Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-03-31

WATER WORKS MEETING.-Th
Citizens Waterworks committee has
called mass meeting for the discus
sion of the question of municipal water
works, to be held Thursday night at
the court house. While it is called by
| those favoring the bond issue those
who oppose the bonds are invited to be
present if they care to, and discuss any
features of the question they desire to
in support of their argument.
| INQUIRY FOR y BROTHER.-Mrs
Robert j. Hutton OF Detroit Mich, has
written the Office of the sheriff making
inquiry about her brother. David Nc
Nichol. She had a letter from MIN four
years ago and he was thea in Phoenix.
The writer wants to tell him about the
late death of his mother. She adds that
she did not know what he was doing
fer 4 living but there was one thing she
did know and that he had beer very
careless about his homo and his moth
er.
NEW CORPORATIONS OF
! the following companies were filed IL
| the office of the county recorder yester-
day: The Cambro American Oil COM
pany, capital stock $1,000, eco, incorpor-
ators H. Humphreys. NJ. p. Lull and
Charles p. Oliver; the Charlotte Oil
| company. capital stock, $1,000 coo, incor-
pOra tors \. c. Stick. George Francis,
E. E. Wilson and others: Imperial Au-
tomObile company. capital stock, $500.
600. incorporates i. L. Silver and /.
! w. Howard.
RANGER APPOINTN ENT,S.-l:Gv-
ernor Erode yesterday re-appOlnted
Thomas H. Rynning captain of the
Arizona Rangers ard appointed john
Foster lieutenant. The latter Office is
n new one created BY the late leEiSla =
ture in the bill increasing the number
OF the rangers. The salary Of the form
CT office is S115 a month and of the lat
ter $40. Lieutenant Foster has been
with the rangers since last September.
His efficiency was recognized some
months ago by his promotion to ser
geant.
THE BISMARCK CLUB.-The an
nual meeting OF the Bismarck club vii
be held tomorrow night. That is tine
one night of the year when there are
more Germans in town than any Other
time. Some of them were born in Ire
land and some in far away New jersey
But from wherever they come they ar;
all admirers of the Iron Chancellor
Some of them who think that it is
sin to drink beer 364 days of the yeal
believe that on the night of April l i
is religious duty.
JUDGE ROBERTSON'S COURT
Francisco Bravo, who is charged witt
petit larceny, pleaded guilty yesterda!
and was sentenced to six days impris
Il, ~
disturbing the peace, was fined si2
dollars. the fine being suspended
during the good behavior OF the, oris-
oner. E. May, stone mason, who ha'
been employed near the Indian scho }
got too noisy during Saturday an(
Sunday and ended before the Judge
who gave him the mild fine of six dol
lars, which was paid yesterday by hi:
employer. While court was in session
a photogra pher honored the assem-
blage of court attaches. reporters ans
others by taking a fiash-light of the
bunch. Deputy Constable Gonzale
brought in Ralph Valanzuela ant
lodged him in the county Jail to serve {
sentence of ten days. He was con
victed Of petit larceny in Justice ]. T
Priests court at Tempe; Constable
Gonzales had been looking for the mar
for some six months, as he skipped on
after being sentenced TO thirty days fol
disturbing the peace, being allowed hi:
freedom for a few hours to attend t,
some business. He was also accused o
stealing a saddle from McQueen's ranch
but was discharged from Priests cour
on account of insufficient evidence. He
came to McQueen's ranch one evening
riding a horse with no saddle. and wa:
seen that nigh. 4 few miles from tn;
ranch with a good saddle. Nalanzuele
has made endless trouble for the az
thorities during the past ten years. bu
he is so smooth that they have never
been able to bring sufficient evidenc;
against him to give him over twenty
or thirty days at one time.
ATTENTION s. y. w. V.
All comrades of Camp Lawton No
49, S. \. w. V are requested to be a
hall at n m Tuesday evening for ths