Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

follows:
 Tuesday, March 31-2 p. m. Base ball. p. m. Band concert
 Wednesday, April 1-9 d. m. Base ball , p. m. Returned students students reception.
 Friday. April 3-9:30 a. m. Ath etc sports. ? ?. m. Five-mile race. 3 D. m. Baseball 7:30 D. m. Band concert. S:15 D. m. Junior de- clamation contest
 DON SUTOR HERE-Don L. Sutor. the mining machinery man of Fl Paso, who bosses the operations of the Sulli- van Machinery Company for this sec ton is again in the city from his home in the Pass City.
 LITTLE ESTRELLA BURiED-Man- uel Estrelle. the six year old son of MT. and Mrs. Estrella of this city. was buried in the old cemetery on Fifteenth Avenue yesterday. The funeral oc- cured from the parlors of Merryman and Hayt.
 REMAINS SHIPPED TO DENVER The remains of Paul D. Roberts, d minin. engineer Of Reno. Nevada, who died in this city on Thursday. were shipped to Denver. Colorado for inter- ment yesterday Icy Merryman and Hayt. They were accompanied by the wife and two children of the deceased.
 CAME TO BROTHERS RELIEF - Bert HollingsWorth arrived last night ! ffe,. I,i +laov- Joe. Another brother Charles will shortly come from Los Angeles. Friends will be pleased to learn that there are prospects of the sick mans early recovery.
 FUNERAL OF o. N. WOODs-The funeral of o. \. Wood, who committed suicide last Thursday was held from the parlors of Merryman and Hayt yesterday afternoon. A service was also held at the Peoples Mission of which he was a member, Rev Weaver Hess conducting the service Inter ment took place in Greenwood
 ZEIGLAR REMAINS SHIPPED - The remains of Howard E. Zeiglar who came to Phoenix several months ago out of Mexico, where his>mining opera tiors were interferred with by the Mexican revolution. were shipped by Merryman and Hayt yesterday to Ash land. Kentucky. A brother who came here accompanied the body.
 CITY MANAGER CANDIDATES - The matter of foremost interest in Phoenix now is the identity of the city manager The names of several candi- dates active and receptive have been mentioned and there are rumOrs as to the attitude of the mayor and the com missioners toward the different men whose names have been mentioned but generally the officials say that they are of an open mind. Those who have been named as candidates are Robert Craig Clinton Campbell, H. M Lewis and r. J. Blount.
 TAX COMMISSION RETURNS - The state tax commission returned on Friday evening from Ray and Hayden where a trip of inspection was taken on Wednesday for the purpose of look ing over the operations of the Ameri- can Smelling and Refining shelter at Hayden and the concentrator there of the Ray Consolidated A trip was also taken to the mines at Ray and Kelvin The next trip to be made by the com mission will be to Bisbee and Douglas next week to look into the installation of the Somers system there.
 AN OLD PHOENlCIAN RETURNS A. s. Mills. for many years a resident of Phoenix, returned last night after an absence of seven years ard discovered a revelation. He will Possibly remain. MT Mills first came to Phoenix twenty three years ago. and for some years he was connected with The Republican, Later he started a weekly. the Satur- day Review and still later started the Enterprise, an afternoon daily whose lineal descendant was the Democrat. After selling his interest in the Enterprise, Mir. Mills en2agel T mining and became superintendent for the Oriental Mining company. In 1907 he returned to hls home in Kansas and engaged in farming
 20 pounds best granulated sugar 95c Friday and Saturday. McKee's Cash