Arizona republican., 1903-08-17

- 2 a--aJ-, buI tfl5g- decided tEa best "-2y they could spend their vacation vas by getting married They spent seY eral weeks traveling around the state but California soon got to le q chest nut and like Leon they pined To get back to that dear Phoenix again Though it is q little late il is the first chance that Phoenix people have had so congratulations are still in order.
 DESERT LARORATOHY.-Dr w \. Cannon. director of the new Desert Laboratory. writes from the New York iintanical GaI dcns. Bronx Park that he expects to reach Tucson in about :, month, says the Post. The nature oc the work to hr done tt the laboratory Dr. Cannon says will he pureiN s;cien- tiic and technical with indirect eco homie bearing. The exact lines of work have not yet been laid down more than in a very general way, and must for the most part be developed on the ground The first week will be given to get ting the laboratory in shape for work installing the various scientific instru- ments. The laboratory will be in op- eration about November first.
 BLUFFED OUT-There was nc con- cert on the city hall plaza last evening by the celestial pyrotechnics of the early evening. It looked just like it does in some places when il was going 10 rain but not q drCp came down There wasn't even the usual sandstoIn. that precedes d shower bath in this re- zion: just breeze enough to cool the at moSphere q little. but not near enough to justify even q sick man in putting or an oNercOat. The CurtiSs band however. gave it's regular concerto at the park. II has been entirely fearless in the matter of storms. having been up against them with such regularity dur ing the last month that it really can't do it's best work unless the wind blows or the lights go out or something else happens to let the band know that the weather is still on deck.
 ON THE RANGE AGAIN.-W. c Foster who left the range of the Phoe- nix Eiks to participate in the big round up at Baltimore returned yes terday morning and is again browsing on his usual feeding grounds By the | time he reached Baltimore he had ac- quired d habit of wandering and turned up in New York. New Haven and other eastern ranges. Dr. Ford. who now | lives in New York, saw several Ell<s at Coney Island one day and recogniz- l ing the familiar Arizona brand round | ed them up. MT. Foster being among | the number. It will be remembered i that Dr. Ford notified the Arizona live stock sanitary board hy wire. through | The Republican. that a number Of Ari- zona strays had been seen there and that the authorities were watching | them closely. As Mr. Foster failed to come around yesterday ana make re port. the narrowing details of experi- | ences in the east cannot ba given yet 1 IL is only fair to assume. however. that | he had good time at Coney Island. as nobody who could be made to talk at all ever returned from there with any other kind of q story.
 DIVERSIONS OF THE POLICE During Saturday night tho police force arrested two women. neither of whom [ have character enough tD talk about. and two men who have stil! jess 'Fns ! charge placed against them was that
 of maintaining family circles without having any !i"esides or wedding certi-
 ficates. The men put up fifty dollars | each cash bend and the women aach
 deposited fifteen dollars cash bond. Of | ticer Moore arrested Anastasio Eserno l 1 charm in that ne was the third man | Mir. Moore went after yesterday morn ing and the third man had to come i His first effort was near the Eedlight
 saloon where he was iohbed by d | friend. man was pointed out to him
 as a sleeping drunk and he sent in d
 call for the patrol wagon. Before the
 patrol wagon got there. the intended
 victim who had been sleeping the sleep
 of the just got up and ambled away.
 having had nothing to drink for So
 long he looked like q package of dessi- 1 cated breakfast food. The next alarm
 came from the vicinity of the English | kitchen. It proved to be an inoffen- | sive specimen of th2 genus homo and
 he was sent home. But on the way
 hack to the city hall Anastasio was
 discovered under a palm tree with his
 shirt rolled up under his arms and his | fog horn working with drunken irr aG-
 ularity. The officer jumped up, knock
 ed his heels together and yelled "Eu-
 reka.' Officer Kaufman diligently
 paced the city streets and alleys all
 Saturday night. but two trunks, Na-
 than Jones and Ramcn Otero. were
 all he cOul1 land.