Arizona republican., 1913-03-05

CLASSMEN ELECT-The seniors of the high school yesterday elected Victor BenenatO captain of the class baseball team.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED-A license to marry was issued yesterday to Adam P DiIler and Laura Ella Sut- ter both of Maricopa county
 THE COLLEGE CLUB-There will he a meeting of the College club at the Arizona School of Music at half past three o'clock this afternoon.
 TENNIS IN P. H. S.-A class ten. his series will soon begin at the high school, and Jean Armstrong and Don aid Chipperfield were yesterday elect, ed to manage the senior team.
 $500 HIS BAlL-Gregorio Torres was arra igned in Judge Johnstone's court yesterday on charge of petit larceny and held to answer in the superior court in the sum of three hundred dol lars.
 TO RECOVER CATTLE-J. R. Bid stituted a suit to repleVin a herd of cattle now in the possession of C. w. Dean and Clay Hockett. All parties concerned are residents of the Buck eye district
 HEELYER IN TOWN-S. B. Heel yer, representing Foley and company spent Sunday and Monday in Phoe- nix. Foley and company are manu- lecturers of the well known remedies -Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley's Honey and Tar
 RETURNS TO TUCSON-Major Charles F. Hine, who has been in this section for the past two days in specting the Arizona Eastern system returned last night to his home in Tucson
 SPECIAL NORDICA CONCERT TRAIN-A special train will be run from Tempe to Phoenix and return on Friday evening for the benefit of Tempeites wishing to attend the Nor dica concert. The train will return to Tempe after the performance
 w. C. T. U. TO MEET-The w c. T. U. will meet at the Home No. 227 w. Monroe street. Thursday March 9th at 2:15 P. M. Miss Margie P. Moore field secretary of the national Y w C. A for Arizona will made an address followed by a symposium on Current Events" A cordial invitation is eX- tended to the public. Mrs. Clara Watts Wing will lead and Mrs. G. N Baker hostess
 HARBEN BACK AGAIN.-Georgc Harben. one of the earnest protas- onists for the proposed county of Hunt. who is mentioned as the county attorney for that county if the division is ever made, came in yesterday to look after the interests of the county division bill He at tended the democratic banquet last night
 T. A. FLYNN HERE.-Thomas A Flynn. formerly a law partner of Senator Henry Ashurst, and for some time prosecuting attorney for the district of Coconino county. and now prominently mentioned as United States district attorney under the democratic administration. came down from his home in Flagstaff yesterday. and will spend few days in Phooniv
 FRANK C. EARLE DiES-Frank C. Earle one of the best known shelter men in the entire southwest died sud ! night Mir Ecarle was a frequent visi- tor in Phoenix in his capacity as man. a ger of the interests of the American Smelling and Refining company in West Texas and Arizona. For years he was manager of the Fl Paso Smel- ter and he had largely to do with the erection of the big smelter at Hayden. SLOAN RETIRES-With his doffing of the robe of office yesterday after noon, Federal Judge Richard F. Sloan, formerly governor of the territory of Arizona, left that robe in his dressing room for the last time. The long fight on Judge Sloans confirmation before the senate of the United States will no doubt be well recOllccted in PhOe- nix He had not been in office as long i as it took to secure it when the change { in administration came He autOmat- l icalIy retired with the inauguration of President Wilson.
 MORE FURNITURE-Three car | loads of furniture are expected this week for the new federal building. | The consignment ought to be in by 1 this afternoon, but may not get here 1 before the end of the week. This is | part of the furniture that was order ed by contract in the east. Awaiting | it's arrival the engineer of the build | ing, who has charge of the work in 1 side and out. has delayed the gen 1 eral end to end clean up. In day
 or so when all the stuff is in place 1 the janitors will get together and organize riot of scrubbing and | dusting.