Arizona republican., 1903-05-26

THE SUGAR FACTORY.-Fif & Gallagher expect to begin work on the foundation for the beet sugar factory on Thursday of this week
 BASKET Sunshine. lodge No. :. Degree of Honor. will hold a basket social at Pythian hall tonight. The public generally is invited. Ladies are requested to bring baskets.
 MEETING POSTPONED. = The Kings Daughters meeting which was to have been held at the home of Miss Eva Bowyer this evening is postponed on account Of the high school exercises.
 A SICK BABY.-George Kirkland re- ceived a telegram yesterday from his brother, Will. who lives in Douglas, saying their babe which is about d year old. is very dangerously W.
 IS IMPROVING.-W York, an employe of the Stevens barber shop has been confined to his home for the last two weeks by typhoid fever and was at one time in very critical con- dition. He is reported very much inn proved.
 A NIGHT FOR DEMOCRATS.-The recently elected officers of the Young - last night The occasion was made a love feast in which all good democrats might join but some of them neglected to avail thems elves Of the opportunity There were speeches by the leading orators of the party and there were also refreshments.
 A FLAW IN THE PETITIONERS petition to the board of supervisors to order an election on the establishment of local option district was withdrawn yesterday by J. ". Canning, one of the signers. The petition was offered week ago yesterday and it was expect ed at the meeting O. the board yestsr- day action would be taken upon it. It had been entered in the minutes at a great outlay Of trouble. In the course of the checking over of the boundaries of the proposed district it was discover ed that serious mistake had been made. In one place the word east" had been used for west" in describing the direction of part of the boundary. The work will have to be gone over again from the beginning.
 HOW ORDER WAS ESTABLISHED N. J. Partridge made complaint in Justice Burnett's court yesterday morning against NJ. J. McKeTigon. saying that he had assaulted him the night before and had followed him out on the street with a revolver. MT. Me KsIligon told q quite different story He said that Partridge and others had come into his place of business and had started a rough house. He blew po- lice whistle which was not answered and then he restored order himself with the aid of a bung starter The revolver story. he said. was utterly without foundation. He not only lid not take revolver to the sidewalk but he had no weapon of that kind in his place.
 THE COMPLAINANT IN JAIL Yesterday morning a barber by the nan,e of H. A. Galbreath went 10 Jus tice Burnett to make complaint against a citizen and business nan who he said had cut him in the back of the head with knife the night before. The citizen was summoned and explained what had happened. He said that Gal breath had stood in front of his. place of business while his wife was present and had used language of the viiest kind. He remongtrated with him and his remonstrance having no effect he knocked him down: there was no other way to quiet him. In falling his head struck against scme sharp corner Since the thing had gone so far he made complaint against Galbreath charging him with a disturbance of the peace. Galbreath was locked up.
 RECORDERS COURT.-The city re- corder yesterday afternoon handled the first real bunch of business that has come to his hand in d magisterial way since the present administration grabbed hold of 1he municipal rudder. John Doe. a sleeping drunk, was fined five dollars. William Jones, who after ward proved to be somebody else, and who was mixed up in a check transac- tion was arrested and turned over to