Arizona republican., 1902-11-17

SUNDAY NIGHT CATCH.-The po- lice last night picked up one drunk and one hobo.
 OFFICERS MEETING.-There will be a meeting of the board of officers of the Baptist church this evening at 8 o'clock, at the office of Dr. J. Wix Thomas.
 THE CRITTENTON HOME.-The ladies of the circle of the Crittenton home are called to a meeting which will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. There is important business to be attended to in connection with the annual reception to be given Thursday, November 20.
 THE LOAN COMMISSIONER ney General Wells came down from Prescott yesterday morning to be pres ent at the meeting of the territorial loan commission today. This meeting will be In obedience to a mandate of the United States supreme court in the matter of the so-called Pima county bonds.
 AS TO LIMES.-From the fact that Marshal Kinney heard nothing yester day from Officer Russell, who went to
 
 assumed that the young man refused tu return to Phoenix without extradition papers being secured. and that MT Russell has gone to Sacramento to se- cure them.
 BAND CONCERT.-The band con- cert is now a recognized Sunday after noon institution, though it was some thing of a surprise a week ago yester- i day to those who had been in the habiI of coming out Sunday evening There was good attendance yesterday anu the day was a beautiful one for an out door gathering.
 | INTERESTING READING-A late dispatch from Pueblo says: Augustus Williams, cattle king from Prescott Ariz., is in Pueblo today Williams says that when he returns to Prescott he will begin the erection Of Q five story hotel on the site of Montezuma' g castle, the most famous of all the cliff dwellers. ruins. He proposes to make | it winter resort.
 A PLEASANT AFTERNOON.-Mr and Mrs. Frank P. Trott and daughter | Miss Nellie, yesterday afternoon enter tained at dinner Mrs. H. M. Cake oi | Tucson and a few of her many Phoeni2 | friends. MT. Trott is grand master o ! the I. O. O. F. of this Jurisdiction ant Mrs. Cake is president of the Rebekaf assembly, l. O. O. F., of this jurisdic. tion Mrs. Cake left for home on tht evening train.
 DOUBLY ARRESTED. - Another twarrant was issued yesterday for c. J Arthur for cutting Ed. Gowett the night before. The warrant was issued by Judge Gray on complaint of Gowett There was a misunderstanding of the status of the case. for Arthur had been put under arrest the night before and was taken before Justice Burnett, who released him on his own recognizance for his appearance today. It is likely that he will be dismissed on the last proceeding against him.
 4 BOLD THEFT.-Some nervy thie | played a huge joke or the Boston Stor: | Saturday night. A haff-dozen boxes o new shoes were received during the day and on account of the employees al | being busy were allowed to remain or
 the sidewalk till closing time at night | They were seen and counted by a cleri | at o'clock in the evening, but wheI closing time came there were but fiv, | boxes. The stolen box contained twelv
 pairs of mems lace shoes, each pal | having on the strap the name Fried
 man Bros. Shoe Co.," the manufactur
 CTS. If shoes of this kind are offered | for sale around town possible buyer
 had best beware, as the Boston Stor