Arizona republican., 1912-03-02

LOST A PIN?-The chief of police has handsome Eks' insignia which was found in a local poolroom and awaits a claimant at headquarters.
 FREE ADMISSION. - The school children will be admitted free to the carnival grounds today though a fee of cents will be charged for ad- mission to each of the shows inside the grounds.
 WILL OPEN ToDAY-Hyder Bros. new store, on North Central avenue, occupying the former quarters of the Western Union, will open today at l o'clock. The public is invited to inspect the new establishment, which is one of the most attractive of its kind in the west
 INCORPORATION FEES. The amount of fees collected by the ter ritory and state during the month of February, for the filing of articles and other documents pertaining to interpretations. was $3,12120 This is the largest months business in that office since March of last year
 NIFTlEST CAR IN TOWN.-The grand prize in The Arizona Republi- cans Automobile Gold and Trip Con- test-the $500 Mitchell touring car. is on exhibition at Ceilings Vehicle and Harness Co, 32-24 k. Adams St. In one more week this elegant auto mobile will be the property of the contestant securing the largest num- Der of votes in the big contest.
 GONE, BUT WILL RETURN. - Judge and Mrs. S D. Stokes and their daughter, of Williamson, w. Va. left last night for their eastern home. after a residence here since Decem- Der Judge Stokes is counsel for the Norfolk & Western Railroad company. and is greatly pleased with this val ley. He says he will probably return here next fall with the intention of residing permanently
 TOURISTS ARRIVE.-Two parties of tourists arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday and are prepared to enjoy the advantages of an Arizona March One of the groups is composed of E. H. Foote and wife. R. w. Butler field, Mary Bullerfield and Mark Jew ell. of Grand Rapids, Mich. In the other party are D. A. Hemlee. Mir and Mrs. D. C. Hemlee and Mrs. c H. Schroeder, of Toledo. Ohio.
 SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL. - Edward Barfoot has evaded a reform school sentence several times by a narrow margin. Yesterday he was not so fortunate, and Superior Judge I l,f, Benson institution. Barfoot, who says he is 16 years old, is declared incor- rigible, and to have an unnatural de- sire for strong drink. The juvenile officers and court hope that a change of scene may show Edward the er- TOT of his way
 BUD" WATSON HERE.-S l.. (Bud) Watson, accompanied by Mrs. Watson and daughter, are among the guests at the Hotel Adams. MT. Wat son comes from Fairmount. w. Va. and is one of the big men of that state. financially and physically He is a brother of Senator Clarence w. Watson, active himself in politics, and enthusiastic over Phoenix and the valley. The Watsons are frequent visitors at Ingleside. where relatives are spending the season.
 A PAIR OF PANTS.-Alphonse Smith already had one pair of pants. Had he been without the necessary garment. the court might have looked with compassion upon his plea for mercy Instead, Smith. who was ac- cused of stealing a set of the un- mentionables from the New York store, was compelled to produce twen- ty. large, round dollars before he was again permitted to mingle with the tide of unrestricted traffic. Judge Johnstone heard the case and i'm posed the fine.
 SCHUMANN-H -HEINk SONGS.-It will be remembered that on the oc- casion of the visit of Madame Schu- mann Heink it had been arranged to distribute free among the audience copies of Ene eiish translations of the songs sung by the great artist. This was not done, for the reason that the little booklets were tied up in a railroad wreck near Albuquerque. They have now arrived and Prof. John Messinger has delivered copies to all the patrons of the concert whose names and addresses he had. Others who attended the concert and desire copies, may secure them by applying at Boehmer's drug store or at room 10, Board of Trade build ing
 CORPORATION REPORTS-How many business. mining and other cor porations in Phoenix have made their annual reports to the collector of in- ternal revenue for this district? Whats more to the point. how many have not? Under the law that has been in force for two or three years every corporation must file by March 1st a report of the business trans acted during the preceding year. If it amounts to S5,OO0 or more, cer- tain tax is required. but return must be made by every corporation | |. I.,,sr rfta.. Cg