Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-19
RECURRENCE OF suMMER.-Tt

M E. BLYSTONE, Sec. Director.
RECURRENCE OF SUMMER.-Tha
season in its progress toward winter
slipped back several notches yester-
day and those who put on their fall
urderclothing rather regretted it.
FOR THE WiNTER.-C. A. Mum
ard family CT six arrived here on Sat
| urday from Washington. D. c.. and are
stopping al the Hotel Adams. They ex-
Feet to stay during the winter in the
enjoyment of AriZonas far famed eli
mate.
FUNERAL OF MRS M'GEHON.-
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma AI'Gehon
who died or Saturday will take pla &c
this afternoon from the parlors OF
Mofln and Doris. The internent will
be in the family lot in the Loosely
cemetery. Rev. DR.. Halsey will Off
ciate.
MEXICAN DRUNKS.-The police
had 10 time to go to Sur1ay school
yesterday. They were too busy pick
ing up Mexican drunl>s who fell by
the wayside and went to sleep in pub
lie places. They gathered in five or six
of the brave boys who will be disposed
TO OPEN A MINE.-J. L. Dougherty
will leave this morning for Harris
burg where he will be busily engaged
for some time with his partner in OPEN
ing up the Argonaut gold mine, a pro-
perty of great promise. A force of
men will be selected from the miners
in that section to vigorously push de-
velCpment work.
HE DISTURBED THE SUNDAY
Geraro BeltIan filed himself up with
the BLOOD red wine yesterday and fill
ed his pockets with rocks with which
he began tc lombard everything and
every body in his immediate neighbor-
hood 4 deputy sheriff put an end
tc the hostil!ties by throwing Beltran
into the county Jail.
ANOTHER REcEPTIoN.-The re-
ception Of the Hearst congressional
party at the Hotel Adams on Saturday
night was rot the only function of
that kind in Phoenix that night There
was another at Smiths hall. That was
a reception by the colcred people of
the city to the porters and other en-
ployes of the Hearst train. There were
fourteen of the visitors. There was mu-
sic. dancing, story telling and things to
eat and drink. Altogether there was
probably more fun than at the other
reception. Both events broke up about
the same time.
UNITED STATES COURT The
United States grand jury will be con-
vened today. There is not great deal
of matter for its consideration. Since
Yuma county was attached to the
First district. the Third district has
been cut off from the border where
most of the federal criminal business
There are a few Edmunds
act cases and some instances of people
charged with selling liquor to Indians.
Joe Gilbert who was convicted of as
sault with a deadly weapon will be
sentenced today. Sentence will be pass
ed upon William L. Eckel, convicted of
child stealing and Frank Martin, con-
victed of burglary in the first de-
CREDIT UNJUSTLY WITHHOLD
Joe Gilbert whose present residence is
the county jail, was appointed by the
kangaroo court yesterday to present
grievance to the Republican. Mr.. Gil
bert said that he had roticed some
time ago an article in the Republican
saying that a the last term of court
the office OF the district attorney had
convicted every indicted man but one
and that so far in this term not one
had escaped. Mr.. Gilbert regarded that
simple statement of a fact as q. bou-
quet and he believed that while bou-
quets were being distributed that they
ought to be impartially passed around.
He pointed out that the record of the
prosecuting attorney of the kangaroo
court is even better than that of the
district attorney. Neither he nor his
in office have ever failed
viction in Il single case
CAPTURE OF A FUGITIVE.-l
Deputy Sheriff G. G.. Gonzales did GOOD !
work yesterday morning in the arrest |
Of fugitive from justice wanted in
ella county. a letter was received
from Sheriff Rogers of ella county on
Saturday afternoon asking for the ar
rest of Prosper Encinas who was want |
ed for felony. The officer found the |
Man at the home OF his sister yester- |
lay morning He had just arrived there |
from up the river. He was well mount |
ed and well armed ard evidently in |