Arizona republican., 1903-07-01

HOME FOR VACATION.-Edgar Spaulding. son of F. A Spaulding, the real estate man. has returned from Oc- cidental college. Los Angeles. for his summer vacation.
 A TEMPE DISTURBANCE.-Con- stable Sigala came over from Tempe yesterday afternoon with a Mexican who had been committed by Justice Neilsen for a disturbance of the peace
 and drunkenness.
 PHOENIX GUN CLUB.-The gun
 club will have it's regular monthly practice shoot this afternoon at ] o'clock at it's grounds at the park. After the practice the Peters trophy shoot will take place.
 | JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Juan Gonzales was arrested yesterday for disturbing the peace in the vicinity of the Columbus saloon. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve seven days in jail.
 SUMMER OUTINGS. - Superinten- dent Goodman of thee Phoenix Indian school left on this mornings s. r.. r..
 x ?. train for Tularosa. N. M.. on | business. Accompanying him were about twenty students Of the school who are going to Iron Springs, Hol- brook. Las Cruces and other points to spend the summer vacation. { OFF TO THE HILLS.-Mr. and Mrs. | w. r. Richardson left last evening for
 the Rocky mountains. They had a : splendid outfit comprising a team and | spring wagon. in which were all the | comforts of a home as well as some Of the discomforts. If they fail to have a
 
 a lack of preparation.
 | AN INSANE SUSPECT.-A Mexican woman was taken to the county jail | last night on suspicion of insanity 1 She was arrested not long ago on q ! regular complaint. No evidence could
 be produced against her and she was | sent to the poor house She was dis 1 charged from that institution not long ago and reappeared at her old home. | EXPECTED THIS MORNING. 1 Word was yesterday received from J. ! C. Adams. who went to California to buy some brood mares, that he had purchased and shipped to Phoenix if teen head of the finest mares ever | brought to Arizona and that nine of
 them had colts at their sides. The
 horses are expected to reach here this ' lilOI lllliE anu VIII iJt siA piiNt AelNFlA io the Adams stock farm north of the city.
 i A WORK OF ART.-There was re- ceived at this office from Manager i Fleming of Los Angeles, manager of
 the American Type Foundry. the latest specimen book issued by that concern. | It shows the growing improvement in the art Of making type and further
 sh En1rr- ] 6fy is maintaining it's place at the head The Republican, which always desires the best. has for a long time | been getting its type from the Ameri-
 can Type Foundry.
 | THE VACATION SEASON-Afr. J.
 E. Sturges, deputy clerk of the district court, returned yesterday morning from
 months outing on the coast. He spent
 most Of his time at Coronado, where
 Mrs. Sturges will remain until fall. MI.
 E. J. DunIevy. the clerk of the court, | left this morning on his vacation. He i will not go farther east than Denver | this year and will spend some time at Glenwood Springs, where he expects to
 meet relatives from the coast. He will | likely also be joined there in August ' by Judge Kent, and they will make d | journey to the coast, returning to 
 | Phoenix by the middle of September. ' THE DAILY ALARM.-The fire de- | partment was called out again last II night for the extinguishing of a fire on II South Third avenue. It was, as usual. q confiagration of brush. and somebody who saw it, either in Q spirit Q; malice
 or because he was guessing at the eX- |I tent of it from a distance, turned in an IT alarm from box B. It brought out the department, however, and all the popu-
 Iation living south of Washington street The whole thing. however serv- ed no other purpose than to keep the department limbered up and in condi- ton for real fire.
 HE NEEDS MONEY.-Willie Cleary son of w. B. Cleary, who is only about
 so high and who but recently convinced his tailor that he was big enough t' wear pants. entered business life yes