Arizona republican., 1903-10-05

COUNCIL MEETING.-Tonight is the regular monthly meeting night of ;he city council.
 BAND CONCERT-Thc hand concert was attended last evening by a large crowd as usual and the entertainment was q pleasing one.
 VISITING Sheriff Joe Roberts of Yavapai county arrived in the city yesterday morning from the south. He had spent some time in Mexico ir search of q man who was wanted in lis part of the country. Deputy Sheriff r. T. Nevins of Jerome also arrived in the city from the north.
 SOCIALISM AGAIN-Harry NJ. Me
 kee announces that he will speak this morning al 9:30 o'clock at the city hall plaza on Socialism and the Farmer" Tomorrow evening MT Me
 l<ee will speak at O'Nein hall on the subject Organized Labor and Organi- Zed Capital All laboring men are urged to be present. Admission free.
 REDSKINS EZVOCSING-If anybody thinks the poor untutored savage can't read the bill boards he is entitled to one more guess. All day yesterday the Indians were percoiatinS through the county districts and leak
 ing into town. They came on horse back and in wagons and carriages,
 singly and in punches. The reserva-
 tion will be practically deserted and it will have to be pretty sick Indian that don't spend this day in town. SOLEMN HIGH MASS.-Yesterday
 was q. double feast day for those of Roman Catholic faith. it being the feast of St. Francis Oi Assissi and the
 feast of the Rosary. Solemn high
 mass was celebrated at the morning service by Rev. Father Matthias cele-
 brant. Rev. Casimir deacon and Rev.
 Paul sub deacon. During the service Rev. Casimir preached very able ser mon. The choir sang q mass especial ly arranged for the feast and was ac- companied by Rast's orchestra of Tucson.
 SHOULD HAVE STUCK TO HIS LAST.-Henry Owen. better known in
 this community as Little Honest Henry who shas been arrested for
 numerous mira ctions of the law. such as milking cows surreptitiously steal ing eggs. furniture and whatever else was not securely nailed down. was at the sheriff's office yesterday engaging { in conversation. the burden of which was the Shoemaker should stick to his last" Henry said that as long as he confined his operations to the rObbing l of hen roosts he never had any trouble and the court records bear him out in 1 that statement. But" said he. when ever l leaves my 'gitimate biZness I ! gifts into trubble. Dey socked it to me dat time when I mixed dem cows an las fall when l done stole dat furniture I got six months. Heahafter l sticks
 to de chickins an de turkeys. A dead
 chickin or a turkey don't tell no tales. '' KILLED HER BABY.-The Tucson | Citizen published the following dis patch from MaricOpa under date of Saturday Oc. ,: A young squaw | about 21 years old. who has loafed 1 around the depot here since her in l fancy. gave birth to child Thursday evening in a closet in the rear of the
 residence of J. Y. Edwards. Evidently
 wishing to get rid of the child. the
 young mother threw it in the closet. no doubt with the intention of killing l 1t. Faint cries attracted the attenion
 of Mrs. Johnson who has charge of 1 the family home of Mr. Edwards To-
 cated short distance from his hotel
 Mrs. Johnson hastily went i'll the di- | rection of the noise and soon discov- cred that an infant was in the clos t. l With the assistance oi some men she ! took the child out but it died soon af- | terwards- The mother was soon found
 and confessed her guilt. A coroner'.' | jury was summoned yesterday and an
 inquest held. A verdict of death from exposure was returned. The mother | was placed under arrest and bound
 over to grand jury
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