Arizona republican., 1902-11-11

company, capital stock $1. 300. 900, incor Dorators D. l.. Killen. H. w. B. Smith and r. D. Dennis of Oregon.
 A PIE FAIR.-The Baptist Young Peoples Union will hold a pie fair in O'Neill hall on Friday evening.
 EXTRAVAGANT DOWRIES.-W the eastern funny papers these days want to say anything about the liber- ality of the fond father of the bride. they announce that he has made the young couple a present of a ton of an thracite coal Since the hens and cows in this section went on a strike, Phoe- nix fathers who want to do the elegant thing present the newly married with a dozen eggs and a pound of butter.
 JIM SMITH WILL RECOVER Word has been received here by friends of Mrs. M. E. Smith that when she arrived in Los Angeles she found her son Jim. who was severely shocked by a live wire, in much better condition than she had been led to believe by telegrams previously received. It seems the young man was not burned at all, but suffered terrible shock just lit tie less than Czolgosz experienced in the New York state prison. He was stunned and at first he was be lieved to be fatally hurt, but revived and is now able to be around and will make a complete recovery. The news will be pleasing to his many friends in this city.
 CARNIVAL FEATURES.-Oneo of the features of the Southern Carnival com pany who furnish the attractions for the Eagles street fair November "A to 29 is the statue turning to life. It is a very elaborate production, depicting the story of Pygmalion and Galatea in which a statue of ivory is turned into human flesh, then to bed of roses, and finally to the original. a statue. This attraction is the most expensive eXhi- bition that has ever been placed unde. canvas. In all cities where the Carni- val company has played it has been | called the society event. Another fea- ture is the old plantation show, where | one sees the old southern darkey in all | his originality. One begins to laugh | from the time he enters until it is over.
 THE GOMEZ BICYCLE CASE.-The case of Jesus and Manuel Gomez. | charged with the wholesale theft of bicycles which they were accused of taking apart and putting together again so that their owners would not recognize them. was tried in the court of Justice Burnett yesterday. One of the wheels had been identified by Will liam Van Meter. Jesus Gomez was convicted of having stolen it and was sentenced to the county jail for 100 days. His brother, who is a mere boy | could not be connected with the theft and he was discharged. Jesus Gomez was also convicted of the theft of j saddle belonging to Francisco Oviedo and he was sent to jail 100 days ior that. At the time the saddle was taken there was also stolen a horse bridle and pair Of spurs. but the rest of the property has not been found.
 HOW TT WAS.-Mr. Walter F.. Adams | whose presence has for some time been Illuminating the interior of the city jail desires c correction of a statement in The Republican yesterday morning re- garding the incarceration of John Put nam, who was thrown in for trying tc push a bottle of whiskey into the jail from the outside. It was stated that the bottle was intercepted by the off cers and that the prisoners did not get a taste of it. Mr. Adams says that is all wrong; that all the inmates of the jail got taste of the stuff, and that by the time Officer Russell came the pris- oners were engaged in prayer meet ing, and that all Mir. Russell did was to | interrupt them in their devotional exer- cises. MT. Adams says further that Mir l Russell was invited to sit in the gallery and watch the giving of thanks foI every good and gracious gift.
 POST OFFICE LOBBY.-People who have post office boxes and are not in the habit of going after their mail til the milkman comes around in the morning, may be disappointed in find- ing the doors to the post office lobby | locked. They are locked at 1 a. m. and 1 opened again about a. m. The reason 1 is that during these hours the office is visited by only a few people and as d | consequence post office box robber. have had a fairly good opportunity t. ply their vocation with little interrup tion. There has been no startling rob bery reported to occasion alarm, bu the postmaster opines that it is just a. well to be on the safe side and remov, the temptation. Those wishing to mai letters for the early morning train anC after the late collection from the mai boxes, will find the good old-fashioneC hole in the front door of the post offic as in days of yore.
 The A. J. Gosart Plumbing Company has just put in a 200- gallon steel ho
 water boiler, the largest in the city, il Shirley's Fashion barber shop in th' basement, corner Center and Washing
 ton streets. Ladies and children cal get all the hot water they want. La
 dies get their shoes polished in tn
 Fashion
 FRANK TURNER, Foreman.