Arizona republican., 1903-11-26
Temperature

Maximum temperature rs, minimum
temperature 40.
Average relative humidity AZ per
cent.
Total precipitation 0.
Character of the day: Partly cloudy.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
A REAL ESTATE DEAL.-H. I. Lat
ham & Company yesterday sold to
Charles s. Blaine the property at M.
S33 West jefferson street. The con-
sideration was $3.50.
FOR THE WINTER.-The mother
and sister Of Or. r. NJ. Dodsworth ar
rived here yesterday morning from
their home in Azusi, California, ard
expect to spend the winter in Phoenix.
POSToFFlCE IOURs.-The post
Office hours today viii be The same as
those Of Sunday, including also the
rural routes. the latter being in ac-
cordance with the special order of the
department.
ROBSON BAlLES.-H \. Robson
and Miss Bales We're united in mar
riaee last night. The ceremony was
performed by Justice Burnett ut the
/ Denver. MIR. Robson has been living
IN lON4l lOE SOlie time. MISS 1SctAA' ;
had been a resident of MDoWeil.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLD
| r. H. Greene yesterday sold to James
4. Lewis a residence property in the
Collins addition on East Jefferson
street for $3.50. 1t is four-room brick
house and was sold for $500 only q
/ few months ago.
| A BIG JOLT-The biggest drink O;
whiskey that ever came 10 this town
arrived yesterday for y. L. .. Kirch-
off. 1t was enclosed in a monster bar
ireI. which. with its contents. weighed
I2 500 rounds There are three hundred
! and fifty gallons in the tank. enough
| and fifty gallons in the tank.
/ A DRUNKEN COUPLER. Moreno
and his sweetheart Francisco Martinez
were found Keeling along an alley
drunk night before last and were
! locked UP. Yesterday morning they
! were brought before Justice Burnett
The man was sent to the county jail
/ for ten days and the woman fol
seven.
DISTRICT coURT.-There Were
I only two cases before the district court
Yesterday. The first was that of the
Bank OF Arizona of Prescott agains'
+. Barlage and others. The testimony
Of one Of the defendants was takeT
and judgment was given the plaintiff
In the case of Mary =. M'Daarmor
Flanagan against Cordelia L. Beckett
and others the trial order was vacated
as to the principal defendant and the
further trial of the case was con-
Guided.
! POLICE COURT-Frankie EncinaS
q young woman of imprudent habits
was arrested by the police fer drunk
enness. She put UP 4 five dollar bill
for her release and later forfeited il
by non-appearance in court. Jane Doe
was arrested for disorderly conduct
and sent to Jail for five days. Charles
! Poor who was not so impecunloUs but
that he could get drunk and disorder
lily. was arrested, but made a heart
touching talk that got him another
/ chance to start life over. He said il
! would be his last CfeHse and that he
had a job waiting for him, so he was
dismissed with warning not to be
| caught again. Algernon Dove, after a
couple of months OF intense sobriety
was again put where he could take
! care Of himself.
PROF. LADDERS DATES.-Soml
| time since mention was made of the
fact that the Fifth avenue Christian
/ church had arranged with Prof. W
! W. Lauder the renowned pianist and
! lecturer for a series of rcCitais 10 be
given in the church in the near future
under the auspices of the mus com
mittee of the church. The dates OF
/ these lecture-recitals have now been
fixed for Friday and Saturday, Deem
I Der IS and 10. There will be four con-
certs, at half past two in the after
noon, and half past seven in the even
! ings. Prof. LADDERS recitals are unique
IN that he presents but one composer
at each performance, and during the
evening delivers n very entertainirg
/ lecture upon the life and work of the
composer and about the country If
his nativity and its people. He is said
to have a repertoire of twelve or more
! composers, and permits local commit
| tees to select the ones they prefer.
! a BIRTHDAY DlNNER.-James
Rennie last night entertained a number
of his Choctaw brethren at dinner. The
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