Arizona republican., 1902-06-22
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GOT TEN DAYS.-Pasqual Grijalva, who was arrested Friday for drunken ness, was given a sentence of ten days in jail yesterday in the recorders court Justice Burnett will have to reset the case against Pasqual in his court or kidnap the defendant from the city jail.
 HERE AGAIN, GONE AGAIN-Cap- tain Burt Mossman, of the Arizona rangers, spent yesterday in Phoenix, returning home to Bisbee last night. He said his visit was on private busi- ness, and there is nothing Of an eXcit ing nature in his line to talk about just now.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES. Services will be held at the Fifth av enue Christian church today as fol- lows: Sunday school at 10 m.; preaching at Il, subject, The Temp tations of Christi Christian Endeavor meeting at p. m., preaching at s, ! subject, Hell
 NINE DAYS-Augustin Gonzales was brought before Justice Gray yesterday
 charged with drunkenness. He told the court he was ready to verify the state ments made by Constable Gonzales, who arrested him, and there being no i chance for an argument, he was sent | to jail for nine days.
 AN OVERLAND TRIP. - Robert Walton and Archer Amber will leave this morning for Flagstaff on the hur- ricane deck of a blackboard. They may not get there quite so quick as by train but they expect to enjcy many expert erces en route that will compensate them for the loss of time.
 JUANA WAS ANGRY.-Juana Cruz appeared before Justice Gray yesterday in a very angry frame Of mind and , made complaint that a man named MaXimillian had struck her in the eye. She desired his arrest. which of course followed, and his case was set for hear ing next Tuesday morning.
 | AFTER HONORS-Col Jeff Pierce, expert soloist and milk mixer, left fer | Prescott this morning, where he will visit Bob Prior and other old friends
 and test his professional ability
 against theirs. He has been warned
 not to return to Phoenix without re- ceipted hotel bill and substantial proofs
 of his superior skill
 DEATH OF FRANK CAMPBELL
 Frank Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
 C. c. Campbell, died yesterday of 1 meningitis after a long affiiction. He
 was within one day of being eight
 years old. The funeral will take place
 on Monday at an hour not yet decided
 upon, but which will be determined by the arrival of an aunt, to whom a mes
 sage has been sent.
 >-Eu- n ,r,I1D - ,..
 stamp cancelling machine has been re-
 ceived at the Phoenix postoffice that works like a charm. It is similar to the old machine, but with q few improve ments and in perfect order Letters
 can now be cancelled so fast it is al- most discouraging for one to pay the postage on them. It looks like he wasn't getting anything for his money
 A SECOND COPPER QUEEN.-L. C.
 Gillian, mining engineer of Chicago
 who is now in the city. has just come
 from Sonora, and among other mining properties he saw while there was La
 PrCveedera, Of the Arizona Mexico
 Copper company. which he says is one
 of the greatest of which he knows He
 says he believes the development of it
 will prove it equal to the Copper Queen
 CRAZED BY OVERWORK.S .Sperry Baker, who lives a short distance
 southeast of the city, yesterday made complaint in the probate court against
 his son, H. J. Baker, charging him with insanity. The young man is only tn-en- 1 ty-one years of age. His father says his deransement was caused by over- work about two years ago. Ee has
 grown worse lately. His manner is rambling. and lately he has been threatening the lives of members of the family He will be tried on Monday
 LOCAL OPTION ELECTION.-The election for the establishment or re- jection of a local option district, en- bracing pretty much the whole coun- ty on the north side of the river out side the city of Phoenix, will be held next Tuesday. It will be conducted un- der the Australian ballot system. Most
 of the boxes and booths were sent cut yesterday. It is the general impression that local option will carry. In the more pOpulous districts the temperance sentiment is overwhelming and already