Arizona republican., 1903-07-27


 Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. KEYSTONE, Section Director
 SESSIONS NOT CAPTURED.-So far as learned. William Sessions, the fiftyyear-old scoundrel who assaulted a little girl at St. Davids last week, has not been located by the officers.
 POLICE RECORD.-Dick Aega was arrested yesterday by the police for being drunk and asleep in the sacred precincts of Wall street, Jack Thomas was arrested the night before on simi- lar charge.
 A RUN ON THE JAIL--There WIS a busy time at the county jail on Sat urday night. Eight persons were thrown in. some for drunkenness and others for fighting. All but one of the prisoners were Mexicans. The oth- CT was q John Doe American.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Gard Valley lodge, No. 1. will meet this even ing at o'clock instead of s. immedi- ately following the moving picture en- tertainment by the Rev. w. H. Bagby. Officers will be elected for the ensuing quarter.
 MOVING PICTURES-This evening
 
 give a brief tour around the world with moving pictures in the Fifth Avenue Christian church He will ac- complish the feat in one hour and for ten cents. which will beat MT. Somers record by several points it is safe to predict.
 NEW POSTOFFTCE BUILDING.- The new postofice building is now far enough along to give one a good idea Of what it will look like when finished. The roof is being put on, the cement floor for the lobby is in and dry enough for use. A small addition is being made on the south side of the building front Ing on Center street.
 STUNG BY A CENTIPEDE.-Sam Franklin, formerly a resident of this city but at present operating the Uncle sam mine east of Wickenburg. it is re- ported was stung by d centipede short time ago and for several days re- quired the care of a Wickenburg phy sician, though he is now able to re- sume his work.
 MISTAKEN IDENTITY.--Bin Nor ris of Bisbee. who was visiting relatives in this city last week, was the central figure of an embarrassing incident in Tucson while he was passing through. His identity was confounded with that of A l.. Morris. who did bogus check stunt in Tucson not long ago. and for whom the police and several good citi- zens are now looking. He finally man aged to prove that he was not the other fellow.
 NOT ALL GONE YET.-There is a popular belief that practically all the Phoenix people are away for the sum- mer. but there seemed to be just as big a crowd as ever at the band concert last night. A reporter for The Repub- lican counted 15,0OO children rolling around on the grass, 5000 married men, bachelors and High school boys sitting on the benches with their wives and sweethearts. The rest of the crowd was made up of summer widowers and there were too may of them to count
 ALVORD'S BOND.-The friends of Burt Alvord have been working hard in his behalf for the last few days in an endeavor to secure bondsmen who would become responsible for the re- ouired amount, 5000, for his release from custody. It is now understood, says the Bisbee Review. that the sig natures have been secured, and all that remains IS the regular 10TH UT hdNiH6 the bondsmen accepted. It is under stood that among those who went on Alvord's bond is eXSheriff John Slaughter.
 A PART OF THE WAY AROUND. A card was received at this office yes terday from w. H. Somers, whose trip around the world on q wager has been announced. At the time of writing the globe trotter was at Tucson and he expected to reach Fl Paso yester- day. He mentions that he was laid off two days and half at Tempe by heat prostration He finally got started again and he hopes that his mishaps are at an end. He started according to the terms of the contest without money, but by the time he was ready 10 leave Tucson he had come into pos session of $34.50.
 HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGED. Cruz York was arrested late yester- day afternoon on a warrant issued by Justice Robertson. Complaint against him was made by David Care, who says that he was standing on Washington street in front of Seip's cigar store when York came along and put his