Arizona republican., 1902-08-16

WATER Is PLENTIFCL.-Repo | from the Arizona dam state that there is still few inches of water running over the dam. and that there is water enough in the river to give every canal a share
 CHURCH SERNICES.-Free Metho- dist Church. corner Adams and Fifth streets. s. F. Heilman. pastor. Services on the Sabbath as follows: Preaching
 at II a. m. by the pastor; preaching a.
 7:30. A cordial welcome to all. FORGER CAUGHT-A few days ago the police were looking for q forger named J. B. Hardie. wanted at Pres colt for forgery. and who was supposed to be coming to Phoenix on a freight train He has been caught at Poland.
 KINNEY'S BIRTHDAY.-City Maj shal Kinney celebrated his birthday
 yesterday. and was the recipient of
 many handsome presents from the
 members of the police force and others.
 One present Mir. Kinney prizes very
 much, but will not allow his friends to
 see it, for fear that it will be stolen. CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-S. J. Me Donald last night shipped carload of
 choice beef cattle to the Bisbee mar kets Another carload of cattle will
 be shipped out tonight. Most of the southern towns of the territory are get
 ting their beef shipped from this val
 ley, as the alfalfa fed beef Is more in demand than the cattle direct from the range.
 PIGEONS GALORE.-Local hunters are enthusiastic over the great number of white wing pigeons down the river below the city. An enthusiastic sports man yesterday afternoon displayed a gunny sack almost full of the birds. He said that there were millions of them flying around the river. and 1t was no trick at all for an amateur to fill sack
 HOLIDAY STAKE RACES.-There is a good deal of interest being taken in the holiday stake races to be held on the 20th of this month. There are q goodly number of entries so far. Every person who is interested in the horse interests of the valley should make an entry in some one of the stakes whether they expect to start or
 not. just to help the stakes to fill. There must be a least five entries each or the events will be declared off.
 MENTCANS CELEBRATE- - Juan Torres. Antonio Sanchez and Pedro Gonzales were tried by Justice Gray yesterday on q charge of disturbing the peace and dignity Of the city. They were only celebrating. but had passed the limit where decorum ends and hi larity begins. Too much whisky
 brought on a dispute between them, which only ended with the appearance of an officer. They were given seven days each in the county jail in order to sober them up.
 R. BALKE'S RETURN-R Bake returned yesterday morning from an extensive trip to the northern part of the territory and as far south as the City of Mexico. MT. Bake made the trip for the purpose Cf purchasing d large stock of Indian curios and works Of art. He picked up a large consign- ment Of Mexican curios. and then went to the Moki reserva ;ion, in northern Arizona. and secured other valua bIe
 curios. He visited the Navajo and the
 Zuni Indians and many ether tribes. A DEFECTIVE COMPLAINT-T case of Victoria Sanchez. arrested on :.
 warrant sworn out in Justice Gray s
 court by Isabel Palma. charging he- with disturbance of the peace, was transferred to Justice Burnett's court yesterday on a change of venue. Ths complaint was objected to on the ground that no offense was charged
 It was dismissed. A few days before
 the complainant in this case had beer