Arizona republican., 1912-04-02

taken on a journey through Spain, the views to be shown by Miss Bartlett Another interesting pro gram number is Spanish dance by Miss Kingman. It is announced that have the privilege of bringing as many othr friends as they pleasn by plying the admission price of 25 cents each.
 GRAVES IS HOME-N. C. Graves, Of this city has returned homo after l week spent in Prescott.
 CHARTER MiSSiON.-The fi- nal meeting of the Phoenix charter commission to pass on the finished document. will be held this evening It will be an important meeting and all members are urged to be present LOTS OF STAMPS-Phoenix is growing all the time. The pOstoffice receipts tell the story. In March the
 receipts for stamp sales reached s.,
 9566 as compared with $6.3GT14 for
 the same month a year ago, an in- crease of Sl,5SS.7S.
 MOREll FUNERAL-Funeral ser vices of II. J. Morell will be held at Mohn & DriscOlI parlors Wednesday al . r. NJ. conducted by Rev. Deere.
 The remains will be taken to Osage
 City his old home for interment. ac companied by his son Chester oi Leavenworth. Kans.
 WiLLlTS HOLD COURT-Dcputy United States Marshal D. N. Willits, of Tucson occupied a position of great power for about fifteen seconds yesterday morning when he called the April term of the United States dis trict court to order. Then he spoiled it by adjourning the said court until the fifteenth of the month. POLICE BALL-Chief of police A. J Moore is about to begin active work upon arrangements for the grand police ball which will be held April fifteenth in Patrick Hall which has been donated for the occasion. The chief expects to dispose of at least d thousand tickets The TO cet, ,ls from the bah will go to a ic- serving local institution.
 JUDGE CAMPBELL LEAVES Judge John II. Campbell. of Tucson, left yesterday for Florence where he conferred with d number of citizens interested in the Casa Grande pro- ject. Judge Campbell is attorney for the Casa Granle Water Users aSso- citation and forcsses great things for that section Of unredcemed country The judge win be in Phoenix again before returning to Tucson. sRIcKMEN oRGANIZE-Thc Brick Contractors association filed articles Of incorporation yesterday. The new company is composed of Phoenix contractors and its purpose is (" build. and repair buildings. deal in ] real estate and do such things as an Arizona charter make possible. The incorporatorS are Charles II. Corri-
 gan. IT, F. Myers. J. W Sutherland. John II Pope. William c. Armstrong, John ! Corrig1n. ! F. Sims and J. l.. Perry.
 WANT TO kNOW-Thc depart mrnt of agriculture iS seeking infor- nation 0f the types of farming prac- ticed in the Salt River valley. The kinds of tillage that produce the best l results and why; the factors enter [
 1 ing into success and the factors con- tributing to failure ot crops if any l there be Secretary Welch of the ! board of trade has been asked to furnish the department with list of representative names to whom the department experts may write and secure at first hand the information desired
 POLICE COURT-Besides the usual assembiage of plain and fancy trunks in police court yesterday afternoon Jesus Hernandez was given SEQ or twenty days for carrying q concealed weapon: said weapon being paTiic- ularly vicious looking disappearing | dirk that would greatly disaIrange aryones interior department if sent 1 on tour Of inspection. T.. Martinez riel to break into q house it Five 1 Points, but police captain II. Me Donald said that his prisoner was too ! drunk to make d good job of 1t. A fifteen day sentence fell to his lot 1 Frank Conway paid a fifteen dollar fine for speeding.
 SUCCESSFUL BALL - Phoenix Company Uniform Rank No. l were 1 hosts at an unusually delightful ball given last evening at K. of r. hall which was crowded throughout the evening with happy dancers Besse's | orchestra provided music, and during the evening refreshments were serv- 1 ed. The hall was beautifully .leco- | rated and stately lilies, the floral em- | blem of the order were tastefulIy dis ! played in artistic profusion. A fine | picture Of Brigadier General J. O. | Royer has been hung and magnifi- | gently framed. the work exciting the admiration of the throngs' attending 1 the ball.
 1 HELD TO ANSWER-Six sheep men accused by the government of grazing their sheep on government ! forest reserve without a permit were given a hearing yesterday in United l States Commissioner c. W. John stones court. The evidence was
 | deemed sufficient to hold the dcfen1-