Arizona republican., 1903-07-23

never been recover ed. Yesterday MT. Owens caused the arrest of Ryan on the charge of stealing the watch and charm. placing a valuation upon them of $55. enough to make the crime grand larceny at least. Ryan was arraigned and his hearing set for 10 o'clock this morning. Hermeregildo Chacon. ar rested for stealing a razor from w. E. Thomas at Liberty a couple of years ago, was also tried yesterday. found guilty and fine $5, which he paid. He also returned the razor, which he said he thought was charged to him when he took it.
 A BIOGRAPH PICTURE.-J. C. Boy kin, special agent of the interior de- partment. who is here to secure moving pictures for the St. Louis exposition, yesterday got a good picture of Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts in the act of rop- ing a steer. There were two trials. The steers were strong and wiry animals. The exhibition, which took place ai John R. Norton's ranch. was a good one. The first steer was tied in 43 sec onds. but the greater part of the per formance occurred out of the range of the machine. The second steer was tied in 45 seconds, but the point of catching happened out of the machines range. The picture though is good one. An other steer or more will be tied at the park by Roberts today. The machine has a capacity of 500 pictures min ute.
 PUTTING UP A JOB.-E. F.. PasCoe, whose family is spending the summer in California, received the very inn portant as well as pleasing news a few days ago that his family circle had been widened by the advent of hand some baby girl on the 18th inst. This was not the first event of the kind that has happened in the family. for Miss Ruby Pascoe. the first born. is old enough to talk. though her anun- citation is yet q iitt;e crude. She vel comed the newcomer with great jOr, and then began at once to wonder what the great wide world would think about the important transaction. Fin all she ran to her mother and said: "Sly. mamma. I=t's don't tell papa any thing about it, an when h. comes over won't he be s'prised?"
 SEASIDE EXCURSION.-The iol- lowing named left Tuesday night via the M. X P. for seaside points: J. Will son, Leah Phelps, John R. Norton, r. w. Norton. Mrs. J. R. Norton. Jennie Byrd, Olive Andrews, Anna NJ. Trott. Nellie TrCtt. J. N. Tracy. Frank Bella my. l.. F.. Bellamy. A. F. Bellamy. Mrs. LonSmore. Mrs. Olive Messenger J. J. Blinkhorn. Mrs. w. J. Longmore, l. V. Stewart, Mrs. l.. II. T. Hansen. F. H. T. Hansen. Mrs. James Flaherty. Miss Florence Stewart, Vim. Henry Seton, Mllie Elders, F. Tompkins. Mrs. F. Ward. F. C. Ward. Amasd =. Hawley C. w. CoSner. H. Zimmerman. Xavier Cowker. The following named were passengers for other points: F. B. DaneH, G. c. Lawrence. Cedar Bun Ala; B. l.. Smith, Miss Mary smith. Mrs. J. Y. T. Smith. ". ]. Percastle. Mrs. x. Cochran, Bisbee
 FIELD GLASS COMPETITION Competition is said to be the life of trade. but there is one man in this town who is beginning to think it is possible to get too much of a good thing. A man handling similar lines of goods has place of business almost oppo- site him on the same street, and the merchant referred to has been noting for some months past that his com petitor has been spending more time on the sidewalk than h. ought to for one having such a large trade Final " ne learned to his amazement that he made his business by standing on the sidewalk and listing the visitors to the place first mentioned. He would theE lure them into his establishment and try to interest them, oftentimes sue cessfully. The aggrieved merchant. however, said nothing. for he realized that this is a free country and that he couldn't protect his own trade by legal process. But the camel's back was broken the other day when he caught his competitor with a pair of field glasses pointed across the street and through the window, inspecting the line of goods he was showing 70 a customer and seemingly studying the customers countenance to see what impression was being made. He imagines that hls competitor caught the price named by the movement of his lips for no sale was made and the next day the pros pective customer went across the street and bought.