Arizona republican., 1903-09-30

M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 A DOG POISONER.-The dog poi soner is at work again. The latest victim was a valuable pointer belong ing to W. P. Richardson.
 CHILDREN SHOT.-The children of the central school were lined up outside
 the building yesterday afternoon and
 shot with a photographers camera.
 COMING THIS MORNING.-Mrs. J.
 H. McClintock is expected home on
 this mornings train after a visit of nearly three months with friends in
 San Francisco and other coast points. POLICE COURT.-The lone prisoner in the dock when police court was called yesterday afternoon was Frank Lynes who was arrested for drunken
 ness and unseemly conduct in public places. He was sent below for twenty
 days.
 CENTRAL AVENUE PROPERTY OWNERS.-All arrangements have
 been made for the meeting of the prop
 erty owners along Central avenue. to- night at the Osborn school house. at 7:30. Every one interested should be there.
 A SOCIAL BALL.-The Sociedad Ali anza Hispano Americana, has issued invitations for social ball to be given by Lodge No. 9 of this city in it's lodge hall on the night of Saturday, October 3. A free luncheon will be served to the guests.
 HAD SEVEN DOLLARS WORTH
 Francisco Hinostro was before Justice
 Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and peace disturbance.
 He was fined g. and he surprised the court and the spectators by producing the money.
 YOM KIPPUR.-Yom Kippur, or the Jewish atonement day will begin this evening at sundown and will be prop
 erly observed by the Jews of the city. There will be services in Padget hall at T:30 tonight and again Thursday morning at S:30.
 A DIFFERENT MAN-John Hen derson who is an employe of the city in an honorable capacity desires pub licity given to the fact that he is not the John Henderson who is working out six days fine on the chain gang as the result of over indulgence in ap- pleJack.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit for di- vorce was fled in district court yester day by Carmen Arbila against Trini- dad Arbila. DeSertion and failure to support are alleged. The parties were married in Nogales. The whereabouts of the defendant have not been known to the plaintiff within the last year.
 MIR. PALMER BACK.-W. G. Pal mer. special agent of the department of justice returned yesterday morning ' from the southern part of the territory. He was greatly pleased to meet Hon. Hugh H. Price who is friend of many years standing both in Wisconsin and Washington. D. C.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-The secretary of the board trade is getting the con- tents of the board room ready for re- moval on the first of October, to the new quarters in the Smith building formerly occupied by the postoffice. His office therefore looks now some what as if it had been struck by light ming.
 HE GREW SANE.-E. B. Johnstone who had been arrested on charge of insanity was turned out of the coun- ty jaiy yesterday morning. Twenty four hours of Imprisonment had work ed wonders for him and confirmed the suspicion that his mental condition was the result of an overdose of whisky and cocaine.
 THE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER
 There was born to Mrs. Roy Loman
 yesterday q daughter of the weight of seven pounds. MT. Loman is of The Republican force. Last night was not his night to put on a sub, but if there
 was ever a time when he needed one it was then. This is the first event of | this kind in the Loman family and the newly made father is correspond | ingly and appropriately proud. BACK FROM CHICAGO.-E J. Bonsall returned yesterday morning from a trip to Chicago on mining busi-
 ness. He reports a very pleasant time and successful trip in business way.
 Asked if he intended to settle in this
 country and do some business he | facetiOusly replied that he had in- | tended to but he feared the climate
 was too moist for one in his delicate | condition.