Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

STOCK SHIPMENT.-Tnree cars of cattle were shipped from Tempe to Los Angeles last night.
 POLICE COURT-One drunk for feited $3 bail bond; one Chinaman ar rested for leaving horse united. Hay ing spent all his money for pedlar's license, sentence was suspended.
 COUNTY MAPS-The Arizona Ab- stract company yesterday secured the contract for making the maps neces- sary for the use of the county assessor in his annual assessment of property.
 PACKAGE WAS BROKEN.-In the Phoenix postofice is a broken Christ mas box containing articles for Hattie Henry, Lizzie and Little Charlie. The address is gone save the one word "HenTy."
 A GOOD SHOW. - Hunting for Hawkins" was presented again lasl night at the Doris theater the per formance being .ntirely satisfactory. The company left for Maricopa on special train.
 DELAYED MAIL.-The mail from the west was delayed in reaching Mari copa yesterday morning. arriving here just before noon. Mail from the east via Rock Island failed to connect at Fl PasO. but came in late last night on a special from Maricopa
 LADIES' SOCIAL.-The ladies con nected with the Woman's Home Mis- sion society, M. F. church. south, will give social at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Dameron. 553 North Fifth avenue. cn Friday evening at s o'clock Re treatments will be served and a pleas ant time is anticipated. A cordial in- Vitation is extended to all.
 NOT A BIGAMIST.-Assemblyman T. J. Morrison of Prescott was seen or the street with lady friend yesterday WhereupOn contemporary announced that Mrs. Morrison was in town. ts that lady is still in Prescott ne desires to correct false impression that might gain circulation. He has no de- sire 10 accumulate plural wives.
 4 DOUBLE THIEF.-Juan Acun1. arrested by his victims and turned over to Marshal Kinney. was before Justi,s Burnett yesterday charged with the theft of two hats from q coach of the Maricopa and Phoenix road. The hats belonged to J. F. O'Reilly. a brakeman. and J- F. Strahl. conductor. They almost caught him in the act and oyer took him. He was found guilty ani was given fifty days for each offense.
 JUDGE ROBERTSON'S COURT.-I SimOna Peralta was fined S1 yesterday in Justice Robertson's court for drunk enness end solemnly warned that if she ever came before him again he wou!J send her to Justice Burnett. who he thought was less tender hearted and would send her to jail forever. Fran. l cisco Robles was arrested for using i'm proper language before proper people trial set for today. Lorenzo RarceIo for disturbing the peace at Glendale. trial set for today.
 GOOD ROADS DELEGA ernor Brodie yesterday made the an pointment of ten delegates to the na- tlonal convention of American Road Makers to be held at Detroit on Feb | ruary 13 and IA of this year The deie- gates are George H. Schuerman and J. R. Lowry of Prescott; Kirk l.. Hart Of Tucson; George w. Atkinson of Cal abasas; J. K. Mead of Tucson: c. F. Mills of Morenci; W. l.. Pinney anc F., M. Depew of Phoenix: NJ J. Riorda, Of Flagstaff, and W. H. Clark of Hol- brook.
 A VISITING STATESMAN.-E. L. Hogue of Iowa, whose family has been here for some time. is here for a short visit expecting to return in about q week. MT. Hogue is well known Tn Iowa, being interested in farming and the elevator business. He is also q member of the state senate. Ee Is very much pleased with Arizona, this sec ton of It particularly, and says Phoe- nix IS larger and a better city thar he expected to find, while there Is an air of rush and business about every thing that is suggestive of success.