Arizona republican., 1902-08-03

COUNCIL MEETING.-The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held on Monday evening.
 A SHORT VACATION.-B F. Porter left last night for d week or ten days visit with his family in Los Angeles. GOT TEN DAYS.-Juan Garcia, who was arrested Friday for drunkenness. appeared before the city recorder yes terday and made his little talk. The best he could get from that magis- trate, however, was ten-day sentence.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Garde Valley lodge will meet in the parlors of the Christian church tomorrow night to install the newly elected officers for the ensuing term. A week hence an- other lawn social will be given, instead of the regular indoor session.
 A FATHER NOW.--Harry Heap yes terday received word from Prescott that he had been made a father. The in- strument of his elevation is a boy whom he has not yet seen. but of whom ha is none the less proud. Mrs. Heap is at the home of her parents. Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells of Prescott
 BACK TO FAMILIAR HILLS James NJ. Jones. who in former days tramped over the Arizona hills in search of gold has returned to Phoenix and will start out again tomorrow to pick up some of the good things that others have overlooked. MT. Jones has been for some time in the Randsburg district of Southern California, but Ari- zcna always looks good to an Arizonian.
 MORE EXCURSIONISTS. - Among these leaving for the coast on last nights M. and P. excursion were the following: For San Diego-L. NJ. Hoghe. and wife, James Johnson, Mrs. Sadie Johnson. Mir. and Mrs. Bremball, D. S Teets. B. D. Stark, Mrs. F.. s. Pensey P. Corpstein, wife and two children. and Dr. J. J. Fleming. For Santa Mon ica-Alrs. W. G. Stewart and Mrs. Edna Curtis. For Long Beach-Mrs. Dora Burger and daughter Katherine Kent and Frank Connor.
 HE WAS NOT REFORMED.-Jus- tice Burnett yesterday issued a war rant for the arrest of Juan Lopez. who had just been discharged from the county jail. His crime proves that the jail is not a reformatory institution There was another prisoner in the jail John Matthews, an Indian, whose time also expired yesterday. When he came out and inquired for his 8 Stetscn hat 1t could not be found. II was remem- bered then that Lopez, who had been turned out a few hours before had seen the hat and claimed it.
 FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-The Republican this morning prints the an- nouncement of the candidacy of Dis trlct Attorney Arthur J. Edwards for nomination for reelection. It is not known whether or not there will be any ether candidates for this office be- fore the republican convention MT Edwards was elected two years ago bv f1attering majority. when most of the other members on the ticket were de- feated- He has been conscientious and efficient officer. and no doubt if re- voters at the polls.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE - Henry Bente has sold his bicycle business to the Phoenix Cycle and Repair company and will leave shortly for California The new company is composed of Frank D. Lane. well known in this city, and Dell s. Bray. an old friend of Mir Lane. MT. Bray will be the active man ager of the concern, as he is a skilled mechanic and was raised in the bicycle business. He arrived here only a week ago today. and Phoenix looked so good to him he decided to stay and grow up with the country. He came from h.