Arizona republican., 1903-06-01

l A CHURCH MEETING.-On next Wednesday evening will be held the | regular business and covenant meeting | of the Baptist church. A large attend ance is expected.
 THE B. Y. P. U.-The social and
 business meeting of the Baptist Young
 Peoples union will be held this even ing at the home of Rev Dr. Halsey. No
 113O East Van Buren street.
 A GOOD PROFIT.-A neat little real estate margin was made on Saturday | by Mir Menard. who a few weeks ago bought one of the Young orange or l chards. He sold it Saturday at an ad- | vance of $3.000.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-T June meeting of the territorial board of equalization will begin today and the board will probably be in session the greater part of the week. At this meet l ing only the valuations of the railroads will be considered. Other property will
 be taken up at the August meeting. AN ARIZONA BOY-Solly Drach- man, son of s. H. Drachman of Tucson ! has returned to the territory after two i years spent in the law department of | the University of Michigan. He had i been d student of law before he went
 there and he had beside d great deal
 of practice in court matters, for he was
 one of the most expert stenographers in the territory and he had had great
 deal to do with the courts.
 1 FIRE AT WICKENBURG.-T was a fire at Wickenburg yesterday morning which threatened the town for
 time. It broke out in house belong ing to William Hamlin, near the de- ! pot. There was q strong wind blowing from the north and the danger of the flames spreading was imminent. That was prevented. though an adjoining 1 tent was destroyed along with the house in which the fire broke out. The | house was worth about $500. The fur ] niture was worth about as much. The house had been occupied by James i Owens.
 MEN WITH MONEY.-The police officers are astounded a the amount
 of money that is floating around III
 this community. 1t was brought more directly to their attention yesterday
 morning when they found several gen
 tlemen lying around in back-alleys in 1 a ccmatose state. They were taken to headquarters for their own good and i searched. All of them had money 10 burn. From one of them d large roll
 was taken and when he got awake yes lterday morning he sent for Marshal ! Kinney and charged the force with neglecting its duty. He had not been relieved of all his money the night be- fore. He produced another large bunch and the officers who searched him are
 wondering where he could possibly | have concealed it. All these prisoners, when they recovered consciousness in the morning said they would put up | cash recOgnizances for their appear
 ance today but they a 1dcd that they
 would probably not appear. They wanted to help the general fund along.
 THE JOY OF JOHNNIE BURKE ! There are several Tonto basin cow ! boys in town who brought down zoo
 head of the Banner cattle for the Bart | lett-Heard ranch. The cowboys had not been off the range for long time
 and they have been naturally enjoying | themselves. Their enjoyment was greatly increased by meeting an old 1 acquaintance whom they had seen on | the range q year ago. That was Johnnie l Burke whom some of the irreverent call | I''Dinkey" Burke, who feared about a year ago that he was sinking into a | decline. He was persuaded by his phy- i sicians to try the Tonto basin country. II There is a good deal of hardship to be encountered in getting there and by the time MT. Burke got into that region the exercise he had undergone showed him that his fear regarding his condition ! was not we'll founded: that ne was real Il ly suffering from no organic trouble II at all. One of the cowboys said that
 when he came across him he was sit ting on boulder in a wash crying and
 that on investigation he found his tears
 were those of joy.
 II A moments anger may result in III unarc of Snrrnuv -I ,hicnpn NRMS