Arizona republican., 1903-05-07

| POLICE COURT. - In police court yesterday there were two hoboes before
 his honor each of whom was sent below l for ten days. One other case was that of the omnipresent John Doe who was
 arrested for drunkenness and disorder ! ly conduct and who forfeited a cash
 bail of ten dollars which he had put up for his appearance.
 ANOTHER NEW PAPER.-Another newspaper enterprise has been launch ed on the Arizona sea of Journalism. It | Is the Daily Times of Nogales and is owned by Whiteside and Healy. It is q four column, four page paper and while | il is not so large as it's competitors of the weekly variety it gives the peo- pie of the line city an opportunity to speak to each other more frequently. SPENT THE DAY HERE.@Colonel Epes Randolph, who is at the head of the Huntington electric street railway system of Los Angeles spent yesterday in Phoenix coming in on the private car, San Carlos. MT. Randolph is just returning from a trip to Cananea and ether border points where he has been looking after railroad and mining in terests.
 TALKED TO SCHOOL CHILDREN. line CnlluEGn OI MT. Lee S IOOHl III lllG Central school yesterday got an unex- pected treat in the form of a practical lesson in drawing by that well-knOwn artist Frank Holme. Mir. Lee prevailed upon MT. Holme to talk to his pupils. He gave an exhibition of skill that was both practical and amusing, and that was full of suggestive ideas.
 PUBLIC SCHOOL MASS MEETING. There will be a mass meeting al the NJ. E. church Thursday evening, May 7th, of this week, at s o'clock, in the interest of the public schools. Short talks will be made by Superintendent McDonnold, Rev. c. V. Cowan, Rev. L. A. McAfee and others. Some very i'm portant steps looking to the improve ment of the schools will be discussed at this meeting. and it is hoped that ev- cry citizen interested in them will be present.
 CAPTURED AT NACO.-Valdez, the Mexican who killed Jose Flores. a countryman, at Tombstone a few days ago has been captured at Naco just over the line and is held by the Mex ican officials. Both he and his victim were citizens of Mexico so the southern republic is in a position to settle with him. He is also said to have been a fugitive from justice in Mexico, having previously killed two men there. Mexican official when asked by the American consul what the outlook was for getting the man back into this country to stand trial remarked that after he had absorbed five bullets from a Mexican firing squad it is likely the Mexican government would make no protest against giving what was left of him back to the Tombstone offi- cials
 JUNIORS SOCIAL.-One of the most pleasant entertainments of the season will be given by the Juniors of the Bap- tist church at the Indian school next Saturday evening. The musical pro- gramme will be brilliant one and there will be many added attractions
 LECTURE IN OSBORN DISTRICT On tomorrow night the Hon. J. NJ. Glass of Pasadena, Cal, will deliver free public lecture in the Osborn school house, in the interests of the Good Templars, for whom he is laboring now. MT Glass has held very successful meetings in Mesa and Tempe, and will spend a week on the north side. on Saturday night he will speak in the Cartwright school house, and on Sun day afternoon in the Phoenix Presby- terian chruch. MT. Glass is and old campaigner, and has won success and renown on the lecture platform.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder: The Vallicita Mining company, capital stock S1. 900, ,OO0 incorporators, Martin Conboy, E. T. Mayhoffie and H. T. Mead State Oil 6 Gas company, capital stock $1 ,OOO, 900. incorporators H. H. Carver, J. B. Smith, J. D. Medsker and