Arizona republican., 1902-06-26

MEDAL, PRESENT mem
 Der ct company B. \. G. A. won the
 medal fer making the highest score at
 the competitive shoot June %, 1902
 The medal will be presented after the regular drill at the armory tonight
 COLONEL POSTON'S FUNERAL No arrangements have yet been made
 for the funeral Of Col. Charles D.
 Poston. pending advices from his rela- tives. The verdict of the coroner's jury yesterday was that death resulted from natural causes.
 A RECOVERED DIAMOND.-The ether day R. F. Doll lost q diamond
 worth S200 It was found the evening o; the same day in a. street car by Al Arthur, " ho found out by The Eepub- lican yesterday morning where il be- langei and restored it 10 its owner. GOT WHAT HE WANTED.-An in cidnnt of Justice Gray's court yester- day was the trial of Saturnino Rodri-
 guez on complaint Of Fiiaria Badilla.
 He had broken into the latter's house and stolen a clock SaturninO wanted time. and after the court heard the evidence he decided that he Ough- to have it. so he sent hi into jail for sixty days.
 BAD YOUNG MANA young man was in police court yesterday. charged with living in a sort of a house that has no legal recognition in this city. Ha refused to be penitent and was fined
 s45 or as many days His landlady paid
 the fine after which the boy said he would try to do better. and he ought to.
 for he is Of good family and is still young enough to reform
 SMALL PUT SW- r 2 T. - Deputy l County Recorder \. s. Arthur yestcT- 1 day became one Of two parents of the | champion smallest babe in Phoenix. She could have been weighed on set of p0-toaice scales since her combined weight was only one and half l pounds MT Arthur was gratilied to | learn that she came into the world sui i fering from no pulmonary trouble. Her 1 lung power is out of all proportion 10 ! her size.
 i VALLEY BEEF IN DEMAND.-J. ! Fl. Fisher cf the firm Cf Fisher Bros. ] Douglas butchers. last evening shipped ! a carload of as fine beef cattle as ever ] left the valley. for sale in the Douglas market II is the first carload of cat | tie Fisher Bros. nave had to buy at an
 outside point and the cattle command
 q good price. but Mir. Fisher feels that ! the quality will more than make uT l the difference in expense.
 DAISY RAY Dr.AD-Daisy Ray | daughter of Mrs. Callie Green. died ! vest rday afternoon at 2:24 o'clock al 1 the residence of her mother on First i street, between Monroe and Van Buren ] She was a bright little child and was one of the first cclored children born ir | Phoenix. She was quite popular in school and had many friends to whom l her death is sore bereavement. The funeral will be held this afternoon ai l 5:30 clock in the A. Fl. F. church FRIENDS OF STATEHOOD. - P i Hcyman. chairman of the statehood ccumittee. yesterday received the fGI- lowing telegram from the Los Angeles Herald: Will use every possible cf-
 fort to help you. Have requested the chamber Of commerce t7 cooperate
 Just wired Senator Perkins as follows. We respectfully urge y0H 10 support
 the Quay motion and use every pcs sibie effort to assist Arizona in secur- i inE statehood. Southern Couforniane 1 generally interested. A telegram
 was also received by MT Heyman from