Arizona republican., 1901-06-13

who are requested to take their bath ing suits with them. The car for the grounds will leave the corner of Wash | ington and First streets at o'clock this evening.
 UNDER ACCUSATION. = Frank Hawkins. a colored man and porter for the Marlcopa club, was arrested yes- terday on warrant sworn out in Jus tick Burnett's court charging him with assault upon Ethel Brown, the eleven year old daughter of Sadie Brown, a widow woman living on South First street. Like many such cases, it is a story with two sides to it and only in- vestigation will bring out the facts. The examnation was set fer two O clock this afternoon and Hawkins bond was fixed at $500 and he was released.
 BACK FROM THE EAST.-H. B. Scott has returned from a six weeks visit in the east. well pleased with his trip and enjoying the best of health. He has gained considerably in flesh and says he had good time. He was called to Chicago rather suddenly on business, after which he visited his former home in Michigan. He says the east is prosperous and while the people there are making money and perhaps enjoying some of the advantages that are not to be had here, he is satisfied that Phoenix is the town to tie to and he proposes to stay with his invest ments here.
 DEATH OF MRS H. $. GRISWOLD. Mrs, Mary Cash GriswOld, wife Of H. $. Gri:wod, died itt six o'clock lat'e night at her home, 800 North Third avenue, after an Illness oi four years. The funeral will toke place at the residence at o'clock this afternoon, Rev. E. A. Penick officiating. Mrs. Gris wold was a native of Pennsylvania and was fifty-five years of age She came here with her husband, who was com pelled to seek a change of climate on account Of his health She was then strong and vigorous. MT. Griswold re- covered his. health, but about four years ago she sank into a decline.
 POLICE COURT.-The only case in the police court yesterday was that of a Japanese arrested near the corner If Madison street and Ninth avenue for leaving hiy hor,e united. He Is a veg etable pedGler and attempted to make a defense by dragging his cupsomers
 into the case. He said there were some women standing near the wagon and as he wanted to go across the street he left the horse, thinking they would act in the capacity of a hitchng post in oaE.a the animal at tempted to start. His defence was frowned upon by the court, but when he dug up three dollars the court smiled like a catfish.
 GRAND CANYON GROWING.-Dr J. C. Norton who went to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado a few days ago with Major Cole. returned home yesterday morning. He says he thinks the climate agrees with the Grand Canyon and it Is growing rapidly. Anyhow. he says it is great deal big ger than anybody ever told him it was, and that is the only way he can ac- count for it's immensity without cast
 Ing aspersions on those who have pre- ceded him there. Returning from tho canyon they came back to Flagstaff, where they spent Sunday. Monday they visited the cliff dwellings near there. and Monday evening Major Cole
 left for his home in the east, giving up his trip to Los Angeles.
 NO MAJOR YET.--Some time ago Adjutant- General Robinson issued or .dtrs calling for an election to fill the vacancy of major of the Second bat talion of the First regiment of the Ari- zona National Guard. The field oifi- csrs of the entire regiment were en- titled to vote, but for some reason none voted except the officers of the three companies in the battalion. The bal lot was opened in Tucson at noon, Tuesday and it was found that eight votss had been cast. Three of them were for Captain Fred NJ. Irish of the Tempe Normal school. three were for Captain T. F. Pomeroy of Mesa City and two were for Joe Fifield of this city As no candidate received a ma jority a new election will be ordered at once.
 WANTED A GUARDIAN. - NJ. Thomas Jacobs and Miss Maggie Ev ans. who had allowed herself to be wooed and won by MT. Jacobs found themselvss in dilemma yesterday when they applied to the probate judge for a marriage license. The young lady is only seventeen years of age and rather expected she would have to produce guardian before the court would be satisfied so she took along her oldest sister Mrs. Jasper Dobbs, thinking she was her legal guardian. This, however, was not sufficient for the court, as there was nothing on rec C?d showing that the applicant had guardian. Mrs DDbbsN then petitioned at once for the appointment the peti- tion was granted, the appointment was made, the consent of the guardian was given, the license was issued, the we'd ding took place on Jackson street last