Arizona republican., 1912-04-29

ing on the Single Tax" On the same
 evening there will be an organization
 perfected by single taXers from all
 parts of the state.
 SUNDAY ARRlVALS-Among the Sunday arrivals at the Hotel Adams
 was a party from Winkelman com
 priSing R. T. Jones, T. w. Armstrong;
 and Gid Graham. Also A D. WeiI
 who crossed the line from Mexico, D. F
 DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.-Hon. Frank NJ. Murphy accompanied by F. P. Cruse. and George G. Tunen ar rived at the Hotel Adams late last evening from Castle Hot Springs. where the distinguished party has been spending a few days.
 SUNDAY FlRE-A call from box 23 skiddooed the fire department early Sunday afternoon to the club stables on North Central avenue. When the hose laddies reached the anticipated cOnflagration it had also twenty threed. The blaze. what there was of it. was in a pile of combustibiles back of the stable but was ea5ily controlled without loss.
 DOWNING THE DEMoN-Very best efforts of a large number of well meaning citizens failed to put the saloons of Phoenix out of business Saturday night. The police gathered to the fold about forty who had done i their best to reduce the visible sup 1 ply, and this afternoon Judge Thomas will have an unusually large class before him.
 HELPING OUT-Superior Judge F. J. Duffy who is here from Santa Cruz county where he deals in decisions. and iniunctions and other law sup plies will sit as member of the su- preme court of the state in several ! cases in which justice of the court ! is disqualified by reason of profes- Sional connection with the cause be- tfore his elevation to the bench l CLASSY FURNITURE-The Dono-
 frio- Bury company has installed a l complete new equipment of furniture 1 in the ice cream parlors of that con ] ccrn. The tables are smaller than i the old ones, thus increasing both aisle space and seating capacity. Both ta- ] bles and chairs are of solid mahogany
 nickle trimmed. The parlor now has a seating capacity of two hundred ] twenty y-fiVc.
 BENEFIT-ManaGc Mullen. of the 1 WiSwam theatcr has donated twelve Hundred tickets for Tuesday evening Ito be sold for the benefit of Miss Lola LOuden. The case has been care i fully investigated and is said to be
 a most deserving one. The young
 woman is very ill and her mother is desirOus of returning to Colorado with
 her daughter. They are without means
 and in an almost destitute condition. l HOSS AND HOSS-City recorder
 and his assistants are busy preparing 1 the second and fourth ward registra
 tion lists for the printer. There are Inearly eight thousand names on the
 roll for two wards. which is cOnsid
 cred a good showing for an off year. i The completed table will show the registry in the two wards pretty 1 evenly divided with the fourth having a shade the better of the argument. SUNDAY WORK.-The Barber As ] phalt paving company kept it's pav- 1 ing gang at work on West Jefferson 1 street all day yesterday The company 1 has lot of contracts ahead and finds | it necessary to utilize every day. The l excavating work is now nearly finish ed on Jefferson street from Third to i Central avenues. and the cement gangs will start operations soon on that l thoroughfare.
 1 SCHUBERT'S TONIGHT. The | Schubert's musical artists of unusual | talent. will be heard tonight at the l Adams street school. The concert $ 1 a number on the Y. NJ. c. A. course and music lovers are anticipating one 1 of the treats of the season. The, la | dies were heard at the association meeting yesterday afternoon and thelr work greatly appreciated. Rev Wa- l liam J. Scarlett, vice rector Of Irln- l itv procatheJral delivered the ad- | dress. His theme was Peace.
 BUSY DAYS.-Nevef before in the
 1 history of Phoenix has there been so
 | lively spring in either business or
 social circles This condition of pros
 perity is especially apparent about the
 leading hotels, which in spite of great
 iIy increased accommodations are ire
 ouentlv seriously embarrassed to find
 l a place wherein to stow away thelr
 1 guests. Hundreds of thousands of
 dollars are being spent on pubic
 
 ii summer is assured
 HOMES FOR ESS-State Superintendent of ChildrenS Home society, of California writes The Re- Il publican as follows: We want 10 | find homes just now for twenty-five boys from five to twelve years o1 , age. This is straight legitimate , charity of the most practical ana helpful kind. This society has been at work in California for twenty years and it is universally approved and commended. Please assist us in making known the want of homes among the readers of your paper. FOR SUMMER OUTlNG-The Evans school near Mesa has closed it's books for the summer and in ac- cordance with custom the boys have most of them taken to the hills, for an annual mountain vacation is one of the attractive features of the curriculum. Those who prefer may return to their homes for their va cations and among these is Archie Roosevelt who left Saturday night