Arizona republican., 1903-06-23

CONSUL PINA'S RESIDENCE
Senr A Pima, the Mexican consul has
changed his residence and office from
3SS East Van Buren, street to 500 North
Second avenue.
SOME NICE PEACHES-C. J. Cor
nell brought to the board of trade yes
terday some nice peaches some of
which were preserved by Secretary Van
der Veer. Mr.. Cornell lives two miles
| north on the Cave Creek road.
MISSION SOCIAL.-The east end
mission will hold social at Eastlake
park tonight to which all their friends
are invited. Ice cream and cake will
be served and a good time is promised
all who attend.
WILL SPEAK AT THE INDIAN
SCHOOL.-A. Azhderlan will address
the students of the Indian school at the
school auditorium tonight at 80
O'Clock This will be Mr.. Azhderian $
last address in this territory ard the
public is cordially invited to come and
hear him.
SEASIDE EXCURSIONISTS.-Thosc
leaving for the seaside on this morn
ing's s. F.. P. & p. train were the fol-
lowing named: For Santa Barbara-H.
NJ. Weirick. Charles j. Dinsmore: for
san Francisco-Mrs. Joseph Boyer.
Miss Eva l.. Boyer. Miss Eleanor A.
Merriam. Mrs. Helen Bury. J. r.
Hagin: for San Diego-Mrs. H. A. Gill
Ian. Mrs. +. Patterson. Miss Carrie
Christy. Mrs. William Christy. G. L.
Hall. Miss Grace Andrews. Mrs. I. II.
Andrews, F. w. Albers.
MINOR CRIMINALS.-S. Herrerez.
Jose Matos and Nj. Degalo were in
Justice Burnett's court yesterday
charged with disturbance OF the
peace. They had been arrested for
fighting the day before. All We're sent
to the county Jail FOR seven days. A
warrant was also issued for the arrest
of that chronic offender Diego Abril
Simona Peralta was before the court
charged win using language unbecom-
ing an officer and a gentleman. She
was fined so and the execution of the
sentence was suspended.
SAVED BY THE FLOOD.-Adjutant
General Leavell who returned on sun
day morning from MOrenci, said yes
terday that terrible as the flood there
was it was perhaps a fortunate thing.
But for it he believes and it is the be-
lief of the people of Clifton and Moren-
ci that there would have been a col
lision between the strikers and the au-
thorities. The strikers were though
paralyzed for the moment by the catas-
trophe and before they had recovered
from their paralysis the troops had ar
rived and the danger was over There
were seven lives lost in the flood. Col.
Leavell believes there would have been
many more lost if a collision had oc-
Cured
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE.-The
Baptist Sunday-school held its chill
day service last Sunday evening. The
following scholars had special parts on
the programme: Elizabeth Murphy.
Genell McCrea. Florence Brewster,
Alice Halsey, May Owen Edwards.
Helen Redman. Ruth Percival. Persis
Edwards, Alice Foushea, Elsie Elliott,
Edna Custer, Alma Brewster. Gillian
McFall Belva BraswelI. Willie Easter
wood, Nellie Tinker, Beulah Graham.
Eta Welch, Gretchen Isaac The pro-
gramme also included a piano prelude
by Miss Halsey, cOrnet accompaniment
by Miss Kay. new songs and respon-
sive readings.
JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
Ira Ritter yesterday caused the arrest
in Justice Robertson's court of Mrs Ida
Bacon charging her with stealing his
chickens and selling them TO some one
who lives across the river. The parties
live near TO each other in the lower
part of town and not long ago Mrs.
Bacon had Ritter arrested on the
charge OF abusing her. In the suit be
gun yesterday change of venue was
taken to Justice Burnett's court.
IS WORSE AGAIN.-W. w. York,
who has been very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia, was reported worse yester-
day and his recovery seemed doubtful.
OPEN SEASON FOR DOGS.-Mar-
shall Kinney announces that on the
morning of June IS he will declare the
dog killing season open and send forth
the municipal gun club on hunting
trip. No dog can feel sure he is inn
mune unless he wears on his necklace
a brass brooch with number On it.,