Arizona republican., 1903-11-23
BILLIARD ROOM FURNISHINGS.

BILLIARD ROOM FURNISHINGS. Two new billiard tables and two pool tables, together with other fur nishings, have been received for the new billiard parlors to be fitted up in the Hotel Adams basement.
 VISITED CAMP.-Arthur P. Davis who returned Saturday evening from the road camp above Mesa City, spent yesterday in a drive west. of the city and across the river to the camp Of MT. Hawley who has charge of the cadaStral survey of the valley that has been in progress for many months.
 EXPECTED URSOAY.-Sidney Mauk, who no doubt still calls PhoeniX home but who has been on the road for sometime representing the A. C. Enapp commission company Of Los Angeles Is expected to arrive here Thursday morning to spend a few days with hls mother and brother Fred.
 ANNUAL BALL-It has been etrone- ously announced that the first annual ball of the Maricopa club would be held on Wednesday evening instead Of Thursday, by reason Of the latter being holiday. No change, however, has been made. and the ball will be held as first intended the evening of Thursday, Thanksgiving day and in the Hotel Adams.
 MIR. TOOHEY WILL BIO.-A Doug las paper says that R. ToOhey whose home is in Phoenix, but who has been in southern Arizona most of the timc for two or three years, has secured another grading contract on the Ma cOZari railroad. It also says he will ,;.I on some of the construction work of Tonto dam site
 INDIANA VISITORS.-C. A. Dewitt and wife of Indiana arrived hera Saturday for a two weeks visit. MT. Dewitt is a brother of John Dewitt who is engaged in the hack business and they had not seen each other be- fore for twenty three years. Jphn left the Indiana home a great many years ago and gradually worked his way to Phoenix where he cast anchor in the early days. His brother is a railroad conductor and with his wife also conducts a hotel in indianapolis. Having a desire to see the west and also to renew fraternal affiliations they decided to visit Phoenix and are glad they came for the winter climate of Arizona makes that of Indiana look like thirty cents.
 SONORA BANDITS.-The MeXicau bandits that are living in Sonora south of Douglas have committed another crime. Four of them entered the store of Placeritas and covered every one in the store with shooting irons, and took s6O,0O0 in Mexican money. The hc.1up took place in broad daylight. There is reason to believe that two of the des- pcradoes were Americans and this may be the case, as there are several pretty bad American renegadcs in that section of country. After the holdup took place the robbers mounted their horses and rode away with the money. No news of their capture has reached Douglas. says a Bisbee paper, although efforts are being made by ruTales to run the bandits down. When Kcsterlitzky re- turns from the City of Mexico these de- predations will come to an end, for he has wonderful success in running down the criminal class of Sonora and when he captures them they are generally lined up by an adobe wall and killed off by file of his soldier police.
 HEARSTS LOS ANGELES PAPER. MT. Henry F. Wills. special repre- sentative of the Los Angeles Examiner arrived in the city yesterday, in the course of q tour of the southwest. in the interest of the new paper. The errand of Mir. Wills at this time is not so much for the purpose of soliciting business as to get acquainted with what it is believed is a natural con- of the Examiner He will visit most of the towns and camps of the territory and also those of New Mexico and western Texas The first number of the Examiner will appear on December 13. It will be called q Christmas number and will be pro-