Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

and charming personality. The happy couple left on the morning train for Coronado Beach, to be away a month They, of course. have the best wishes Of all our people"
 A VERY SICK BOY-Frank, the S. year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Clinton Campbell. was very low yesterday, hiz ailment being meningitis. He has been sick the greater part of the time for the last four years with an affection of the hip.
 CHARGE AND COUNTERCHARGE M. C. Tanner yesterday caused the arrest of Gene Saminin. who runs package delivery wagon, the charge be- ing cruelty to animals iii not providing enough feed for his horse. Sammin a;- ter his arrest. returned the compliment by having Tanner arrested on the charge of disturbing the peace. Beth cases were set for hearing in Justice Gray's court on Monday morning.
 M. F. CHURCH. SOUTH.-M. E. Church. South, Padget building, Ad- ans. St.. between 1st and End avenues. R. \. Rowland, pastor. Sabbath schoo! 9:45 a. m.. Dr. H. A. Hughes, superintendent. Preaching al Il a. ri.
 
 League. D. fn., Mrs. A. D. Alsap sup erintendent. Epworth League p. h., subject, -'Our Missionary Board: a Work for Me and a Work for You" A cordial invitation is extended to all PRESCOTT EXCURSION.-On ac- count of the big two days celebration Of national independence to be held in Prescott, the s. r. P. & P. has made Iay1 of lnll fe,. the round trip. The tickets will be on sale on the 3rd and 4th and are good for return till July 9th. The Phoenix Pioneer band will be among the attrac- tions at Prescott. and the two days will be filled full Of big events, which are described in greater detail in The Re- l publicanS Prescott correspondence.
 AN ELECT LADY.-Miss Isabella Leonard, an Elect Lady in the gos- pei, will preach at the First NJ E. 1 church next Sunday morning for her pastor. Rev. C. V. Cowan. Miss Leon ard has been almost a lifelong member of the Methodist church and has been very successful in evangelittic work in this country, in India and in Austria. ! The pastor has been associated with her in Christian work in Iowa and has
 
 experience and doctrines of Methodism. Her life and works in Phoenix should commend her to all Christian people. 1 THE BUILDING ORDINANCE. - The building inspector last evening made a complaint to the city recorder and warrant was issued for the ar rest of Contractor Campbell, for dis regarding the building ordinance pass ! +t, S.i+ cil. The complaint alleges that MT. Campbell was engaged in making re- pairs on the Keiso house that exceed ed s20 in cost, and that no application was made for a building permit. The object O. the arrest is merely to inn press on builders the fact that the city has a building ordinance that must be lived up to.
 ONE CONVICTED.-News from Tombstone is that T. Williams has been convicted after two trials of the theft of large amount of jewelry and dia- monds from representative of George H. Cook, who was temporarily stopping in Bisbee several months ago. At the first trial the jury disag greed and the second trial was held the afternoon of 1 the next day. At it's conclusion Will Hams remarked to one: 'I tried my own case yesterday without an attor- ney and hung the jury. Today l had an attorney and they are going to hang me- The case of DeverauX. who is ac cused Of being an accomplice in the robbery, was continued for the term. A GOLD GARDEN.-Conducto Brannen of the s. F., P. &, P. describes a very profitable garden at Del Rio north of Prescott. The owner of it has a spring with strong flow from which he irrigates a few acres of land, whose products are sold in Prescott at a good price. But that is only a small part of the revenue he gets from the garden or rather from the water with whic1 the garden is irrigated. He makes il perform double duty, and this will b. of interest to scientific irrigators ir their discussions regarding the so- called duty of water" The owner ol the garden and the spring is also the owner of a placer claim several miles away. There is no water near tn claim, so he hauls the gravel to the garden. The water is run into tank from which the gravel is sluiced, and then the water, unwearied by that duty runs cn down fer the irrigation of tn, garden. The owner is making S15 a day out of the gravel.
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