Arizona republican., 1903-06-15

in an ice cream social which their friends could enjoy with them. To sat- isfy those who care more for mental food than the satisfying of the appetite a literary and musical programme has been provided.
 BROKE UP A FIGHT.-Consta ta ble Redwine and Officer McCord of the city force were guilty last night of inter fering with a fight which had been gotten we'll under way by three drunk en Mexicans. The participants in the affair were landed in jail
 MIR. GLASS GOES NORTH.-Hon. J. NJ. Glass. who has been featuring for the Coed Templars in outhern Arizona. was a passenger on the morning train for Prescott where he will remain a week Next week he will visit Williams and Flagstaff. and possibly take in the Grand Canon before returning to Cali fornis.
 A DOUGLAS HOLD D-UP.-Another Douglas saloon. the Cattle Exchange, was held up Friday night about II o'clock by two masked men and the roulette game relieved of s200. The men wore masks made of gunny sacks and ordered up the hands of everybody in the house. One man who thought he was overlooked by the robbers attempt ed to slope. but a shot from one of the Iobber: barely smissed him and his hands went up automatically. The usual method was employed. one man standing guard while the other gath cred in the coin. The robbers were both of medium height and build and at lat est advices there was 70 clue to their identity.
 AUTOMOBILlNG.- a means of scientific, pleasuraEle and p-to-date locomotion. the automobile has the horse faded to a farewell. providing everything goes right. But when ar automobile does lay down there's noth- ing doing while the horse keeps mov- ing as long as he has a foot to stand on, and he'll drag the wagon as long as there's two wheels left. Every we'll ordered man likes 10 ride in an auto- mobile. but there are times when every well ordered man, like Richard III. is willing to bull the horse market Last Thursday Shirley Christy and party were coming down from the north ir his big red machine, when one of the aNles broke. It was only nine miles tt 1 Wickenburg, but they were long ones for those who had to walk it.
 RETURN OF MIR. ALLEN-M H J. Allen, director of the affairs of tho United Verde. returned yesterday morning from the southern part of the territory. He had gone to Nogales tC attend a personal damage suit in which ! the company is defendant and which had been taken from Yavapai county on change of venue. The case has | been before the courts for three years and it was continued again until tn. 1 next term of court of Santa Cruz coun. ". Mir. Allen suspects there is a dis position on the part of the plaintiff {, have the case continued for the pur | pose of wearing out the United Verd, | and break it up paying railroad fart for the officers of the company and fo witnesses. That does not seem thougl to be a good business move for if tn | company should become impoverishe, in that way it would have nothing lef for the payment of any judgment tha might eventually be rendered agains | 1t.
 | UNAPPRECIATIVE CHAMBER | MAID.-The motives Of some peopI are never understood no matter hoy hard they try to be kind to others. barber that once lived here went l.
 Jerome. taking charge of a shop in
 well-known hotel and rooming- hous
 there. He Las always had a kindl
 feeling for chambermaids. thinkin
 they are an overworked and underpai
 lass. so he was scrupulously nea about his room. and every mornin
 when he performed his ablutions h
 dried his face with one end of the towe
 and refOlded it carefully with the soile portion concealed, thinking the cham
 bermald would either not observe tha
 the towel had been used or would talk
 the hint that it was good for at leas
 one more shift. But with all his care
 tulness the girl day after day persiste
 in giving him clean towel. The bar
 Der only felt the more sorry for he
 tlll it finally came to his ears that sh
 was circulating the report that the bal
 Der from the capital city was "entirel too neat for mining camp"