Arizona republican., 1903-04-19

furnish the music, guarantees an even- ing of unusual enjoyment. Osborne school is two and one half miles north on Center street, is easily reached by car. carriage or cycle. Everybody is invited.
 LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT - The library entertainment at the High school building last night was a pleas ing success in point of attendance and financial returns and in the satisfac- tion of the audience with the evenings programme. F. E. Burroughs. the noted humorist, made a good impression though he was very sick all day yes terday and at one time during the per formance he was so i'll a hack was ord cred to take him to his hotel. He felt better though by the time it arrived and finished the evenings programme. The music was furnished by Miss Grace H1lgen and Miss Grace Dunbar.
 A NIGHT OF DISTURBANCE The peace officers were kept unusually busy all of Friday night and they woke up the sheriff's office every half hour for the purpose of receiving prisoners The first was Andy Garcia, who was supposed to be working to get money to pay a fine imposed on him some ago. Instead ,of that he was getting drunk and making a turmoil in is neigh borhood. J. Martinez got drunk and kicked in the door of the house and dared the owner to come out and fight him. When the challenged party ap- peared Martinez made a rearguard movement, but he was oVertaken and was getting the worst of bloody er- gagement when the officers appeared on the scene, rescued him and took him to jail. Will Griffin and Charles Ashworth were thrown in for vagrancy.
 CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLE- MENT.-Deputyl Sheriff Phil C. Ensign arrived in town yesterday morning with T. B. Shide, who is wanted at Bisbee on charge of embeZzlement Deputy Casad of Cochise county came in from the south yesterday morning and took charge of Shide, leaving with him last night for Bisbee. Shide was To- cated by an article which appeared in the Republican, taken from a Bispee paper. Deputy Sheriff Ensign, who Is located at Hot Springs Junction, saw it in the Republican and, learning that Shide had been there few days be- fore, wired the sheriff's office here for instructions. He was directed. after some communication with Bisbee, 10 look for him. He found him at a min ing camp near by. He was not locked up while he was in town. He says he is innocent of the charge against him and can prove his innocence on his ar rival at Bisbee. He was a mine fore man there for six years.
 FOOD FOR YUMA.-Under Sheriff Walker of Coconino county arrived In town yesterday morning with three convicts for Yuma. One of them is a man named Kirk, who had been sen fenced to a term of five years for as sault with intent to commit murder. The names of the others are Staunton and Jones, who got two years each for burglary. Sheriff Cook joined the party here with Dan Gates and Jack Neary, who last week pleaded guilty to in- dictments for burglary. MT. Walker says that the northern part of the ter ritory never before had such a pros porous prospect. It has been raining on the mesas and showing again Tn the mountains almost constantly. As he left Flagstaff it was showing again, and when he got to Ash Fork the snow had become mixed with rain. Many lakes in Coconino county, which have been dry for years, are now filled with water and the stockmen are assured of a bountiful supply at least for the whole of this season.
 I. O. O. F. GRAND LODGE.-A large excursion party left here last night for Bisbee to attend the annual session of the various grand bodies of the I. O. O. F. of this Jurisdiction which con- vene there on Monday. Those repre- senting the Phoenix lodges were W. K. James, C. E. karls, C. Duhring, Mrs. A. J. Bradley, Mrs. Lizzie Coyle, Mrs. Barr and Mrs. T. M. Nolin. They were accompanied by Grandmaster F. P. Trott and Grand Secretary George A. Mintz also of this city, and T. NJ. Nolin an officer of the grand encampment for the present residing in Prescott. In the party also were the following rep resentatives from northern points: J. R. Halsey and E. J. Perry of Kingman, the latter deputy grand master; P. M Shafer of Williams: H. M. Suder, George Avery. E. G. Rosenblatt, Ben Robinson, Mrs Forest, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Hill of Prescott; Mrs. Wagner of Glendale. N. A. Moriord of this city expects to leave on tonight's train.