Arizona republican., 1901-06-09

up 10 tne cnln, cleflcal raShlOn, ana the day men have turn down collars, sim- liar to the ordinary coat.
 WAITING TELEGRAMS-Tele have been received at the Western Union office for w. E. Stelgerida, Robt. Pringle and Fen s. Hildreth.
 DIR. MINTYRES CONDITION-Dr. Mcintyre was d little better than usual yesterday and though still quite sick it is believed his early recovery will follow.
 HEAVY RAINS.-Traveler from the north report that there have been re- cent heavy rains along the line of the Santa Fe Pacific and over in New Mex ico, in fact clear to the Colorado line.
 ADVENTIST SERvICES.-An illus trated discourse on Simple Prophecies of the Bible" will be given tonight at the Adventist church. corner Pierce and Third streets. The building will be we'll ventilated and comfortable. BAD BOYS.-Some bad boys have recently used their slngshots with very bad effect on the church in Churchilrs addition. Three windows have been broken and while the cul- prits are not known they are being watched for.
 FIRE POLICE.-J. A. KurtZ, Claude J. Arthur and Jack Kersting were yea- terday sworn in as special fire police. IL must not be understood that all these recent additions to the force are on account of the picnic today, but they are the usual appointments made each year to serve especially at fires. Still. if they have an opportunity to catch a red handed murderer at any time they will be permitted to do so.
 K. OF P. ELECTION.-At the reg ular election officers of the Knights of Pythias lodge of Phoenix on Friday night, the following were chosen: s. Easterling. chancellor commander; c. w. Barnett, vice chancellor Harry Hart. keeper of records and seals; George D. Christy, master at arms; R. l.. Comfort, prelate: George Gam, master of finance; B. F. Porter, mas ter of exchequer; A. l.. DeMund, trus- tee; J. H. Langston. master of work; P. A. Gilmore, outside guard
 SACRED CONCERT.-There will be a choir concert at the First Congrega tional church tonight which will be treat to music lovers. There will be long and varied programme of sacred music. all choice selections. by the chorus choir of twenty-five voices In q ldition Professor Shaw will render or gan solos and there will be number of vocal solos and quartettes by the best local talent in the city. It will
 ( .-t. al nT ship. to the delight of both the heart and the ear.
 HOUSE BUILDING.-H. I. Latham | will tomorrow begin the construction | of nice residence on his forty-acre | tract jst west. and north of the toil gate. It will be a brick house or seven or eight rooms, plastered over and of the Mission style of architec- ture He expects to occupy the bulld- ing himself Mrs Half will also begin. | in the near future, the construction ot a handsome brick residence just north | of Mir. Latham's place. It will be ten or twelve-room structure and VIII cost several thousand dollars.
 AN INHARMONIOUS JURY.-The | trial of the damage suit of Thomas n. l
  Light company. was concluded in dis | trict court yesterday with the argn- ments. The case went to the jury soon l after noon and the jury went to bed l shortly before midnight without haN- | ing reached an agreement. Suit was brought for 5000 on account or the burning of the plaintiffs house by lightning stroke, which 1t was claimed, was given transportation on one or the defendants wires. In the case or | Edward Butt, Jr., q motion for new trial was set for hearing on June lo. ! The passing of sentence was also put over to that date.
 POLICE COURT.-Amado Arrietti | was arrested t'Iiady evening for drunk enness and the dangerously rapid rid ing of a horse on South Second street. | He spent the night in ,jail but yester- day morning put up a bond and went home, when he discovered that his wife | had heard that he waa all beaten up, ! and had been go affected she got sick | and went to bed. He seems to have | a good reputation generally, but broke | his record on Friday evening He l pleaded guilty and was sentenced to | pay HHe or HNe GotldiH -ioi SVt''"e | drunk and fast driving. Owing to the i illness of his wife and his own respons- ibility he was given q reasonable time | in which to Hquidate and allowed to | go on his own recognizance. Another | case was that of a man who was both | sick and drunk and who put up bond ! for appearance yesterday. He did not | appear. There was another plain | drunk who forfeited a bail bond. and | 8 sleeping drunk whose case was held | over. Four sidewalk wheelmen were l arrested. Three of them forfeited a |