Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

NeVinS of New York is here
 CHICAGO PEoPLE-L Franklin and wife of Chicago are here.
 DENVER MAN.. B. Youngs of Denver is in the city on business.
 TUCSON COUPLE-H. l.. Waters and wife of Tucson are in Phoenix
 DENVER MEN.-F l.. Dixon and H. F. Madison of Denver are in town.
 FROM THE WINDY cITY.-S. S Phillips of Chicago is in town to do business.
 IN PHOENIX.-C. R. Graves of Los Angeles is in the city to transact business.
 FLORENCE REPRESENTATIVES. P NJ Fulton and wife of Florence are in the city
 ON BUSlNESS.-J c. McKibban of Philadelphia was in town yester day to look after business interests
 FROM PARiS.-L. Furlance of Paris. France. is in the city. He is in the valley to look after investment interests.
 CAMP FIRE ToDAY.-The Grand Army of the Republic will hold campfire this afternoon at o'clock in Pythian hall.
 WILL MEET TOOAY.-Tomorrow being holiday, the board of direct ors of the board of trade will meet this afternoon at D o'clock.
 TEMPE VISITORS-AIr Ike Porter and Mr i}. E. Porter of Iowa ;.is Ni>- itin@ thelr sister-in- law. AIrs. \. L. Porter and famil.', of Temp.
 SUPREME cOURT.-The supreme court has not vet found certain home for itself, though it is believed arrangements will be made to house it in the city hall.
 COMMITTEE MEETING.-Th citi- zeps' paving committee will meet this afternoon in the council chamber to consider further the advisability of proceeding with more street improve ment.
 JUDGE BAXTER HERE.-Frank Baxter. recently elected superior judge in Yuma county. was in Phoenix yes terday. en route to Nosales. where he will preside in the election con test case to be heard there today, Judge Duffy of Santa Cruz county being disqualified.
 DATES CHANGEO.-Ow to d hitch in the proceedings. it has been decided to change the date of the anniversary day of the Y. NJ. C. A. from Sunday. the 25th. to Sunday, March 3d. and the annual business
 Ta vet to he named.
 REVIVALIsT COMES ToDAY.- Rev. l.. M. Sanders, D. D.. of Fl Paso. Texas. will arrive in the city this afternoon and preach in the re- vival meeting being held at the A. NJ. F.. church tonight. Rev. Sanders comes highly recommended as a pow erfuI gospel preacher
 AN APPRECIATED GlFT-Joe Dillon. the secretary of the supreme court Of Arizona. yesterday received about the finest thing in stickpinS one could find in days search in Phoenix or anywhere else. l. is a diamond. surrounded by pearls. and is the gift of Malcolm Fraser of Prescott.
 FL NAVARRO DANCE-The com mittee arranging for the Fl Navarro club dance which will be held tonight announces that from the outlook the party wi'i be one of the hest of the season. Among the musical selections will be many patriotic airs in keeping with the occasion, the eve of Wash ington's birthday anniversary.
 VISITING PHOENIx-A. J. Kicker of Wisconsin, a friend of Tony Bright, is visiting Phoenix for few days en route to California. MT Kicker is the inventor of the Four Wheel Drive auto. a machine that has received much mention in the press and that was recently pronounced by a high official of the war department after a visit to the factory, as the best he ever saw.
 CONCERT POSTPONED.-The con cert which was to have been given by the Alberti Concert company at the Arizona School of Music tonight has been postponed. It is very likely the company will appear here some time the coming week, after a short trip into Texas. All members of the company are considered artists, and a program given by them would be great treat for Phoenix people.
 WANT TO KNOW DONOR-Col. Alex Q. Brodie has written F. F.. Kirk land from san Francisco saving that his son Alex O. Brodie Jr., has re- cefved a book the title of which is From Brodie tO Brodie". The sender does not give his name and the colonel is anxious to acknowledge receipt of the book and the family's apprecia- tion of it. If the donor will write to the Colonel or his son, or reveal his identity to Mir Kirkland. it will be appreciated by all concerned.
 RECEPTION FOR DR. HARKER.- A reception was held in honor of the new pastor. Rev. pr. Ray C. Harker, in the parlors of the First Methodist church last evening. between 200 and 300 people being present. An address of welcome was made by pr. <. J. Rogers. who is in charge of this missionary district. and was respond ed to by Dr. Har6er Both speeches were timely and entertaining and all