseE vlSlToR.-E F. Ladd.
 business manager of the State Con-
 solidated Publishing company which issues the Bishee Review and the Tucson Star. is visiting Phoenix.
 WHOSE GLoVes?-A pair of fine white kid gloves has come into the possession of the police, and the handsomest member of the force is looking for the hand which fits the glove.
 STOPS OVER AT THE CANYON. Miss Alta Richards who has been
 passing the winter here left yesterday
 for the Grand Canyon for a brief stay cn route Tor her home in Portland.
 oregon.
 KUHL HERE.-Wmi3m F. Kuhl. special agent and adjuster for the In- surance Company of North AmerIca and the Alliance Insurance company. was in Phoenix yesterday Mir Kuhl makes his Headquarters in Los Ang- eles
 COLONEL RANOoLPh'S VIsIT-I Coionel Epes Randolph came over from Tucson in his private ear "Poca- hontas yesterday to attend meeting Of the officers of the Arizona Fire h. surancc company of which he is vice president
 PAVING OPERATloNS.-T Bar Der Asphalt company is working on South First avenue with it's blows and other disturbing apparatus. Both this street and South Central avenue as far as Buchanan street will soon be ready for traffic.
 HORSE SAlE.-The police depart ment has a horse on hand for which an owner cannot be found The ani- mal is branded with Bar ". is l4l. hands nigh, weighs $50 pounds. and will he sold to the highest bidder on the plaza back of the city hall on Saturday next.
 DEATH OF MAX PERlMAN. -l Max Perlman died Sunday night. in the Sisters hospital, of tuberculosis. after residence in Phoenix Of about five years. He came here for his health The funeral was held yesterday. interment being in the Jewish cemetery Harry Friedman officiated. \ brother. Samuel Perl man of Philadelphia. was here and left for his home last night. The deceased is survived by wife and child in Boston.
 HIGH SCHOOL ELEcTIoN-The high school election campaign is now waxing warm and will be settled next Saturday, when two trustees 1 are to be selected to succeed F. F. l O'Neill and O. II. Christy. It is un- derstood there are now two tickets | in the field. one bearing the names | of F. F. Kirkland and C. T. Hirst | while the opposition ticket will bear | the names of E.. E. O'NeiH, who | seeks reelection, and E. w. Get | singer. who yesterday consented to | be a candidate.
 NEW PUMP HoiST-C II. Reu,er, who has gained a reputation as an in- | ventOr has patented a pump hoist that | he proposes to manufacture in large | quantities. The hoist is used for low oring and pulling pipes and is simple , in its make up. It is steel machine, | 9 inches high with a base g inches | wide works automatically and may be l adjusted 10 any size pipe. safety | device emergency brake are features | of the contrivance Several hundred | of these hoists have been placed in | Kansas with satisfactory results Mir. l Reuter- has two other inventions under l way q pipe wrench and patent on ! an automobile.
 NEW TRAVEL ROMANcE-Thos. W. Wilby, who will be recalled as hav- ing been in Phoenix last fall on an l automobile tour of the United States | when he logged q scenic and historic 1 transcontinental highway, is the au- thor of a travel romance to be issued 1 early in the spring. In "On the Trail | to Sunset the journey across country is the central feature Some of the strongest scenes are laid in Arizona. in Phoenix and the desert. The book is to be illustrated with views of the desert, Salt river canyon, Roosevelt | dam and the irrigation scenes. MT. Wilby procured from Secretary Welch of the Phoenix board of trade.
 HOW WE GROW-As an indica- tion of Phoenix's growth. the police docket on Monday was forty names long. This is the heaviest single day police business of record. Fifty-s six arrests were made between Saturday and Sunday morning This increase in business is largely due to the in