Arizona republican., 1898-01-31

PhCenlX aEOhner chance 10 snow now much they think of the band.
 Officers Molloy, Gilpin and Doheney set out last night to get at the bottom of the deviltry that has been going on in and about Phoenix for long time in the way of burglaries and hold ups for several months. Most peo- pie believed that these crimes were committed by hobos. These officers did not share this theory, but believed that they were committed by men who live off the earnings of fallen women, who are naturally the most accomplished criminals. They ac- cordingly arrested six of them last night and put them into jail on charges of vagrancy. They are known ta live off the wages of prostitutes, and the only doubt that has saved them heretofore was only technical. Of course there is no evidence to con- vict them of the crimes of burglary and robbery, but if the police court will support the officers and disregard technicalities, as police courts may always do, these undesirable citizens will be driven out of the country. These six are by no means all the men of that class, 50 that O'her ar rests will follow. Two women were taken up last night on a charge of soliciting.
 The new quarters of B company, N G. A., will be ready for occupancy in about sixty days and when it is properly installed the company will have the most convenient and rOOmy armory in the territory. At present B comp 3ny is at the head of the terri torial National Guard in many re- spects and is working hard to s>ay there. Over thirty enlisted men turned out on Thursday regardless of the weather. Captain Baldwin, uhe inspector general, complime. ted the company very highly in his report of the annual inspection. The insp-c ion YVES held here on the 18th of Decem- Der for the year 1897. At an eNatmi- nation of privates for promotion to cOrporals three were passed, Private B. B. Dund making one of the! best shOwings on record. The boys are pushing the sale of tickets for the play which is 5O be presented to the public by the Players club under the auspices of khe company. The play is entitled, "Old Virginia This is the first of series of entertainments which will be given, the object being to Ihise a little money to furnish and equip the new quar;ers, which will be in the new O'Neill block on the corner of Adams street and First av- enue.
 Hero is an opening for poultry discussion regarding the topic of wh ch the hen editor of The Republican pre- tends to know nothing: Since Sat urday night the main show window of Goldberg Bros. has been occupied by an incubator with its working clothes on. The pavement hes been occu- pied night and day by great crowds of men and women watching chickens born into this world of sin and misery All the new born chickens are white, or rather creamy yellow, which is the same thling. When this was remarked yesterday woman who attended ev-- cry session of the poultry show last week, said that the eggs had been specially selected with reference to the color of the chickens they contained. An ungallant individual took issue With her on two counts. The first was that it was impossible by looking at an egg to say anything about the kind of a chicken il would produce. Then He Waultu pC Det lndt uo peISou ou earth or in heaven or in the wakers under the eanth had ever seen a new born chicken of any other color. The first coat of down, he said, was always this color In a sIhorr time it is imperceptibly succeeded by another coat in which the colors that will stick to the chicken through life are blocked out, showing the black or brown or white feathers where to grow.
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