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 Tempe News: Ramon Flores, the hay thief, was yesterday afternoon sen- fenced to 100 days in the county jail, by Judge o. c. Smith. MT. Cummings says that he has been missing hay for several months and places his loss at about five tons.
 Jose Martinez, the Mexican who was arrested on charge of robbing Ger man painter he had been on carouse with, was tried yesterday by Recorder Jobs. The recorder found no evidence that a robbery had been committed, but sent Martinez below for ten days for being drunk and disorderly.
 The Phoenix Baptist Young Peoples' Union have arranged program of es- pecial interest next Sunday night at the Baptist church. Invitations have been sent out. The subject will be about the annual convention oi The Baptist Young Peoples Union of America, held at Baltimore couple of weeks ago.
 Peter Kitchen, who died Monday in Tucson, was buried yesterday evening at o'clock. The funeral was under the auspices of the association of Arz. moves a remarkable man and the name and deeds of ''Pete" Kitchen, as he was known, will long be kept in memory in this region.
 Ground was broken yesterday on the corner of First and Washington streets for the new north and south railway. The work will now be pushed with vigor until the track is built into the Brill addition. All the ties for the road are on the ground and the rails for over 8 mile of the track are here and the re. maining rails are daily expected.
 The bee men of the valley last night shipped three cars of honey to New York, and tonight will ship three more. A couple of cars of tonight's consign- ment will go to Chicago. The honey business of the valley is rapidly taking forward strides and will soon become one of most important business in the valley.
 Los Angeles Herald: Harry B. St. Claire, Phoenix, Ariz., assessor of Mari copa county, with his family, arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday. His wife and children have gone to visit for few days in San Diego. On their return to this city they will go to Long Beach, where MT. St. Clair has rented cottage for the summer.
 Los Angeles Herald: J. L. B. Alex. ander, business man of means and a staunch Democrat with strong polite al following in Phoenix, Arlz., arrived last Saturday. His wife and daughter are spending the summer here. After remaining few days with them MT. Alexander will return to Phoenix, com ing back later on.
 Tempe News: Contractor Napier in. forms us that he has now on the ground one-half of the necessary cut stone trimmings for the new Normal building. The stone is from the Flagstaff quarries and is made ready for the walls before it is loaded onto the cars. The work of making brick is progressing very satis. factorily, and 1t is expected that work on the building will be instituted early next month.
 The suit club being organized by the Sol Levi Tailoring company, ought to be easily filled. There will be 40 mem bers, and every member will draw a suit. The first to draw will pay $5 and the last $30. The suits will be tailor made and such as usually sell for $40. An opportunity is here offered to obtain suit practically free, and the reputa. tion enjoyed by the Lew boys is a guarantee that the whole affair will be conducted upon reliable business prin. ciples. All of the members of the last club organized by them have drawn their suits, and they are forty of the proudest and best dressed men in town.
 Tucson Citizen: The home of MT. and Mrs. W. R. Perry on South Stone avenue was struck by lightning about 12 o'clock and shortly after the family had retired for the night. The bolt first struck the gable of the house which faces north, then ran east about four. teen feet, tearing off the shingles for two feet wide along it's course, then turned down and into the dining room tearing furrow in the wall as it passed A dresser filled with dishes and fruit was simply pulverized. It then passed through the adobe, boring 8 hole about one and one-fourth inches in diameter and entered the ground on the outside The hole where it entered the earth If about ten inches in diameter and abou eighteen inches deep.