Arizona republican., 1903-05-30
Additional Local



 POSTOFFICE HOURS - The post
 office will observe Sunday hours today on account of the holiday
 CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-H. F. Slos-
 ser shipped five cars of cattle this
 morning to Holbrook, Ariz., to be plac-
 ed on the range.
 BUSINESS MEETING.-There will
 be an important business meeting of
 the Baptist church Monday evening next at ONeill hall.
 GONE TO KINGMAN-ActingG Gov
 ernor Stoddard left on this morning s
 train for Kingman. Ariz. He will be
 absent till Tuseday morning.
 1 POLICE COURT.-There was one
 case in police court yesterday. that of
 a stranger accused Of vagrancy. The
 case was continued till today. ! FOUND A BICYCLE.-The city mar
 shal has a lady's bicycle which he
 would be pleased to restore to the
 owner on her proving the property | BAPTIST RVICES.-There will be
 the usual Baptist services on Sunday
 morning. Tn the evening the Baptist congro gation will unite in the evange- l listic service by MT. HOlcomb. i FUNERAL OF THOMAS OAR ROCH.-Tha funeral of Thomas par- roch will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the undertaking parlors of | s L. Esterling, corner of Adams and
 First streets.
 | CLERKS EXCHANGE.-On June Il
 Frank Quinn. who is now postal clerk on the Phoerix and Ash Fork ,trffh (Tro t.lpc Wartman, who is now on the Santa Fe
 Pacific run east from Los Angeles and who formerly lived here.
 WILLIAM FRISTOE DEAD.-Wi- liam Fristoe. who came here in March last, died yesterday. He was twenty five years old and half brother of Mrs. l r.. J. Keeney. The funeral will be held
 at 1O:30 o'clock today at the parlors of
 Mohn & Doris and interment will be made in Rosed dale cemetery.
 RAILROAD CHANGES.-Sam Har- ris has resigned his position as con ductor on the Phoenix & Maricopa train. effective June l. and his place will be filled by Dave Strahl. who is now conductor of the Mesa train. MT Strahl will in turn be succeeded by 2. Howard, who is now brakeman on the Maricopa train.
 4 BRAVE LAD.-Berbe.t HilSen, an eight-year-ofd boy who lives at SJS South Third avenue was playing on the lawn last evening just after dark with number of companions when he fell and d1slocated his right arm at the el- bow. He was taken to Dr. Swetnam who set the arm the boy bravely endur- Ing the pain without a protest. DEPOT MAIL BOX. - Postmaster McClintoCk has placed q large double door mail box at the s. F., P. & ?. de pot and hereafter it will be emPtied by the postal clerk five minutes before the train leaves for the north each morning. The mail is usually made up between 3 and 3:30 a. m. at the post office but those who fear they are lit tie too late and desi ire their letters to go may make sure by dropping them in the depot mail box.
 EVENTS OF THE DAY.-InteIest this forenoon will center at the ceme- tery where the G. A. R. will hold q memorial service for which an interest irg programme has been prepared. The Spanish War veterans and the National Guard will participate and the Wom- ans Relief corps will have charge Of the floral ceremonies. Those who have flowers to contribute are requested to leave them It the O ce O; Mrs. Ada Irvine on Center street before 8 a. m. In the afternoon at the Phoenix Driv- ing park there will be. a race matinee that will surely be intersting. There will be at least two good horse races, one a running race and the other q trot. best three in five. There will also be some good bicycle races. At Eastlake park from II a. m. t0 II D. m. will be d grand holiday picnic at which there will be many races. and contests both on land and of an aquatic nature with good prizes for the winners. Many of the races will be of comiCal nature. There will be dancing in the pavilion from ? to , D. m. and from : to Il D. m. There will also be q game of baseball between two picked teams. No admission to the brounds will be charged.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Joseph Garcia was arrested for drank enness yesterday morning near Dono- friO's store. having pushed various men and women off the sidewalk. He was fined seven dollars by Justice Robert son and the fine suspended on condi- | tiOn that he would leave town, go back to his farm and look after his crop which needs harvesting Another case was that of Guadalupe AraiZa. | who seems to be a pretty good sort Of a fellow outside oi a frightful appetite | for liquor. He is a widower and treats | his children well except when he gets drunk and brings other persons of the same sort home with him at all times | of the day or night and makes the l youngsters get up meals for them. His children bore their troubles without but the neighbors finally in | tercsted themselves and had him ar rested on two counts. He practically | acknowledged his guilt and asked his | to come and tell their story which they lid. Guadalupe said he was going to reform. Indeed, five days elapsed between his last two outbreaks and he thought that was doing very well as start at reformation. He lad a nice long talk with the children as re- gently as Sunday last and told what a