Arizona republican., 1900-07-17
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 NO ARRESTS. -Wheelmen took warning from the police department and last night not rider was seen without a light on his bicycle, despite
 the increased watchfulness of the of ficers.
 BARBER A THIEF. D. E. Flower, a barber, who practices his profession on First street, between Monroe and Adams streets. was arrested yesterday on charge of larceny. Herman Gun ther, a neighbor, who conducts a gun and repair shop. maoe the complaint. asserting that Flower had stolen a revolver and a knife from him. The barber pleaded guilty in Justice John stones court and will have judgment pronounced upon him tomorrow.
 GARCIA ON A TANTRUM.- Andy Garcia was intoXicat5d Sunday. That fact alone was not unusual, but the load that Garcia carried was extraor- dinary and drew him into serious trou- ble. Early in the morning he began to assert hirls If. out in the Irvine addi- tion, where his family recently took up it's abode. He created a terrible commotion and frightened several wo- men and children by threatening to kill th5m. The police were finally called and Garcia was incarcerated in the bastile. Today Recorder Jobs de- .ided that the drunk was of such a Pretentious character as to require ten days board at the eXpeEse of the city.
 THE PRICE OF A DRUNK.-Some men become intoxicated at the sugges- ton of a drink, while others require several gallons of inspiration to put them in the spirituOus. mood. Fran cisco Garcia belongs to the latter class. undoubtedly. He and three CT four other MeXicans were before Recorder Jobs, yesterday morning on charges of drunk and disorderly. They all pleaded guilty but Garcia. T don't think was drunk. I hadn't had much to drink" he told the judge. How much did you have?" queried that official "We1l, I only drank $3 worth of beer Sunday" replied the Mexican. H. will spend five days under the care of the prison keeper.
 NEW HOURS OF WORSHIP.-The Presbyterians have decided upon an innovation which will be put into op- eration next Sunday. Their Sunday school will be held at 9 o'clock in the morning and preaching service will fol- low immediately. The two services will be one hour and a half in length, the preaching service, therefore, will begin at 9:45 o'clock. ' is hoped that this ex- pertinent will add to the effectiveness of the services by taking advantage of the earlier hours, when the church building is not so warm. The evening service is a combination of Christian Endeavor and sermon, holding from to o'clock. The pastor was here yes terday. and will remain in town in- definitely.
 PHOENIX SUMMER COLONY.-J. E. Peers has just returned from a fly ing visit to Iron Springs. While there he was the guest of Frank Alkire. He reports a glorious climate and an abundance of good water. A report has been current here that the water supply was short but MT. Peers says there is water enough for three times the number of families now there. The spring is cemented and covered, so that no leaves or dirt can fall into the water. There are over 200 people in camp now and not case of sickness them. He says he felt perfectly at home. as the campers are all well known Phoenix people. He also said that though within seven miles of Pres