Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

line him $15, but since he had third of the witnesses third of the fine was knocked off and he was sentenced to pay $10.
 GOING TO fFRISCO.-Frank Morris expects to leave for San Francisco next week to remain permanently. He has been an employe of the local Vest ern Union office for two or three years, and during his residence here he has made wide acquaintance and many friends. San Francisco is his former home, and his relatives reside there. He has secured a good situation. and therefore expects to be both prosperous and happy.
 TT RAINED AGAIN.-George Alkire went to Maricopa last night to meet his wife, who is returning from her sum- mer vacation. The rain god, having been informed by wireless telegram that MT. Alkire was going to travel again, knew he had to make some sort of a demonstration here in the way Of rain. He got the notice little late and had but a small stock on hand, but he did the best he could. There seemed tG be nothing but remnants available, and though there was no big rain, there was a frequent dropping of frag- mentary showers during the fore part of the night. Henry Morgan also pre- dicted rain last night but there wasn't enough for either enc of the prophets to brag much about.
 THE BIGBUG DISTRICT.-Dr. L. D. Dameron came back yesterday morning from the Bigbug district. where he went to look after the mining proper ties in which he is interested with the Osborn brothers, Dr. Hudson and cth- CTS. He believes that it is the liveliest spot in Arizona. All the mines are in operation, and night and day the ear Is constantly assailed by the sound of blasting. This immediate neighborhood owes its liveliness to the work on the Poland tunnel, which is progressing rapidly. The mines in which the Phoe- nix people are interested are on Turkey creek. At depth of forty feet the ledge has widened from four inches on the surface to three feet, and the ore assays from $S to $50.
 , POLICE COURT.-Simona Peralta and Theodore Gonzales were arrested Tuesday night by the police for reduc-
 
 community and then yielding to the impulse to be noisy afterward. Their manifestations were so apparent their conduct was construed as a disturb ance of the peace, and they were each sent to jail for fifteen days. Jose Lo- peg was arrested on a similar charge, but he was herding in a crowd by him. self. He put up 8 cash bail when ar rested, and forfeited 1t yesterday by failing to appear in court. Another Mexican woman. who was warned by the marshal that her previous conduct had aroused suspicion. and that she had better leave the town, called at police headquarters to say that she was leading a blameless life. and knew of no reason for moving.
 THE PRESCOTT LIBRARY.-The Library association of Prescott will proceed immediately with the construc- tion of a public library building. The site is on Gurley street, on the south west corner of Marina. in the same block with the Bank of Arizona. It is proposed to build with tufa stone with a basement and main story. The main entrance will be on Marina street, on the long side of the building. and will Sl Gi Oclt' llAiEbSiiie5 SAd4i anu lltOhb- mental pOrtico. A convenient side en- trance from Gurley street in the base ment gives access to two large rooms below and a stair leads to the rotunda above. One of the lower rooms will be rented as an office and the other will be used as a club room for the Monday club. The central feature of the main floor is a spacious rotunda opening into a large general reading room at the right, juvenile reading room on the left and a delivery desk in front, with stock room beyond. The prelmin- ary design of the appointed architects. D. w. Willard & Son, shows a very substantial appearing structure with the characteristics of building of pub lie utility.