Arizona republican., 1912-03-07

entering Phoenix at this time. The
 hotels are filled. and those who come
 are very appreciative of the wonder
 full brand of climate on tap here
 abouts during March
 FOR THE LAND sHoW.-Two
 crates of framed pictures and photo
 graphs and four boxes of printed
 matter were shipped yesterday by the board of trade. to the Los An geles land show. which will be held from March F to March 2S.
 1 AN ORANGE ExPERT.-Sidney B. Fithan of Redlands. Cal, does not specify on the Adams register that
 he is an orange expert but every
 one in Redlands is. Next to those
 grown in Arizona, the Redlands fruit
 has first call on the eastern mar
 ket.
 NOT AN iNSURRECTO.-Ver A.
 Hart has left the stress of the revo-
 lution behind him to spend a few
 days in the normal hustle and activ- ity of a normal growing American | city. MT Hart registers at the Adams from Cananea, Sonora, but he is not
 an insurrecto.
 PUPILS REcITAL.-Friday morn- ing at the Arizona School of Music an advanced pupils recital will be
 presented by pulls from the piano. vocal. violin, elocution, and dancing departments. The program will be- | gin at S:l5 o'clock and is open to the public.
 | EXAMINATIONS IN PROGRESS.- | Civil service examinations were in progress yesterday and will be today. at the office of the surveyor general. for general teacher and teacher of domestic science. both in the Indian service. There is one applicant in each instance.
 BAR ASSOCIATION-The Arizona | Bar Association viii hold its annual meeting in Phoenix on March 18th. An exceptionally large attendance is l looked for because both the legislature
 and the supreme court will be in ses- ! sion at that time. The first day of the convention will conclude with ban | quet at the Hotel Adams.
 DOES GOOD WoRK.-Rev. J. NJ. White is spending a few days at St Luke's home, the guest of the super intendent. Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks MT. White is to assist in the mission ary work of the Episcopal diocese of Arizona in the northern counties. es- pecially along the line of the Santa Fe railroad.
 HASTINGS PRoMoTED-Paul P Hastings. general freight and passen- ger agent for the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix lines of the Santa Fe system. with headquarters at Prescott has been promoted to have charge of interstate commerce commission mat ters at the San Francisco offices.
 DEATH OF A CHILD-Clarence. the I two-year- son of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Dobson, oF 1145 Eas: Fillmore street. died Tuesday morning at 1 :35, of men ingitis, after an illness of two weeks. The funeral was held yesterday after noon at the chape, of Moore X McLel- Ian. Rev. J. Harvey Deere officiating, interment in Greenwood.
 SOME WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE.-I Among the we'll known people reg iStered yesterday at the Commercial were: M. F. Patton of Ash Fork: C. s. McNatt of Casa Grande: Charles F. Larson of Hillside: D. G. Lorenzi of Vicksburg: NJ. H. Harrison of Florence. and w. E. Douglas of Fl Paso.
 GOOD WORk.-The county tuber- culosis hospital on the Tempe road is filling a long felt want this win ter in relieving the county hospital of this class of cases. There are at present twenty patients in the hos pital of this class of cases. There are at present twenty patients in the hospital, very nearly the institutions capacity.
 AWNING sURNED.-An ugly look ing hole has been burned in the fine new awning about the Goodrich block. The fire was caused by a l match or cigar stub thrown from an upper window. There was consider able smoke and some excitement while the fire was in progress. but the services of the firemen were not required.
 CITY OF AUTOS.-Phoenix main- tains its reputation as q city of autos 1 Since the first of the year 58 licenses have been issued. This is an average of 20 new cars per month which is about the clip maintained for d year or more. Of the 5S varieties of buzz vehicles acquired by the local en- thusiasts since New Years day. Is are attached to motorcycles. The 1 last license issued is number 792
 DEAF MUTEs RELEASED.-Man-l uel Beltran and Giliario Doe. deaf and dumb Mexicans arrested a few ! days ago charged with breaking into l box car. were given hearing yes terday by United States Commits | sioner Johnstone. The prisoners de- | tended themselves in the sign Ian- guage to such good effect that the | case was dismissed.
 HELD FOR TRlAL.-W. C. Meek | and T. L. Knowles, the Hayden men | who were arrested last week through | the agency of w. J. Burns opera tive. on charge of misappropriating checks, were arraigned yesterday aft