Arizona republican., 1902-10-06

A BIG DRUNK.-The police yester- | day arrested about 200 pounds of white l man badly under the influence of liquor. i He will be placed under the influence l of Recorder Jobs today.
 MAKING GOOD RECOVERY-Miss | Grace Brubaker. who has been very i'll
 with typhoid fever for some weeks, is again able to be out and is in a fair way to complete recovery.
 A WIFE BEATER.-A Mexican was arrested Saturday night by the police near the corner of First and Jackson streets charged with beating his wife. It is said that he treated her most cruelty and that it is not his first of fense, as he was arrested on the same charge about year ago. Yesterday he was transferred from the city to the lcounty jail.
 THE REFORM SCHOOL.-Fifield x Gallagher, the contractors for the re- form school, will turn the building over to the territory next Thursday. It will then be complete as to the building, but there will still be some work to be done Cn the grounds. There will be left of the appropriation about S4.OOO. but it is not likely that anything more will be done before the meeting of the next legislature. The next thing now is to find inmates for it. but those who are familiar with the youth of Tucson and Phoenix dc not believe that the building will long remain tenantless.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.-On Satur- day afternoon Miss Vivian Bolton en- tertained. fifty of her little friends at a birthday party. in honor of her seventh birthday. The fun began with tally he ride" on a hayrack to the Bolton farm just east of town. where the little folks spent the afternoon with pony riding. buggy rides, bicycles. dog cart and swings, hammOcks and games There was lots O. ice cream and good things to eat and the afternoon closed with a grab bag" which furnished souvenir to each of the little ones pres ent Then came the ride home, and each child declared that she never had a better time in her life.
 THE PETERS TROPHY.-The fol- lowing scores were made at the prac- tfCe shoot of the Phoenix Gun Club yesterday afternoon: Aitken. s, 9, 9, 9: Graham, [; Tanner. s. s. .; MOrrell, l. s. :: Pinney, s, :. s; Harrison, 1 9: Cunningham. 6, 6. The tenth monthly contest for the Peters trophy was shot. at 25 targets per man. The scores were as follows Aitken. IS: Graham, 16: Tanner, 9: Morrel. r: Pinney. 19; Harrison, 21: Cunningham, 13. Tanner with a handicap allowance of three tar gets broke three. making a total of 9. He was not tied by any other shooter after all had shot up their allowance, and was declared the winner.
 A GLENDALE FIRE.-The congre- gation oi the Glendale Methodist church experienced an unusual diver sion yesterday morning during the hour of worship. Price Barber was among them, as all good men in that vicinity should have been if possible. But in order to get to church on time Mir Barber had to curtail his morning smoke. He was getting all possible good out of his weed when he drove up to the meeting house, but it was still too long a stump to throw away, so he laid it on the lap robe on the seat, hitched the horse and went in. Shortly afterwards some ore discovered that the buggy was in flames, and there was an exodus from the church. John For ney with the help of several of the brethren got action on the parsonage cistern in time to save the ironwork of the vehicle, the horse in the mean time having been uncCupled and run on a side track.