Arizona republican., 1901-03-07

and hopes to be ready to place his
 work on exhibition in about six weeks.
 MIR. MALLS ARRIVAL-Mr. J. T.
 Mahl, engineer of construction on the
 Atlantic system of the Southern Pa
 ciflc. arrived here yesterday morning in his private car San Jacinto, and will spend several days in the city.
 He suffered an attack of la grippe some time ago and came here for a short rest and relaxation from his ar duous duties. Superintendent B. F. Porter took him for ride yesterday and he expressed himself as highly pleased with what he saw. He visited 'the Indian school, ..,e capitol and ether places of interest.Mr. Mahl visited
 Phoenix for day some eleven years ago. but says the improvements since
 then are very notable and highly cred itable to the city.
 O. w. STEWART COMING.- On next Sunday evening at o'clock Oli- yer w. Stewart of Illinois. chairman of
 the national committee of the Drohib- itionist party. will deliver an address in the Presbyterian church to young people on Christian Citizenship" The hour has been fixed early in the even ing so as not to conflict with church services later in the evening. It Is probable that the young peoples so- cieties of other churches will unite in the meeting. The Y. F. S. c. E. of the Christian church has already an
 nounced that it would do so, instead of holding it's regular session. Mir. Stew art is well known throughout the Unit ed States as a gifted orator, and has many friends and admirers in Phoe- nix. Before entering so actively in the temperance reform work as a Good Templar and prohibitionist lecturer, he
 was prominent preacher in the Christian church. of Illinois. He is now on his way to California.
 FINDING BEDROCK. A gentle. man who came down from Camp Me Dowell recently says the geological survey is making rapid progress with the work in hand now. The water has receded sufficiently for the boring ap- paratus to work almost in mid-stream, and about nine holes have been sunk, six of them to bedrock. Most of the holes, of course, are near the side of the channel, but two or three are in mfd-stream. and in one at least bed rock has been found at the depth of fifty-two feet. Work is being done on another hole which, 1t Is believed, will be the deepest place found to bedrock, and though it is a trifie deeper than the fifty-two-foot hole, it is believed the solid bottom will be touched very
 shortly, perhaps may have been found by this time. The Republicans in
 formant said the engineers were run | ming a double line of holes across the
 channel some distance apart in order | to be sure of having found solid and | continuous ledge.
 JUSTICE BURNETTS COURT.--In l Justice Burnett's court yesterday | Stefanie Diaz and Antonio Diaz made complaint against Francisco Robles | for disturbing the peace and using
 vulgar language. The trial of the case | brought out the fact that a duel of | vulgar and profane words had been
 engaged In over the trespassing con- 1 duct of the chickens of one of the | parties. The judgment of the cour: | was that the defendant be fined $10. | and the fine be suspended during good
 behavior. Jose Miguel Charles and | Fred Tomasio. the two Indians who were arrested for stealing bicycles.
 were each given sixty days in the county jail. They pleaded guilty to | having stolen a wheel belonging to L..
 F. Hoffman. an employe of the Indian | school, and another from Thomas Whitney. Whitney's wheel was stolen from the Catholic church and was re- covered on the reservation by Deputy |