Arizona republican., 1913-05-15

liam Sherlock Huggett, of Lordsburg,
n NJ, mother of l. H. 5. and Miss
Lillian Huggett. of this city, is spend
ing a fortnight in Phoenix visiting
her son and daughter.
FORD HOTEL-Geo. Bocan and
wife: Carrie Smith, Okla; j. B. Nc
Mally Prescott; r. d. Garfield, Lit
tie ella; j. T. Price, Santaparal; N
A. Clarkson, Los Angeles; Carrie
Van Grosbeck, Los Angeles; Mable
Clarkson fisherman, Los Angeles; A.
A Berger, Riverside, Cal; Riley
Johnston. Buckeye; Harold B. Ross,
Maricopa; DR.. Burt Ogburn, Ray;
H. H Ely and wife. city.
LOOK FOR YOUR NAME-Today
there are six more names hidden in the
classified ad. columns of The Republi
can Look for yours, and if it's there.
and it should be of course, just call
at The Republican office, and get two
seats for the Savoy Theater. The Sa-
voy has an excellent program of pic
lures, and those fortunate enough to
find their names and get seats, are
lucky indeed. Look right now.
PRESIDING ELDER RETURNS
Rev. ). NJ. Cheek, presiding elder OF
the Arizona district of the Methodist
Episcopal church South in Arizona,
has returned from his trip to Texas
where he went to attend the May
meetings of the general boards of
the church He reports a great time
While in Dallas. Returning to Ari-
zona he visited the Clifton and Dun
can charges in the regular round of
his duties.
w. c. r. u. TODAY-Mrs. Ellen
Broadbrooks Cole will be the leader
and Mrs F. Brady O'Nein will be
the hostess of the w. c. t. L. meet
ing this afternoon at the home 221
West Monroe street. beginning at
2:15 D. m promptly. A social hour
will follow the program at which
time the members will have the
pleasure of again meeting Mrs. j. L.
Rice. of Los Angeles, former white
ribbon worker of Phoenix
FUNERAL OF CHAS. A. SMITH
The funeral of the late Charles a.
Smith, secretary of the Arizona cor
poration commission, will be held
this afternoon from the residence of
the deceased secretary 118 North
Eighteenth avenue. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted by the mem
bers OF the LOYAL order of Moose.
out of respect for Mr.. Smith the Of
fices of the corporation commission
will be closed all the afternoon to-
day
NEGRO MUSIcALE-The young
men among the colored population es-
pecialFv those in attendance at the col
ored forum and the churches have or
ganized a musical club, under the lead
ership of Mrs. Frank Shirley, and
concert is to be given tonight at the
A NJ. +. church. beginning promptly
at S o'clock. There are a number OF
exceptionally fine voices among the
young colored men. Many who have
heard them sing believe them TO be the
EQUALS of the Williams Jubilee singers
who were here some time since.
FAIRBANKS BRIDGE STARTS
The work on the state highway
bridge over the San Pedro river
near Fairbanks will be started in
the course of a day or two under
the supervision of Assistant State
Engineer j. c. Ryan. who had charge
Of the work of the Tempe bridge.
Stanhope Irwin. of the engineers Of
flee a the statehouse, has been sent
To the camps as general timekeeper.
The contracts for supplies and pro-
visions and hardware for the camps
have heen let as follows: for lumber.
the Arizona Lumber company; for
groceries and provisions, the Fair
banks Commercial company; for
hardware, the Doris Heyman COM
pany of Phoenix. The bids were
competitive and were entered from
all part of the state.
MAY GET PENSIONS SOON
Something more than year ago ten
Indians from the Pima and Maricopa
reservation through Adjutant General
Harris of the National Guard made APP
pIication to the United States bureau
of pensions for pensions for their SER
vices as members of the First Arizona
Infantry during the Civil war. These
Indians were all along loyal to the
United States, and when the Arizona
Infantry was organized they fully
equipped two companies OF these
men officers and all who We're Indians
| but ten or twelve remain. Pensions
were asked for them under the PEN
sion bill, and some of the men are en-
titled to back pensions Some of them
| are more than 100 years old. A letter
was received yesterday by the adJu-
| tant general saying that the COM
munication had been considered and
| that the pension examiner at San
| Francisco had been detailed to make
| the final investia gtion in the case and
that he will be in Phoenix on May %
| next.