Arizona republican., 1913-05-27
MUSICAL RECITAL TONIGHT

l MUSICAL RECITAL TONIGHT - Tonight at the Arizona School of l Music Miss Ona Eblen will play piano graduation recital assisted with
 vocal numbers by Miss Dorothea Packard. The program will begin at s 30 o'clock and the public is cor | diqIly invited
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Ernest Me ! Aulay. Tucson; Zena Russell, Gila 1 Bend; NJ. $. Delhanty, Phoenix;
 David KiIe Phoenix; George Ham,
 lin, Relief, Minn.; Mrs L. w. En-
 rich. Los Angeles; H. E. Villon, Phoe-
 nix; " $. Hewitt, Kelvin; J. H. Brew,
 Ray; J. w. Gidner Payson.
 CREIGHTON DISTRICT PICNIC-
 There will be d picnic at the Creigh-
 ton district school house on Thurs l day May 29, the day of the local option election. The Parent Teach CTS association of the district in vites all the voters of the district to join in the basket picnic at the noon hour.
 OFF FOR THE COAST-Miss He l lena Johnson. daughter of D. M. i Johnson the local shoe man, left Friday to join her mother on the
 Pacific coast. The will visit all the places of interest in Southern Cal ifOrnia before Mrs. Johnson returns one month hence Miss Johnson however will not return until along 1 in the fall.
 MINE TAX BLANkS.-The three members of the state tax commission together with Secretary J. L. Boyce, are busily engaged in formulating blanks for the return of the valuation of the mines of the state. These blanks
 
 in the state The returns are then made direct to the state tax cOmmis- sion. All other property however, is 1 assessed by the county assessors. JUDGE KEARNEY HERE.-Attor- 1 neY l.. Kearney, one of the leading | lawyers of Clifton, is registered at the | Commercial hotel. having been called | to Phoenix to argue two or three
 cases before the Supreme Court The 1 Judge says that he likes Phoenix better ever time he comes here but ! that Clifton looks good to him and he ] intends to spend most of his time there attending to the good practice he enjoys.
 TWO EXTRADITIONS Hunt yesterday granted the requisi- 1 tion of the governor of Nevada for the | persons of two Greeks. wanted in the 1 Silver state for grand larceny, who i have been apprehended by the author 1 ities of Gila county and are now in | the county jail at Globe. The Greeks names are Jim and Gust Xidas. De putty Sheriff Albert Millick of White l Pine county. Nevada. was named as | the agent of the governor of Nevada. ! PAT ARNOLD HERE Patrick 1 Henry Arnold who sells dry goods and things to the merchants of 1 Phoenix and other parts of Arizona. arrived here yesterday morning and 1 is greeting his many friends. Some how Pat hasn't been in Phoenix quite as much of late as formerly and his absence has been frequently noted But he has promised not to i let it happen again and so peace l once more reigns in dry goods cir cles.
 | LATOURETTE GETS THE FLAG.- ] Lyman D LaTourette, student of l the University of Arizona now in his
 senior year, has been presented with the flag which has for some time l flown over the campus of the Uuni- 1 versity. It was the wish of the late ! Captain Powell, late military inStruC ! tor at the varsity, that the flag be 1 presented to the man in the Univers- l ity who has taken the greatest inter l est in the cadet battalion. LaTOurette 1 received the flag
 DELANEY HERE,-M. $. Delanty, representative for the Brunswick 1 Bake Collender company, is in Phoe- i nix for few days. In fact in reg 1 istering at the Commercial hotel he tacks Phoenix" after his name. Del anty called on the chief of police day or two ago and presented to him 1 a handsome hardwood. pearl inlaid, 1 dress night stick, tassel and all. It | is one of the niftiest batons ever seen
 in Phoenix and is highly prized by l Chief Moore. It was turned out of
 the Brunswick factories in Michigan. PATTEE LEAVES TODAY-Hon. ] s. L. Pattee, code commissioner of the 1 state, who has been in the city since 1 the close of the legislature in connec 1 tiOn with his work of code revision,
 will leave this evening for his home | in Tucson where he will continue the | work of preparing the manuscript for ! the. revised statutes of the state. It is
 understood the revised statutes this
 year will be printed in two volumes,
 one for the penal statutes and the Oth-
 CT for the civil code. The publication
 and sale of the work is in the hands 1 of the secretary of the state.
 EMPIRE STATES ELECT-At the annual meeting of the Empire State 1 society held last evening, Mrs. w. M.
 Higgins was elected president for the
 ensuing year; Mrs. w. H. McKean,
 vice president: Mrs. w. D. O'Neil,
 secretary. and Mr. w. M. Higgins, | treasurer. MT H. P. Lindsey, the re-
 tiring president made a short speech 1 apropos to the induction of the new l officers into office which was respond ed to by the different officers elect. | Monday evening June 2, at o'clock, was selected as the time of the ban 1 quet to be given to the Pennsylvania l society, and MT. Lindsey was elected | to officiate as tOastmaster for the oc-