Arizona republican., 1903-03-29

sing two choruses Mr.. Eugene Rede-
will Will contribute violin selection.
and Mr.. Harry Wilson a whistling solo.
There will be vocal solos by Mrs. Tiff
fanny. Miss Poock. Mr.. Carl Norris and
Mr.. f. p. Wilson. Mrs Bagby and
Mrs. Cravens will give a vocal duet
and Mrs: Cravens u piano selection
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.-The theme
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
this morning will be THE Family OF
Heaven ard Earth" In the evening.
The Chaff ar3 the Wheat" The pas
ter will give an Illustrated address to
the junior church band at the opening
of The morning service.
BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERS
The banquet given by President J. c.
Adams of the board OF trade seemed to
have a salUtary effect on that body.
Secretary Van de Neer reports that
several new names have been added to
the membership roll and several who
had come to be known as backsliders
through their inattention TO the duties
of the organization and their negli-
genCe in the matter OF dues, received 4
new inspiration OF the proper spirit.
came up to the front benches and
dropped their contributions into the
missionary box.
A MISTAKE IN \ NAAiE-In 9
story in the Republican yesterday
morning OF the recovery or rim.
which had been taken from John Ben
der al the time he was assaulted and
robbed about two years ago. it was
stated that the assault was committed
at the Roma saloon at the corner of
First and Monroe streets That was an
error. The robbery was committed at
the Union saloon on the opposite cor
ner OF the intersection of those streets.
The Roma saloon run by Anton Gold
has always been an orderly place.
JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
s. ]. Byers, a mining man. who was ar
rested Friday night on the double
charge of disturbing the peace and
larceny. was given preliminary hear
ing before Judge Robertson yesterday.
He pleaded mot guilty" and the trial
was reset for Monday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. 1t appears that Byers after
storing away considerable Phoenix
whisky. started to do" the tenderloin
and incidentally met Josie Engelson
and Big Casino" who now accuse him
books and of relieving Josie of a gold
nugget stick pin. c. z. Smith appears
on the scene as the champion of tn"
women. Jose Jerez is out on bond ana
will appear Monday at 10 .. m. to an
sWer the charge of disturbing the peace.
Manuel Tucero pleaded guilty to the
charge Of disturbing the peace ard was
fined six dollars
SEVEN DOLLARS WORTH or
FUN.-M. Candelaria and F. Delgado
We're in Justice Bl!rnett's court yc:ter-
day charged with drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace. They We're fined 81
AS matter of course they had no
money and they We're sent to the jaii
for seven days. Frank Quigley was
also before the court. QuigIey is :,
miner and had arrived in town on the
morning of the day before. He was or
his way to Cananea and intended to
start on the afternoon train. while he
was waiting he put in the time by get-
ting drunk and chose OF all places the
worst one to show off the effect of it.
the doorway of Justice Burnetts court
While q trial was in progress. When
an officer went to demonstrate with him
on the noise he was making he grew
abusive and the officer had to tear the
clothes off of him 10 reduce him to sub
lection. Yesterday morning Quisley
was repentant. He made d statement
of the case. The court believed it. fined
him SO and suspended the sentence on
the condition that he start for Cananea
at the first opportunity.