Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-14

usual good attendance al the band con-
cert on the city hall plaza last night.
and the evening was one that prompt
ed nearly everybody to be out of doors.
SURVEYORS HERE.-The engineer
ing party that recently finished the
survey of the Phoenix and Eastern
Railroad line came down from Mesa
City yesterday and will await further
orders here.
PRESCOTT VISITORS.-J. H. En-
inert. assistant to President Murphy of
the S. F, P. and P. and H. P. Anewalt.
general freight and passenger agent Of
that road, came down from Prescott on
this mornings train.
AN EXTENSIVE TOUR.-Ed Finley
returned yesterday morning from a
tour. taking in the Philippines, China.
Japan and the northwest. After his re-
turn to this country he spent some
time at Seattle. He will be here about
q week.
y HOMELESS WHEEL.-Sleuth
Lawrence of the police force last even
ing arrested bicycle that had been
sleeping in front of the Yellowstone
saloon for twenty-four hours and evil
IDENTIFY had no home to go to. If it has
to listen TO a plan for its release.
OFF FOR MEXICO.-R. H. Collins,
the we'll known and successful contrac-
tor. received telegram yesterday from
the MonteZuma Copper company at
Nacosari which he will answer in per-
son. 1t requested him to come at once
and enter the employ of that company
on construction work now in progress.
FOREST FIRES.-A recent forest fire
in the Grand Canyon reserve is said
to have burned itself out after devas-
t2ting a strip of timbered country five
miles wide and twenty miles long. An
ether forest fire started a few days ago
not far from Prescott but it so hap
pened that forest ranger discovered
it at once and put it out after a five
acre patch had burned.
A CATTLE SHIPMENT.-J. G.. Ham
mels last night shipped two carloads of
cattle over the NJ. and P. for Bisbee.
Notwithstanding the talk about the
shortage OF cattle in the valley. hardly
day passes that several carloads are
net sent cut TO supply the markets OF
territorial towns or that of Los Angeles.
AT the beginning of the season there
were more cattle in the valley than
there ever had been before by nearly
Is. 00O head
PETTY OFFENDERS-An old man
named Madison. who has been COM
planned of frequently for begging, was
arrested yesterday by the police on the
charge of Vagrancy. He seems to be
simply old and unfortunate. and his
case will be laid before the supervisors
as he seems to be a proper candidate
drunk was also arrested and kept till
he sobered up. then released on the re-
quest of his employer
WICKENBURGS BREAD FAMINE.
The Boston papers announce that the
society girls of that city are kneading
bread with their gloves on for the sake
of their health That's nothing" says
the Wickenburg News Herald, I'VE
have been needing bread for our health
without gloves for some time; and if
some of our subscribers don't come up
with the dough before long we are apt
to be needing it with our pants off. III E
stead of with our gloves on. That's the
difference between Boston and Ari-
IONA
A PIANOS VALUE-"I do wish ]
had a piano. remarked Phoenix lady
the other day What for. my dear;
you cannot play a note?' replied her
husband No. said the lady. but
could mortgage it and go to the coast. "
Another gentleman who was asked by