Arizona republican., 1903-07-06

COUNCIL MEETING.-Tonight the regular monthly meeting of the city council will proba bly, Tbe held.
 BAND CONCERT. - The Pioneer band entertained the populace as usual on the city hall plaza last evening, large crowd enjoying the music.
 THE LAST WEEK.-Just from the force of habit. The Republican. again calls attention that with this morning begins the last week in which the Wa ter users of this valley may sign their lands to the Water Users Association and get right with the government.
 BUSINESS IS GOOD.-The records Of the month of June, just closed, in dicate that the police department of this city, unlike the United States postCffice department. is getting itself on a good business basis. Though there were fewer arrests made last month than several other months that might be named. the net results in cash were greater tharj in any month since Mir. Kinney was elected marshal.
 ANOTHER I. O. G. T. LODGE Grand Secretary Walbridge has re- ceived a petition for the institution of a Good Templars lodge in the Isaac
 
 Thursday evening next as the time for the ceremonies. Delegations from Gar den Valley, Central and Floral lodges will be in attendance to assist. This will make seven lodges in the county and thirteen for the territory.
 TO SUMMER IN PRESCOTT.-Mrs. A. P. Walbridge and three children went to Prescott on Saturday morning n pines for couple of months. MT. Wal bridge expects to join them next montL and bring them home about the first of September. MT. and Mrs. Ricardo E. Miner were also passeners for Pres colt on the Saturday morning train. and will be gone a month ~or more.
 BODY REMOVED.-Messrs Harry Friedman and NJ. Stein yesterday su- perintended the removal of the remains of the late Miguel Wormser from the place of interment to the new Jewish cemetery west of the city. The ceme- tery is on land given by MT. Wormser before his death to the people of his fait-- for cemetery purposes. but the gift was not made use of till after his death some years ago. It was the wish of his relatives that the body be moved as well as very proper thing to do from the standpoint of sentiment. 1T is expected that before long the estate will provide a handsome monument to be erected in his memory.
 POLICE DOINGS.-The police arrest ed Richard Roe Saturday night for drunkenness and sleeping in a public place. MT. Roe, being a full-blooded Pima Indian, feels that there are no better Americans than he, and it was therefore both his pleasure and duty to celebrate hard on the Fourth of July. He sobered up in jail put up cash bond of & and returned to the reservation to tell his people about his patriotism. But he is not the 'onliest' Indian, for yesterday morning the po- lice found Indian Jim in the same con- dition except that he had no S5. He is therefore still in jail. It was a very light haul for a holiday catch.
 HIS SUMMER VACATION.-Alger non Dove left on this mornings north bound s. F., P & P. train for Williams, Ariz., where he will spend the summer in the pines. He> leaves for three req sons. First because he thinks it will be cooler there, secondly because the police wanted to do something in the Cause of liberty on independence day. and there was little else they could do to celebrate the event except to let Algernon Dove outside and free him from the fifty-day sentence he had been living down. Thirdly, the only way the police dare do this was by making him agree to hie himself to the hills for all summer. It was the first time that he and the officers have worked in harmony for many moons. THE LAW IS FLAT.-The school tax law, better known as the poll tax law applies to everybody who can be run to earth except those having exemp- tions. But Collector Henry Drane says from the number of exemptions he runs against nearly everybody in town must have made a struggle at one time oI another to get on the free list. Another thing that has taken the wind out of his sails is the fact that he has work