Arizona republican., 1901-03-14

labor performed on the Gunboat mine.
 ANTIQUARIANS.-- members of the Antiquarian society and those in terested in the work of that society should bear in mind the annual meet ing, which will be held next Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the board of trade room.
 INDIAN CANTATA.--The cantata, ''The Jolly Farmers" will be repeated at the Indian school on Friday night The public, which was not we'll repre- scented at the last performance on ac- count of indictment weather, Is again cordially invited to attend.
 TO GO INTO BUSINESS HERE.- MT. J. F. Bowman and family. of Chi cago. who have been spending two months in Phoenix, left last night for Los Angeles. They will remain there until June 1st, and return to Chicago. In the fall MT. Bowman will return to- Phoenix and open shoe store here. He is engaged in the same business in Chicago and the local store will be in the nature of a branch house.
 BADLY BITTEN.-T. j. Brayn, an old-time resident. is suffering severely from injuries inflicted by vicious dog. Monday morning Bryan called on a neighbor, near his home, at Fourth and Van Buren streets, and big dog belonging to the latter, attacked the visitor. The dog fastened his fangs in MT. Bryan's leg, putting his teeth entirely through the muscles of the calf Dr. Swetnam dressed the injury and although the wound is very pain ful, no serious results are anticipated.
 HIS NIGHT OUT.-Manuel Gonzales was the star actor, in fact, the whole cast, yesterday in the performances that took place in both the recorders court and Justice Gray's court. Man uel was arrested about midnight byI Officer Sullivan, to whom complaint was made by Margarita Ramirez, al resident of Linville's addition. She said that he had kicked in her door, run her children out into the street and appropriated her bed, refusing toI go away. The officer accompanied her to her home and took charge of the man, who finished his slumber in the city jail. Yesterday he was found guilty and fined $10. Not having the amount he was committed to jail to serve out the sentence. However he had not entered upon this service until a constable from Justice Gray's court requested that the defendant be loaned to the justice of the peace long enough to answer a charge made by a Mrs. Johnson, who also lives in Linville's addition. and who says he disturbed the peace of her household early in the evening, before he visited the Ramirez family. Mauel was taken to Justice Gray's court, arraignei and his trial set for Monday. He was then released on a $50 bond and sent back to the city court.
 JUSTICE BURNETTS COURT In Justice Burnett's court yesterday Diego April and Lucas Leon were both tried for disturbing the peace and each fined slO, and in default of payment, both went to jail. Another case of a startling nature was begun, but in all probability it will end in dismissal of the defendant, as he claims he will have no trouble in proving an alibi. | Tuesday night Mrs. Sarah Ambrose caused the arrest or Noble Conger, an y ing her daughter, few days ago. He was arrested and is still in jail await ing a hearing. The arrest was made on information furnished the mother by her daughter. and the daughters s Identification of the man. MT. Conger, however, says that he was not in the city when the assault was made. He claims that he was at Zonia camp in Yavapai county last Saturday night at 10 o'clock, at Yarnell in the company of Leopold Wallack on Sunday. and left Peoples valley Sunday night, coming down on the train. He has subpoenaed Wallack of Yarnell. and George Miller of Zonia and the conductor, and says he can prove an alibi by them. He was arraigned yesterday morning. and the hearing set for 4:3O p. m., when it was continued, pending the arrival of witnesses.
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